April 6, 2026
Heute bin ich mit einem Bekannten spazieren gegangen. Unser Spaziergang hat insgesamt drei Stunden gedauert und es hat viel Spaß gemacht. Obwohl es genieselt hat, sind wir eine ziemlich lange Strecke zu Fuß durchgegangen. Das Highlight dieses Treffens bestand aber darin, dass wir auf ein Laden gestoßen sind, das sich auf unterschiedliche chinesische Teearten spezialisiert. Da es im Geschäft zu dem Zeitpunkt keine anderen Besucher gab, erhielten wir von der Verkaüferin eine Art kostenlose Führung. Diese war ganz schön aufschlussreich; ich wusste nicht, dass sich die chinesiche Teekultur hier so einer großen Beliebtheit erfreut. "Zum Testen" bekamen wir auch ein paar Paketten mit zwei Arten von Teeblättern. Ich trinke zwar normalerweise keinen Koffein, aber ich habe heute eine Ausnahme gemacht und zu Hause diesen geschenkten Tee gekocht. Er war durchaus schmackhaft, aber ich würde ihn wohl nicht jeden Tag trinken können. Ist vielleicht etwas zu besänftigend für mich. 😀
April 6, 2026
April 6, 2026
April 6, 2026
Main idea of the text "Preventing Bird Injury" is the danger for wild birds of using the transparent glass in modern architecture. The lecture was fully about explaining the arguments against the solutions provided in this text. First mentioned solution is to use One-Way Glass instead of regular glass. This type of glass is transparent in only one direction, and for birds this glass would looks like a solid barier outside of the building. This would be a great idea, but a speaker said that it won't works effectively because the building will be like a huge mirror for birds that will see mirrors of trees and skies in it and will try to fly through it. Second proposed solution is to paint colorful designs on regular window glass to make it looks like a solid object for birds was also commented by a speaker that said that gaps beetwen paintigs on the glass may be recognized by birds as open holes. The third solution is to use natural ability of birds to sense Earth's magnetic field to guide them away of the building by creating artificial magnetic field around the building. Unfortunately, as speaker said, this solution also won't work well because birds use this ability only for travelling on a very long distances
April 6, 2026
April 6, 2026
April 6, 2026
April 6, 2026
Ich lebe in Tunesien. Es ist eine kleine Stadt mit wenigen Einwohnern. In der Stadtmitte gibt es viele Geschäfte, Restaurants und Cafes. Altstadt ist besonders schön, weil es dort viele historische Gebäude gibt. Mir gefällt, mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln verbunden ist. Was mir nicht gefällt, ist der Lärm. Manchmal ist es zu laut in der Stadt.
April 6, 2026
April 6, 2026
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April 6, 2026
My dad bought me 2 comic books, from the "case closed" series, when we went to the book shop yesterday.
This series is one of my favourite mysteries comic books. And it is really famouse in Japan.
According to my friend who is from China, it is also famouse in Chaina and everyone loves it.
That could be why there were random volumes of this series in the shop. So, I got random three volumes. But I am happy that I could get them.
I am going on the trip from tomorrow. Time flies. I just went to Finland last month.
However, I am looking forward to go, because the country that I am going to go, is Netherlands. And I and my dad love apple pie and I want to know about Anne Frank more.
So, I may can't write my dialy from tomorrow.
I've been stopped at security befor because I forgot to take the compass from my bag, so, I'll be careful this time too.
I am going to read comic books that my dad bought me yesterday on the plain.
April 6, 2026
Nara and Kyoto were once the capitals of Japan and are places rich in history. They are home to many shrines and temples, where valuable cultural treasures such as Buddhist statues were preserved. Even today, these important cultural properties are carefully protected.
However, in the early Meiji period, a belief spread that “the West is superior to everything.” As a result, there was a movement to destroy Buddhist statues and other traditional artifacts. Ernest Fenollosa, an American scholar, and his student Okakura Tenshin (岡倉天心1862-1913)worked hard to protect Japanese artworks. Fenollosa himself was deeply moved by the beauty of Japanese art and devoted himself to preserving its cultural heritage.
