Back then, when waiting to clean up the whole mess after the event for the Mid Autumn Festival in my center, I drafted this one. The 2nd part will come out soon.
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Reading and the perennial problems
I should have published this post last week, but felt unsatisfied with the content. Therefore, after hours of writing, and cutting, again and again, today we’ve got this one – maybe I’ll have an updated version when something new needs to be added.
Continue reading “Reading and the perennial problems”Self-correction Checklist
After days of delay, I’ve finally created the checklist for self-correction “aftermath”, I mean, after-finishing-the-first-draft.
Continue reading “Self-correction Checklist”Less is more
“Less is more” sounds like a cliché. But I still use it today.
Continue reading “Less is more”“I have no idea.”
Reading this article may not immediately transform you into an innovative thinker, but I believe it will help you prevent your mind from going blank, at least when you have to deal with the IELTS writing/speaking tests.
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