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... on each arm in the middle of the road and absolutely no one would stop for you to let you finish crossing the road. Pedestrians have absolutely no right of way whatsoever and must be incredibly alert when crossing the road. Last year in China 80000 people died in traffic related deaths. I can't imagine how many people were maimed or injured in traffic related accidents. It's just STUPID.

... in small rooms with many students, the pressure to do well is
enormous and yet these students greet me every morning with a cheerful hello,
they tell me they are fabulous with a smile on their face. They laugh,
joke and learn all the things our students learn in a second language.
They are amazing.


I will put my layers of clothes on again tomorrow with a smile on my face and greet my students with a warm "hello"

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Editor: Vivian

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