Story about Lamb Kebabs (2) - Disappearanced Story about Lamb Kebabs (2) - Disappearance

I think it sounds better to use the noun form instead of the verb form for titles, but this is purely stylistic

The deep impression is they were much more expensive than in my hometown, Chongqing. The deep impression is they were much more expensive than in my hometown, Chongqing.

I'm not sure what you mean by 'deep impression', but it's not a saying I've heard before in English.

TheMy deep impression is that they were much more expensive than in my hometown, Chongqing. My deep impression is that they were much more expensive than in my hometown, Chongqing.

And one bad but similar scene was there were generally some teenagers or, children and, young men and even young women beside the lamb kebab stalls, theyat were pickpocket lifters. And one bad but similar scene was there were generally some teenagers, children, young men and even young women beside the lamb kebab stalls that were pickpockets.

Typically starting a sentence with 'and' is not

And one bad but similar scene was tThere were generally some teenagers or children and young men and even young women beside the lamb kebab stalls, they were pocket lifters. There were generally some teenagers or children and young men and even young women beside the lamb kebab stalls, they were pocket lifters.

And one bad but similar scene was there were generally some teenagers or children and young men and even young women beside the lamb kebab stalls, they who were pickpocket lifters. And one bad but similar scene was there were generally some teenagers or children and young men and even young women beside the lamb kebab stalls who were pickpockets.

残念です。

Most regular Han Chinese knew they would be in trouble if they quarreled with Uyghurs, although Han race makes up about 92% of the total population in China, because we had a consensus that the police didn't want to bobother to deal with ther Uyghurs. Most regular Han Chinese knew they would be in trouble if they quarreled with Uyghurs, although Han race makes up about 92% of the total population in China, because we had a consensus that the police didn't bother to deal with the Uyghurs.

Not sure if I understand the causal relationship

Surprisingly, a few weeks before the handover of Hong Kong on July 1, 1997., Surprisingly, a few weeks before the handover of Hong Kong on July 1, 1997,

This is an incomplete sentence. Connecting it to the next sentence with a comma would make sense.

Surprisingly, a few weeks before the handover of Hong Kong on July 1, 1997.

次の文を付きました。

I cannot remember the price of the lamb kebabs in Shenzhen in 1997. / I cannot remember the price of Shenzhen's lamb kebabs back in 1997. I cannot remember the price of the lamb kebabs in Shenzhen in 1997. / I cannot remember the price of Shenzhen's lamb kebabs back in 1997.

The deepMy impression is that they were much more expensive than in my hometown, Chongqing. My impression is that they were much more expensive than in my hometown, Chongqing.

You would usually use "deep impression" with this sentence structure: ___ left a deep impression on ___ or __ made a deep impression on __

And one bad but sifamiliar scene was there were generallye saw were some teenagers or children and young men and even young women beside the lamb kebab stalls, they were pickpocket lifters. And one bad but familiar scene we saw were some teenagers or children and young men and even young women beside the lamb kebab stalls, they were pickpockets.

Surprisingly, a few weeks before the handover of Hong Kong on July 1, 1997, all of the Uyghurs disappeared, and their lamb kebabs also vanished completely. Surprisingly, a few weeks before the handover of Hong Kong on July 1, 1997, all of the Uyghurs disappeared, and their lamb kebabs also vanished completely.

Combined it with the below sentence

The deepMy impression is that they were much more expensive than in my hometown, Chongqing. My impression is that they were much more expensive than in my hometown, Chongqing.

"Impression"はまだ深いことだと思います。

Most regular Han Chinese knew they would be in trouble if they quarreled with Uyghurs, a. Although the Han race makes up about 92% of the total population in China, because we had a consensus that the police didn't want to bother with the Uyghurs. Most regular Han Chinese knew they would be in trouble if they quarreled with Uyghurs. Although the Han race makes up about 92% of the total population in China, the police didn't want to bother with the Uyghurs.

Most regular Han Chinese knew they would be in trouble if they quarreled with Uyghurs, although the Han race makes up about 92% of the total population in China, because we had a consensus thatwhere the police didn't want to bother Uyghurs. Most regular Han Chinese knew they would be in trouble if they quarreled with Uyghurs, although the Han race makes up about 92% of the total population in China, because we had a census where the police didn't want to bother Uyghurs.

ASurprisingly, a few weeks before the handover of Hong Kong on July 1, 1997, all of the Uyghurs disappeared, and their lamb kebabs also vanished completely. Surprisingly, a few weeks before the handover of Hong Kong on July 1, 1997, all of the Uyghurs disappeared, and their lamb kebabs also vanished completely.