Life
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Get out of a “trapped” life
I was born in a “Fan Shengmei” family, and I studied very hard since I was a child, in order to escape from that kind of depression. The parents who should be the closest can hurt me again and again, so I don’t trust anyone. But when I was finally able to escape from my family on my own, I couldn’t find a lover, couldn’t make friends, and couldn’t feel happiness for so many years. Is this destiny? Hangzhou: Yang Yang ”Some people are healed by childhood happiness all their lives, while some people spend their whole life exhausting their energy to heal childhood wounds.” Those childhood misfortunes completely trapped…
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Cephalosporin “four generations under one roof” have different antibacterial spectrum
For some infectious diseases, the more common clinical drugs are antibiotics. Cephalosporin is the general term for cephalosporin antibiotics, which has a high antibacterial effect and can be used to treat various bacterial infectious diseases such as Salmonella and Escherichia coli. Do not drink Huoxiangzhengqi water while taking it. Cephalosporin is a common clinical antibiotic, mainly used to treat various diseases caused by sensitive bacteria such as urinary system infection, respiratory tract infection and gynecology. The effect of cephalosporin is to kill bacteria by inhibiting the synthesis of bacterial cell walls and causing the rupture of bacterial cells. After taking cephalosporin, you also need to pay attention not to eat…
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Stroke risk assessment: Keeping it under control
Cerebral apoplexy, also known as apoplexy, occurs suddenly without warning, and the condition is serious, often accompanied by limb movement disorders. Even if the most advanced and perfect treatment methods are applied, more than 70% of stroke patients cannot take care of themselves completely, which adds a lot of burden to the society and family. Due to the great harm of stroke, I believe that everyone is eager to know how likely they are to have a stroke. This is stroke risk assessment. After the assessment, you can clearly know which factors you currently have that are likely to cause stroke, which can be improved and prevented; which level of…
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Punk rock poet laureate
Patti Lee Smith (Patti Lee Smith, 1946— ), an American female poet, singer, and performance artist, began to write poetry in the late 1960s, and wrote Seventh Heaven, Horses, “Easter” (Easter), “Cowboy Mouth” (Cowboy Mouth) and many other anthologies and plays. The 1970s was the golden age of his poetry creation. Although Smith made her debut by reciting poems with live music and actively participated in the “second revival” of American rock music in the 1970s. He is the first of its kind in poetry and enjoys a high reputation in the American contemporary literary circle. As Smith lamented looking back: “Most of my poetry is about women, because women…
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Yasuko Hirabayashi: Perseverance in adversity
Yasuko Hirabayashi (1905-1972) is an important female writer who experienced the transformation of Japanese society before and after World War II. To commemorate Yasuko Hirabayashi’s achievements in literature, Yasuko Hirabayashi Memorial Hall was built in her hometown, Suwa City, Nagano Prefecture, Japan. The scene in the museum reproduces Yasuko’s living room before his death, including Yasuko’s daily necessities and her and writer friends information about their contacts, etc. On the second floor of the Suwa City Library, there is also a special “Hirabayashi Memorial Library” to store Yasuko’s collection of books. Yasuko was born in a village by Lake Suwa, she was the third daughter in the family. Taizi’s ancestors…
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From agent to writer
In 1952, Ian Fleming (1908-1964) created the first Bond novel “007 vs. Casino Royale”. It was the beginning of his writing career and the end of his less than legendary 007 experience. The “Headlines” Controversy At around 10 am on April 8, 1933, a train from Berlin arrived at Belorusskaya Station in Moscow. Among the passengers was a tall young man in a colorful suit who was very conspicuous. He got on the Lincoln car that picked him up and went to the “National Hotel”, looking at the streets and pedestrians in Moscow with great interest along the way. This young man is the British Reuters reporter Fleming, who came…
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Salman Thu: It can be hot or cold
Artist Salman Toor has a penchant for the evenings. In the quiet and secret night, undercurrents are surging. By depicting such a hazy night, the protagonist in the painting, who often appears in the image of urban queer (Queer), constructs a habitat full of longing, joy and freedom. living place. Tu’s first art museum solo exhibition in Asia “Night Rainbow” will open on December 17, 2022 at M Woods Art Museum, Beijing, and will last until March 9, 2023. The exhibition covers 27 recent paintings and 23 works on paper by the Pakistani-American artist. The creation of the picture is obviously self-reporting, and the protagonist in the painting looks like…
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Eight square meters in Tokyo, rebuilding a person’s life
How much space do you need at least if you want to live comfortably by yourself? Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism once calculated a “minimum living area level”, and the results showed that in order to enjoy a “healthy and educated life”, a single person should live in a room of more than 25 square meters, and the standard for two people living together is 30 square meters. More than square meters. Shinobu Yoshii, a Japanese-Chinese writer, suspects that this standard is a bit too high. In 2017, she moved back to Tokyo from Beijing and lived in a room with an area of only eight square…
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Tips for Surviving a Marital Crisis
After marrying Daming, our life has been very happy, but since I became pregnant, I have anxiety. Originally, I had a cleanliness addiction, but with the impact of the epidemic, I cleaned my house like clockwork every day. Daming would always say to me in a caring but somewhat incomprehensible tone: “My wife, our house is clean enough, and you are still pregnant with a baby. I really can’t bear to see you busy all the time. Just eat and drink at home.” Well, it’s enough to take care of your health, and you really don’t need to care about the rest.” I got angry when I heard this,…
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critique of weapons
As the largest military conflict in Europe since the 21st century, the Russia-Ukraine conflict has erupted for nearly a year, and there is no sign of easing up yet. Even if the two sides may eventually return to the negotiating table, if any party wants to win the initiative, it cannot do without exerting greater military pressure on the other party. Although weapons and equipment are not the only factors that determine the outcome of a war, weapons at hand and reasonable use may change the trend of the battlefield to a large extent. After all, weapons of criticism are not as good as criticism of weapons. What are the…
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Friction within the US-EU alliance
On the occasion of the nearly one-year anniversary of the outbreak of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the 59th Munich Security Conference was held from February 17 to 19. Political figures from many countries gathered in Munich, and the focus of the issue was indeed Russia and Ukraine. Christoph Heusgen, who was Merkel’s foreign policy adviser during her tenure as chancellor and later Germany’s permanent representative to the United Nations, now chairs the Munich Security Conference. He came forward to invite countries to participate in the conference, but Russia was absent from the Mu’an Conference for the first time since 1999. Heusgen explained that this was to avoid “providing…
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Reading and life
In the 1990s, when I came back from studying abroad, bookstores began to close one after another, and only recently did they start to pick up. In fact, we Chinese are a nation that loves books very much, and the tradition of loving books is also passed down in our daily language. For example, a scholarly family, a family of book etiquette, if we praise a person, we will say that he is bookish, or even say that “everything is inferior, only reading is high”. Our ancient books also reflect this. “The Analects of Confucius” has a total of 20 chapters, and there is no strong logical relationship between chapters…