April 4, 2022
Speaking of Hou Dejian, it reminds me of 1989.
Back then, I was just transferred to the city where I now live.
My workplace was somewhat far away from the city, so I had to buy daily necessities going to the city.
One day, I rode back to my work unit after buying some vegetables. When I rode through Qinghe Road from east to the west, I saw a parade ahead of me.
They shouted slogans and held signs while they walked in the center of the road. Cars and pedestrians all made way for them.
The parade was divided into two parts: the front team was students, and the back team was teachers. They were from a local university.
I watched them a little while before I rode ahead of them. After that, I rode back to my workplace straight away.
In the last half of May that year, the situation in China became extremely severe. I watched TV every day just wanting to know how things would go.
I still remember a lot of things that happened at that special time.
Because that incident is so sensitive to CN, I don't want to say more, so stop here.
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Using "was" isn't wrong but it's more common to use "had" in this case.
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When I rodepassed through Qinghe Road from east to the westgoing westward, I saw a parade ahead of me.
The parade was divided into two parts: the front team was students, and the back team was teachersstudents in the front and teachers in the back.
I watched them a littlefor a while before I rode ahead ofpassing them by.
After that, I rodewent straight back to my workplace straight away.
In the lastter half of May that year, the situation in China became extremely severe.
I watched TV every day just, wanting to know how things would goturn out.
I still remember a lot of things that happened atduring that special time.
Because that incident is sovery sensitive to CNin China, I don't want to say any more, so let's stop here.
After that, I rode back to my workplace straight away. After that, I |
A Discussion |
Speaking of Hou Dejian, it reminds me of 1989. |
Back then, I was just transferred to the city where I now live. Back then, I Using "was" isn't wrong but it's more common to use "had" in this case. |
My workplace was somewhat far away from the city, so I had to buy daily necessities going to the city. My workplace was somewhat far away |
One day, I rode back to my work unit after buying some vegetables. One day, I r |
When I rode through Qinghe Road from east to the west, I saw a parade ahead of me. When I |
They shouted slogans and held signs while they walked in the center of the road. |
Cars and pedestrians all made way for them. |
The parade was divided into two parts: the front team was students, and the back team was teachers. The parade was divided into two parts: |
They were from a local university. |
I watched them a little while before I rode ahead of them. I watched them |
In the last half of May that year, the situation in China became extremely severe. In the la |
I watched TV every day just wanting to know how things would go. I watched TV every day |
I still remember a lot of things that happened at that special time. I still remember a lot of things that happened |
Because that incident is so sensitive to CN, I don't want to say more, so stop here. Because that incident is |
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