Teaching & Learning English
We’re often encouraged to step outside our comfort zones and explore the vast, irresistible world of exotic cuisines. However, when it comes to certain dishes, like fried frogs, the initial reaction from many is pure disgust. “How could anyone possibly eat that?” I wondered. The first time I saw this dish was at a hot … Read more
I’m sure that many people have tasted preserved eggs or 皮蛋(Pí Dàn). I find it very common for them to appear on the meals of Chinese people and many of them like the taste of it, including me. Pi Dan(I’ll call it this from now on) is made from duck eggs and basic substances. After … Read more
(describing a place)o-o You’re not gonna believe this!! ∑(;°Д°) But I still want to say. I become a cat. Right, C-A-T. When I woke up on a different bed, in a unfamiliar room, and I saw my downy claw. And that really can’t happened on earth, so I definitely go in to another universe. I … Read more
Regarding the topic of exotic food, I have to admit that I always ensure I eat ordinary food, so there aren’t many types of exotic food for me to talk about. However, around three years ago, while visiting my grandparents in Zheng Jiang, we went to a hot pot place. This is where my curiosity … Read more
Chinese people are known for eating weird foods, such as eggs baked out of children’s pee, scorpions, fried spider, chicken eggs that are hatched halfway, duck heads, tofu that smells like diarrhea, monkey brains, and even cows’ and sheep’s wiener. Chinese people are decomposers of animals. Me being a person that does not try … Read more
I’m not really a student. This is just an example 🙂 Having travelled widely, there are many exotic foods I could describe. In China alone, I have had the pleasure of eating barbecued scorpions, rabbit head hot pot, stewed dog, horse’s stomach, some unidentifiable green splat and the parts of a male sheep not shared … Read more
The trip to Hangzhou is definitely a valuable experience for all of us. I want to talk about this trip from various angles. Firstly, I want to discuss the good part of this trip, the location that the school picked which is Hangzhou is definitely the right place for us. Hangzhou is a beautiful and … Read more
A burning British Summer lives in my heart. Perhaps the ocean itself lives within my eyes; when I close them, I can hear the breath of the sea. The sea breeze carries a faint saltiness, caressing my face as if it were the embrace of the ocean. Walking along the beach, I can see the … Read more
**Diagon Alley Day Tour: My Magical Day** Hey, friends, today I’m going to take you into a magical place – Diagon Alley! Yes, it’s the same place in the Harry Potter series where little Harry first bought his wand, owl, and magic textbooks. I planned out a special day trip to experience the heart … Read more
Two years ago, when I went to New York, few friends of mine and I were strolling through the bustling street, when a seemingly inconspicuous restaurant appears in our sight. There we discovered this mysterious dish. The restaurant didn’t have things I was expecting like burgers, pizza and fried chicken, instead the dish we found … Read more
In this paper, I will talk about my idea about Why travel. I think we are able to travel to other countries or cities, even I can say it is necessary to travel. However, paper below, I will critically talk about advantages and disadvantages of travelling. Travelling offers numerous benefits that enrich life in various … 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