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Books by 莫语函
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A Strange Name 奇异的名字
Everyone has a name. More precisely, a full name. Chinese given names are usually one or two characters long, though nowadays they can of course have three, four, or even more. A surname passed down from one's ancestors comes first, making a complete and utterly ordinary name. Surnames are inherited from our ancestors, but long ago, why did they attach a particular sound or written form to the name they used for themselves? Many surnames are interesting or a little strange. Some come from animal
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Faceless 盲脸
A blind face is nowhere near as profound or mysterious as a blind spot or a bright spot. Everyone has a face, and whether we are recognizing someone or talking to them, we always look at their face. Yet within this vast range, countless combinations and expressions can appear. Whatever emotion we want to convey, we mainly express it through our faces. Sometimes I think about it and find it rather fascinating. So what does a blind face mean? What crucial and intimate connection does it have to th
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Red 红色
Red is one of the most ordinary and common colors on Earth. Many things naturally have this color, such as the blood flowing through our bodies, and fruits like apples, strawberries, and cherries. It is also widely used in manufactured goods. Red is visually striking and has many positive symbolic meanings. Let's abruptly change the subject and talk about color blindness. Color blindness is a congenital disorder of color vision. Generally speaking, people who can distinguish the three primary co
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Mushroom 蘑菇
May I ask how many kinds of mushrooms there are in the world? There are cultivated varieties grown for food, which are usually delicious, as well as wild ones. Among the wild mushrooms, some are edible, some medicinal, some poisonous, and others are wood-decaying fungi or ectomycorrhizal fungi. Even without counting them carefully, there must be forty or fifty kinds. In biology class as a student, I was fascinated by a picture of mushrooms in all sorts of shapes and colors. One had a very strang
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