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A quick grammar quiz about traveling

I had an amazing weekend going hiking on a snow mountain. It took near two hours to the foot of the mountain by car from Chengdu. we spent 4 hours to climb up to the top of the mountain and more than 2 hours to walked down. The landscape is pretty beautiful, but the trailway was challenging. I saw a man pushing a bicycle to the top of the mountain. It was incredible. Some people made hotpot on top of the mountain. 我渡过了一个愉快的周末，去一座雪山徒步了。从成都开车到山脚接近两小时，我们爬到山顶花了4小时，下山用了两个多小时. 景色很漂亮，但是攀登山路充满挑战。我看见一个男人推了一辆自行车登顶，这简直难以置信！一些人在山顶煮火锅。

Could someone tell me what the following sentence means exactly? It's an example sentence I found on Oxford Dictionary and I still don't understand. "Her death put everything else into perspective."

A Square Enix Shop was newly opened in Shibuya, Tokyo. Therefore, I went there today in order to see FF goods. At the entrance of the shop, big Chocobo and Slime dolls welcomed customers. In the shop, there were a lot of Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy character goods. The chain shop is also in Shinjuku, Tokyo, but the shop in Shibuya looks bigger than that and the selection of goods might be better. Even if the status on the online shop is out of stock, some products are sold in the shop in Shibuya. If a new Chocobo goods is sold, I'll went shopping there again. When I was a child, I was annoyed by motion sickness. I thought that Chocobo might be able to take me everywhere without motion sickness. I remembered that and still long to ride on it. I realized that I'm a boy regardless of my age who likes heroes' fantasies after all.

How we celebrate Christmas in Greece! Kalikantzari During the 12-day period from Christmas Day until the Epiphany, it is said that hobgoblins called ”kallikántzari” (friendly but troublesome little creatures which look like elves.) visit households. The Kallikantzari live deep down inside the earth and come to the surface only during this time, slipping down chimneys and playing pranks on people. Throughout Greece, there are various customs and rituals performed to keep these “elves” away. Fireplaces are kept alight to prevent them from entering the houses through chimneys. They disappear on the day of the Epiphany when the waters are blessed, and they return to the earth’s core. Christmas Trees & Boats The decoration of the Christmas tree was not originally a Greek tradition. It is said that the Bavarian King Otto decorated the first Christmas tree in 1883. Due to the fact that Greece had a sizeable maritime identity and they were known as a seafaring nation, wooden boats are also decorated to welcome the sailors home for Christmas. Today, both boats and trees are equally popular and adorned. Christmas boat. Christmas in Greece – a highly decorated boat signifies the importance of shipping. Christmas Meal On Christmas Day, tables are set with foods that have become tradition, passed from generation to generation. Pork or Lamb roasts served with potatoes and vegetables are a popular main course, followed by the traditional “Kourabiedes” (almond cookies coated with icing sugar) and Melomakarona (honey-soaked semolina cookies). Of course, this is all accompanied by a variety of good Greek wines! Holiday Carols Christmas Eve, New Year’s Eve, and the Eve of the Epiphany, you’ll find Greek children out caroling singing “the Kalanda.” They go from household to household, singing and playing musical instruments and beating triangles. Houses open their doors, listen to the Kalanda and offer the children small amounts of money.