In order to share the beauty of Japanese culture with the world, Okakura Tenshin wrote The Book of Tea, through which he introduced Japanese aesthetics to an international audience. He dedicated his life to protecting Japan’s cultural treasures.
By the way, have you heard of Katsushika Hokusai (葛飾北斎 1760–1849)? You may not know him, but European painters such as Vincent van Gogh and Claude Monet were fascinated by his woodblock prints, which greatly influenced their art. As a side note, Hokusai was so absorbed in his work and disliked cleaning so much that he reportedly moved dozens of times whenever his room became too messy. (Laughs)
When I learned that such a great artist was not a perfect person, I felt a sense of closeness to him. I believe that the idea that “the West is always the best” is mistaken.
Reference: 世界を変えた人たち365→The 365 People Who Changed the World 365 (by Nobumoto Tajima, Nagaoka Publishing)
This book includes furigana (phonetic readings) written above all the kanji characters, so intermediate to advanced learners of Japanese may be able to read it on their own.
https://www.amazon.co.jp/%E4%B8%96%E7%95%8C%E3%82%92%E5%A4%89%E3%81%88%E3%81%9F%E4%BA%BA%E3%81%9F%E3%81%A1365-%E7%94%B0%E5%B3%B6-%E4%BF%A1%E5%85%83/dp/4522431740/ref=sr_1_1?__mk_ja_JP=%E3%82%AB%E3%82%BF%E3%82%AB%E3%83%8A&crid=190BT2XK3JKMD&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.gOc4YfuuQrxkFiFpI68NhqieOvXse8-XZe09fvXzPXtnDj_Wf5r3YqCGPQI1vxiDxwSh2ix1PpXe-9BTPssOdudVxSSMPIgC0MNgNE_Fvrs.NZYwjqM_ARoa1Ij5iHd1U3dcQjUPI-JDhPCQj1esUSs&dib_tag=se&keywords=%E4%B8%96%E7%95%8C%E3%82%92%E5%A4%89%E3%81%88%E3%81%9F%E4%BA%BA%E3%81%9F%E3%81%A1365&qid=1775481083&sprefix=%E4%B8%96%E7%95%8C%E3%82%92%E5%A4%89%E3%81%88%E3%81%9F%E4%BA%BA%E3%81%9F%E3%81%A1365%2Caps%2C204&sr=8-1
April 6, 2026
April 6, 2026
J’admets que c’est un titre racoleur, mais aujourd’hui j’aimerais parler de l’histoire de la préférence manuelle. Je vais aborder le sujet sous deux angles : les sciences et l’Histoire. D’abord, les sciences. La préférence manuelle est due à la latéralisation du cerveau. Chaque moitié du cerveau a des tâches différentes. Il n’y a pas un moitié créatif ou un moitié logique du cerveau. Cependant, le cerveau droit contrôle les compétences de la langue. L’aire de Broca contrôle la production de la langue parlée et l’aire de Wernicke contrôle la compréhension de la langue. En outre, chaque hémisphère du cerveau contrôle l’autre côté du corps : l'hémisphère droit contrôle le bras gauche et la jambe gauche, et vice versa. Mais, en fait, cela s’applique seulement aux droitiers. La latéralisation dépend de la préférence manuelle. Les droitiers ont le cerveau gauche dominant. Mais les gauchers sont compliqués : ils peuvent avoir les aires de Broca et de Wernicke de la gauche ou la droite, et un cerveau gauche dominant ou droite dominante pour la commande motrice. Ensuite, l’Histoire. Le mot « sinistre » est lié aux gauchers. Il vient du mot latin pour gauche. Environ 90 % des gens sont droitiers, alors les rares gauchers ont été vus comme des méchants ou des malchanceux. En Europe, la gaucherie a été liée à la sorcellerie et au diable. En outre, dans d'autres cultures la main gauche est liée à des pratiques d'hygiène ou l’impolitesse. Alors, dans le monde entier les enfants étaient autrefois forcés d’utiliser la mais droite. S'ils ont utilisé la main gauche, ils ont été punis. Mais, au fil du temps, le gaucherie est devenu accepté. C'était grâce à des changements dans les sciences, l'éducation et la culture. Dans les années 1930, seulement 2 % des gens étaient gauchers. Mais de nos jours, plus de 10 % des gens sont gauchers. C'était grâce à l’augmentation de l’acceptance, et non grâce à une augmentation des gauchers. De nos jours, personne ne se soucie de la main qu'une personne utilise.
