I think this kind of novel exercises real-time thinking too much~
It's really awesome!!!!!
It's so strong, dialectical thinking is vividly reflected~
I always feel that when reading political books orz, our concept of political books is to look at others from an objective and realistic perspective. The negative impact of competition breeds pride and arrogance and produces an inferiority complex. We must learn to cooperate in competition and take the strengths of others to make up for our own shortcomings... I am carrying the political sunshine and love to stop it!
The example from the United States and the United Kingdom does not seem to be relevant enough... But it is still an excellent article~
I read the idiom "sunshine" and looked it up specifically,,, I'm very serious, right
Haha, the second model question... I have forgotten what I wrote
PS, I like the last sentence the most...
The question was immediately frightened when he saw Mark Twain. Later, it turned out that it was just sunny after the rain, and he was frightened...
However, articles like this really test your creativity...
Every article in Sunshine makes me feel something. Maybe I will suddenly think of this story many years later.
Narratives usually turn into argumentative essays, so please give me some advice!
I think this kind of novel exercises real-time thinking too much~
It's really awesome!!!!!
It's so strong, dialectical thinking is vividly reflected~
I always feel that when reading political books orz, our concept of political books is to look at others from an objective and realistic perspective. The negative impact of competition breeds pride and arrogance and produces an inferiority complex. We must learn to cooperate in competition and take the strengths of others to make up for our own shortcomings... I am carrying the political sunshine and love to stop it!
The example from the United States and the United Kingdom does not seem to be relevant enough... But it is still an excellent article~
I read the idiom "sunshine" and looked it up specifically,,, I'm very serious, right
Haha, the second model question... I have forgotten what I wrote PS, I like the last sentence the most...
The question was immediately frightened when he saw Mark Twain. Later, it turned out that it was just sunny after the rain, and he was frightened... However, articles like this really test your creativity...
Every article in Sunshine makes me feel something. Maybe I will suddenly think of this story many years later.
Narratives usually turn into argumentative essays, so please give me some advice!