Motivation,Attitude and Teaching Methods

Motivation and attitude are two important factors that influence the students＆#39; foreign language learning. This paper focuses on the diverse influences from the different types of motivation and attitude that the students have. At the same time, it provides some suggestions for the language teachers and hopes that it may be helpful for their language teaching.     

我家最美一瞬间

Families form the bedrock that supports the development of a country,the progress of a nation,and the harmony of society.Chinese President Xi Jinping once said,"The family is the basic unit of society,and the first school that we attend in life."     

New Ways of Life, Thinking, Cause Distress in Modern Families

THE social news that has appeared in the media comes in all forms. Some people regard an increase in the number of divorce cases brought by omen as a sign that society has advanced. Others look at the activity of selecting "model husbands" as a trend that women are prospering, while the age of male dominance is in decline. Some say that the "single child" is an expedient measure for the state population policy, while in reality, the state has reached its goal of "fewer births, but excellent child-rearing and     

When One Is Over 40 Years Old

AN 80-year old woman, who was recovering from a bone injury, once told me that she would be traveling around the world for the rest of her life. Listening to her touching and admirable plan, I realized that the loss of one's ability to do a certain thing will cultivate a longing for that particular thing. This longing was also with me the year I became 40. At that time, I frequently thought back over all l had done during the past 40 years, I     

珠峰脚下的女兵

Shigatse, also called Xigatse, means ‘fertile land＇ in Tibetan, The frontier city is the second-largest city in the Tibet Autonomous Region. Livingconditions in the city are abominable, given that the city is more than 3,900 meters above sea level, which means the air lacks oxygen （the oxygen content is less than 50 percent of that of the inland）.     

Stop Domestic Violence Against Women

IN the beautiful autumn of 1995, women from all over the world gathered at the NGO Forum of the UN Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing to discuss the ugly topic of "women and violence." An American woman said angrily that domestic violence was "as common as giving birth to babies." She denounced the prevalence of the violent behavior that was hidden in families and called upon the participants to strive for women's dignity and safety. The participants all recognized that domestic violence had become a global     

Eating Rice—A Hani folk story

ONCE upon a time the people at court lived on chaff because they believed that rice was the bone of the grain and that chaff was its meat. Miniya was a maid of the cruel Empress. One day, Miniya walked a little slower than usual when preparing water for the Empress to wash her feet. This irritated the Empress. After that Miniya was forbidden to eat. Because Miniya couldn't bear long-term hunger, she picked up the bone of the grain to keep from starving. She was surprised to find out the bone of the grain was more     

《中国好，世界才好》

In this revelatory examination of the mostoverlooked force that is changing the face of China, Karl Gerth, an Oxford historian and scholar of modern Asia, shows that as the Chinese consumer goes, so goes the world. While Americans and Europeans have become increasingly worried about China＇s competition for manufacturing jobs and energy resources,     

Who Is Looking After the Elderly?

STATSTICS from the All-ChinaCommittee of the Elderly show that,since 1990,the population of thecountry's elderly has grown annually by3.32 perercent.According to experts,it willreach 132 million by the end of thiscentury;that will be 10.5 percent of theChinese population.By that time,Chinawill have become another of the world’s“aged” nations.What kind of conditions arethe elderly in China living in today?Howare their families and society treating them?     

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Back to the Movies Chinafrica,publishied in Jamuary 2021 The COVID-19 pandemic deeply impacted the global film industry in 2020,a year that should have witnessed worldwide celebration of the 125th anniversary of the birth of the industry.After a 178-day halt in film production and screening,the Chinese mainland reopened its cinemas on July 20,2020,thanks to effective measures taken in China that brought the novel coronavirus under control.