April 6, 2026
今日友達言葉 (casual form) を使ってみる。
日本語の授業で、毎回先生は日常について質問する。でも、私の人生によく色々なひどい事が起こるので、どう答えたらいいと分からない。例えば、家族と仲が本当に悪い。大体の家族と全然話さなくて会わない。だから、先生は日本に戻って久しぶりに家族と遊びに来たとき、それから私に「何遍祖父と祖母と遊びに来る?」と言ったら、どんな返事を言っていいと分からなかった。よく悪いことを話さずに正直に言う。「lie by omission」だ。「White lie」の種類だ。でもキモい。
今家族との関係が壊れてしまう。もうすぐ友達の家に引っ越したくて、その後で全然家族を会いたくない。明日の日本語の授業に先生が家族や日常について聞くと、どう言えばいい?あなたは答えなくてもいい。これは私の考えだけだ。
もしかして、遅い夜の散歩をする。ポッドキャストを聴くか日本語のフラッシュカードを勉強する。最近一日中部屋の中にとどまっているのでちょっと気持ち悪くなった。やる気がなくなった。
April 6, 2026
I'm waiting for the train at Lianyungang station.
I arrived an hour early, because after three days' hike, I've been very tired. I need a little break now.
I captured some beautiful views in the past three days. I'll put them together over the next few days and share them with you.
April 6, 2026
He pasado unas vacaciones realmente especiales durante las vacaciones de Pascua
Fui al Cairngorms, en las Scottish Highlands. Me quedé allí solo una noche, porque quería hacer senderismo en las montañas. Antes de ir, hice mucha investigación sobre la ruta en internet. Sabía que podría ser un poco peligroso, dependiendo del clima, y quería estar preparado. Entonces, elegí una ruta corta y segura.
El día comenzó con mucho sol. Estaba confundida, porque vi gente con esquís en el pueblo. Después, me di cuenta que todavía había mucha nieve en la cima de la montaña. Estaba muy impresionada por las vistas.
La caminata duró cuatro horas en total. Comí un sandwich al lado de un lago, fue muy tranquilo. Cuando terminé, estaba cansado pero contento. Me siento orgulloso porque he planeado todo yo mismo. Ya les he recomendado la ruta a todos mis amigos.
April 6, 2026
April 6, 2026
world order began to be broke,war between ukraine and russia plus the war usa assaulted iran and so on wars outburst consistantly.alone concern about russia and ukraine and how many persons who are vivid and substantial have became victims by them,although i firmly believe peace will arrive in soon future,but it still can't refrain my frustrated for wars between human being and human being,every when i heard the news like certain country assaulted certain country,i had a kind of feel that doomsday arrived.all in all hope wars finish earlier.
April 6, 2026
April 6, 2026
Hallo! Wie geht es dir?
Mein Name ist Hao. Ich bin 26 Jahre alt und ich komme aus China. Ich spreche Kantonesisch, Mandarin, Englisch, Vietnamesisch und ein bisschen Deutsch. Ich habe Vietnamesisch am meiner Universität studieren. In meiner Freizeit, lese ich gern Bücher, gehe joggen, sehe Filme und höre Musik.
Schönen Tag noch! :)
April 6, 2026
Hoy fue la Pascua. Usualmente, este día incluye los huevos en alguna manera, pero para nosotros, ha cambiado en un día de fiesta como la Navidad sin un árbol. Amigos y familia vienen a nuestra casa, charlamos, comemos tantas botanas que no tengamos espacio para la cena, y después de un día maravilloso llena de comida, pasteles, y quejándonos sobre la política, nos despedimos.
Los días de fiesta son extraños cuando se envejece. De niño, siempre estaba tan emocionado para las fiestas. Ahora, siempre estoy olvidando de ellos, y me sorprenden cuando vienen.
Palabras nuevas
La botana
La política
Envejecer
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