Teaching & Learning English
Leo MUZHEN Lee We are not immune to the outcome of things which is inextricably bonded to our life, impermanence defines that. People resented that word, and were proud of the way they opined their lifestyle, their unwavering spirit of living, their pursuit of their teenage life. The nexus between us and impermanence is that we are the … Read more
First, I hate hegemonies. Second, this is my Grade 8 SA ‘vestige’. Third, please have a look 🙂 The fall of the Ottoman Empire (News report) Leo Muzhen Li Introduction It was a cold winter afternoon in Istanbul in 1705. After a heavy shower, the air was moist, and the street was wet, there were … Read more
©Leo Muzhen Li This divorce between man and his life, the actor and his setting, is properly the feeling of absurdity. … Read more
Inspired by essay Absurdity and suicide form Le Myth de Sisyphe and La peste, Written by French writer Albert Camus. Préface One lived in absurd, yet some is ignorant of that. Why absurd? Irrational, bizarre, void. One had options to give up and succumb: Either made haphazard expectation of the coming future, yet this idea is … Read more
Leo’s next plan: I would continue working on colloquial-style article and texts, but most of them would be essays and book review. I will probably do some IELTS journal during G10, I planned to publish a Research report focusing on the matrix structure hypothetical application of Argentina water supply industries and a book review of … Read more
Can’t write single blogs and journals any more, I’m writing a novel instead of the ‘Hellish series’.
At least I enjoyed the verdant scenery from Germany to Luxembourg before I received the email by the benevolent school. I didn’t have the slightest idea what kind of sinful crime or the apocalyptic felony we had committed, but it’s clear that we are not hardy kids who were eager to take the responsibility. Anyway, … Read more
The result of the seminar had denoted the callous fact: Quality is sometimes over quantity. This seminars is the worst seminar I’ve every done in my MYP campus journey: silted brain, limited time, irrelavant points… Actually, this doesn’t matters the most, what matters the most is the participation of me (I’m kidding, most of the … Read more
Sodexo food is the third worst school cafeteria food I’ve ever eaten; the second worst food is something sluggish, hair-raising, upseting, pathetic, lurgid, revolting, repelling, and repulsive from an obscure public school canteen. The worst food only exists in my imagination. It purged my stomach the moment it flashed in my mind. Sometimes the Sodexo … Read more
Website of the image: Fanpop.com The moment the two Nazi soldiers opened the lid of the ark, every piece of electronic equipment in the cave was shattered. A gash of chill, sandy wind swirled in the cave, and the wind grew stronger and stronger until they turned into ghost-like visions in which they danced around … Read more
Far across the distant galaxy, there is a little planet called Earth. There lived a student named Leo, who really enjoyed his recent ELL seminar. This is the best seminar in his MYP study; however, most of the ideas he contributed were ‘high-quality’. Bear in mind that he didn’t do any preparation before that thrilling, … Read more
The is the link of my blog (I accidentally lost it!) What a hellish trip