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- Shares What is the Devil Hold Us? A Reflection on The Moon and Sixpence
- I have been absorbed by a masterpiece in recent days: Moon and Sixpence, a book was neglected in my shelf for many months. As a saying goes, masterpiece is something that everyone desired to have read but never actually. An episode sitcom arouses my interest in the book when the heroine uses th ...
- Shares The Insane "Gears"
- On a Sunday afternoon, the sunlight lazily spilled onto the road leading into the city. My wife and I had just finished some errands and were driving back to Beijing. We had hoped that the weekend traffic would be lighter, but to our dismay, the checkpoint ahead was already backed up with a l ...
- Shares What's Difference in Guangdong?
- "Guangdong Spring Festival Trip: Unexpected Experiences in Coastal Cities" Hey everyone, during the Spring Festival break, I visited Guangdong and checked out several coastal cities like Guangzhou, Shunde, Zhongshan, and Zhuhai. Before the trip, I had high expectations, imagining these places ...
- Shares A Spring Festival Encounter with Anti-Fraud “Adventures”
- During this Spring Festival, I had the most unbelievable experience—more outrageous than a TV drama! On the second to third day of the New Year, while my family and I were vacationing at an Airbnb, my son's phone kept ringing. It turned out to be a call from the Foshan police, informing us that h ...
- Shares Finding Calm Amid Chaos- an Unexpected Encounter at Guangzhou Station
- I recently read an intriguing book— The Socrates Express by American writer Eric Weiner. The book seamlessly blends philosophy with travel, as the author embarks on train journeys to places where great philosophers once lived, connecting their ideas to modern society. He explores how we can find ...
- Shares Justice and Aggression: Lessons from a Neighborhood Dispute
- Imagine a small neighborhood where two families, historically at odds over property boundaries, find themselves embroiled in a bitter dispute. One family, let's call them the aggressor family, suddenly decides to forcefully occupy part of the other family's backyard, claiming it rightfully belongs ...
- Shares Invisible Chain-Hukou System
- The hukou system in China, with its origins dating back to the 1950s, has long been criticized for its profound social and economic consequences. Initially introduced to control population movement and allocate resources effectively, the hukou system has evolved into a deeply ingrained mechanism th ...
- Shares Change or not-The Beijing License Plate Lottery System?
- The Beijing license plate lottery system has been implemented with the intention of managing the city's severe traffic congestion and air pollution issues. However, upon closer examination, it becomes evident that this system has significant flaws and limitations that undermine its effectivene ...
- Shares Daydream
- In the pandemic, there was a stronger, wider idea that kept raising in my head, though I tried vainly to suppress it. This was to escape the damned job that already devoured all my energy. Again and again, I weighed, considered and measured the idea, but dare not to materialize it in ...
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