💡Indelible: Words That Stick Some things in life are impossible to forget — they leave a permanent mark. That’s exactly what “indelible” means. Next time you want to describe something unforgettable, just say it’s indelible!

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What gets you up in the morning? Are you motivated by your family or career or some other higher purpose? What are you called to do with your life?

Last week, I traveled to Korea with my parents and their friend for a short trip. It was my second time in Busan so I planned the itinerary for them. Because we have a very early flight , upon arriving at airport, we went to Korean sauna to relax. The environment was neat and cool, people at there not only can eat but also can chat with friends. In my country, we don’t have this kind of culture so I was surprised that so many people enjoy spending time at there. One day we have a small trouble because I accidentally took them to the wrong station, we ended up spending more time taking taxi to the right destination. What surprised me the most was how many people were already lined up for the capsule train. We waited for almost hour and a half and finally got on. Although it was a very long and busy day, the scenery was absolutely beautiful and impressed us very much.

Why in “If she joined this group of scientists, there would be people here who would understand her” after “who” is the word “would understand”, and in “What would they think about people who judged them” after “who” is the word “judged”?

This invention I will introduce to you is a little hard to describe. It's one of the four most greatest inventions in ancient China. It called Movable-Type Printing. You can think it as a printer existed in 12th century. You can imagine that you were just living during the period about 700 years ago. You wanted to read books, what would be in your hands? A phone? a computer? or a paper book? In fact, a paper book was more likely appeared on your table. As more and more people around you liked reading, the hand-copied books couldn't meet the demand. Then block printing was invented and the speed of printing was increased. But when a book was to be printed, we need a lot of wooden blocks which was engraved Chinese characters on them. After printing a book, these wooden blocks were useless. So, a man called Bi Sheng who might be one of your friends engraved the characters on small pieces of cubic clay and heated them until they became hard enough. Then, he placed these movable characters to make up different articles. After everything was prepared, people needed to put ink on them, then put a piece of paper on the character and pressed around, finally a page of a book was printed. All the movable characters would be removed andwere used to print the next page. It saved much money and time. More and more people could read a variety of books.

Surprised that mainland China users can access this app directly. Is there anyone who speaks English trying to learn Chinese? I'am learning English now, We can help each other🤓