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The Despair of South Korea’s “N-throwing Generation”: Why Young Koreans are Giving Up
It is becoming more and more difficult to study hard day and night to get into a good school, and it is becoming more and more difficult to find a good job after being admitted to a good school. Even if you find a job and try your best, it is becoming more and more difficult to have your own home and live the life you once expected … South Korea, whose per capita income has soared to more than 30,000 US dollars, why are young people suffering more and more? no longer hope On June 29, 2022, a silver Audi car was picked up from the sea in Songgu…
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Why I Chose to Freeze My Eggs at 34
I never considered if I wanted to be a mother or not. It was not a question of marriage or love, but of whether I was ready, mentally and financially, to take on the responsibility of motherhood. However, I am not ready yet, and I have many goals and dreams to pursue. But I am also 34 years old, and I know that my fertility is declining with each passing year. That’s why I decided to freeze my eggs. Before making this decision, I consulted with many friends from different age groups. Most of them supported me, but some older friends advised me to find a good man and have…
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Finding Peace and Acceptance Through Life’s Journey: Nudity, Aging and Desire
When the night falls heavily, the huge floor-to-ceiling glass windows show its deep charm in the city-the utensils in the window, the faces by the window, and the dots of lights in the high-rise buildings outside the window are interspersed, contrasted, and overlapped. . Burning incense, burning tea, listening to the piano, reading books, like a woman who truly understands the essence of life in the eyes of the world, and then returns to herself, with a calm atmosphere, I sit by the window and spend my time alone quietly, as if the years have never been stormy The waves have been magnificent, and my heart is naturally calm and…
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Salvador Dali: The Master of Surrealism
Salvador Dali, one of the most prominent surrealist painters, had a unique ability to merge the absurdity of his inner world with the objective world. Through the use of decomposition, overlapping, superposition, and interlacing, Dali was able to reflect his subconsciousness in his paintings. His masterpiece, “The Persistence of Memory,” is a quintessential example of this style of painting. Born on May 11, 1904, in the small town of Figueres in northeastern Spain, Dali’s artistic talent was evident from a young age. Although his academic performance was lackluster, he excelled in art and received professional education from a local painter when he was 14. In 1921, Dali left his hometown…
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3 Thinking Modes for Success in the Workplace
In his best-selling book “The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People”, Stephen Covey proposed the “Mindset-Behavior-Outcome” model. He argued that our outcomes depend on our behaviors; and our behaviors depend on our mindsets, that is, how we perceive and interpret the world around us determines the final results of our actions. Students who are about to enter the workplace need to consciously change their role orientation and transform their student mindset into a professional mindset. Here I share with you three professional mindsets that can help you succeed in your career. The first one is delivery mindset. Delivery mindset tells us not to assume that we can complete work…
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7 Laws of Life for Newcomers in the Workplace
College students, congratulations. After going through all kinds of recruitment examinations and interviews, you finally stepped into the door of the workplace you yearn for. The workplace is a place full of competition and change, and it is also a stage for you to display your talents and ambitions. As a newcomer in the workplace, how to successfully get through the early stages of the workplace and use your passion and struggle to compose your own glory in life, the following The 7 laws of life are what you must know. 1. Learn to admit your own shortcomings You are “the son of heaven”, that’s right.…
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The True Nature of Love: A Lost Proposition
Love is one of the countless possibilities of human nature. Love is great, love is only a part of love. Love is a lost proposition. It was originally a great knowledge and a great genius; most of those who have acquired this knowledge do not have this genius, and those who have this genius rarely acquire this knowledge. I thought “Jane Eyre” was still good. One is lofty sentiments, the other is suitable for young people to read, it is a good textbook of love. I didn’t like to read this book when I was young, and I didn’t understand “Jane Eyre” emotionally at that time, so I was a…
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India’s Money-Grabbing Ways Have Upgraded: Xiaomi Robbed of 4.8 Billion, Chinese Companies Warned
01 The bad news came that the 4.8 billion hard-earned money that Xiaomi was robbed by India was gone. On June 13 , according to foreign media reports, the Indian Law Enforcement Bureau has officially issued a document notice to Xiaomi and related banks, accusing Xiaomi of violating the country’s “Foreign Exchange Control Law” and illegally transferring funds abroad. At the same time, based on the accusation, India froze 55.5 billion rupees (about 4.8 billion yuan) of assets from Xiaomi’s bank account. This notification means that Xiaomi’s 4.8 billion hard-earned money has been completely confiscated by India, and it is almost impossible to get it back. You know, since Xiaomi…
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3 People Who Showed That Anything Is Possible If You Put Your Heart Into It
He was born without a right hand, and with his only left hand, he painted the majestic Great Wall and landscape paintings full of spirituality, making people feel like they were there. Some people say that God can’t starve a blind house sparrow to death. He doesn’t have a right hand, but he has a talent for drawing, just like a blind man who can’t see but has good hearing. Someone else said: “God closed a door for him, and nature will open a window for him.” I once interviewed him and know that it is not easy for him. For so many years, he has spent all his spare…
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How to Be a Person with Brilliant Spirit
In the 19th century, the famous French writer Flaubert, who lived in the countryside of Paris, had a life habit that had remained unchanged for decades, that is, to watch the sunrise on time every day with a pious mood. It was through years of close contact with the most majestic and magnificent natural scenes that Flaubert learned to respect the majesty and magnificence of nature and the great mystery of life, and became a person with brilliant spirit. So that after more than a century, readers all over the world can still chew the pure and bright taste from his works. A spiritually brilliant person is a mentally strong…
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The Habit of Explaining Everything: Why It’s a Sign of Weakness and How to Break It
Xiao Liu in the unit has a habit of explaining everything, especially when a certain job or thing is not done well enough, he starts to explain to the leader and colleagues repeatedly. Xiao Liu’s explanations every time are nothing more than these three points: one is that his starting point is good, but he did not achieve the expected effect; This situation is not caused by him alone. He will list a lot of objective reasons, but rarely find reasons for it subjectively. Leaders and colleagues are very disgusted with this habit of Xiao Liu Ai’s explanations, and they often remind him overtly and secretly, but Xiao Liu is…
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