Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress, written by Dai Sijie, was based on the author’s real experience in a re-education camp between 1971 and 1974. The semi-autobiographical story is set in the period of time known as the Cultural Revolution in China …
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By Suri Zheng The European Commission’s proposal to lower the protection status of wolves in Europe has sparked considerable debate and raised complex questions regarding the conservation of wildlife and the coexistence of humans with these apex predators. This move marks a …
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By Suri Zheng In 2023, the United States witnessed a notable decrease in cases of bird flu from nearly 6,000 to 2,600 compared to the preceding year, marking a significant improvement in the country’s efforts to combat avian influenza. This decline in …
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By Suri Zheng Pediatric cancer represents a significant health concern that affects thousands of children worldwide each year. In the US, there are approximately 17,000 cases every year, which translates to roughly 47 children being diagnosed every day. While significant efforts have …
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In the world of track and field, few events command the same level of excitement, anticipation, and raw speed as the 100-meter dash. Often dubbed the “blue-ribbon event,” the race has been a showcase of human athleticism and determination for over a …
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“The Last Dance,” directed by Jason Hehir, is a comprehensive series of Michael Jordan’s amazing career with the Chicago Bulls. The ten-part documentary provides an in-depth look at the 1997-98 NBA season, where the Bulls pursued their sixth championship title under the …
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Wrestling history is punctuated with legendary figures, but few have left an indelible mark quite like Dan Gable. Revered as one of the greatest wrestling coaches and competitors of all time, Gable’s name is synonymous with excellence, dedication, and an unparalleled commitment …
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