March 6, 2022
Walnuts: a new investment asset in China
China is working hard to revitalize enthusiasm for its stock market. However, investors are instead chasing an asset that they can literally hold in hand: walnuts. Walnuts used to be a popular playtoy in the Chinese royal world and they have regained the favor of rich people in China now. The rich people not only consider them as investments but also a symbol of their elite status and wealth. Purportedly, it can also help improve local blood circulation when playing with walnuts in hand.
Walnuts: a new investment asset in China
China is working hard to revitalize enthusiasm for its stock market.
However, investors are instead chasing an asset that they can literally hold in their hands: walnuts.
Walnuts used to be a popular playtoy in thetoy for Chinese royal worlds, and they have regained the favor of rich people in China now.
The rRich people not only consider them as investments but also a symbol of their elite status and wealth.
Purportedly, itAllegedly, playing with walnuts in your hands can also help improve local blood circulation when playing with walnuts in hand.
I don't often see "purportedly," but it's accurate. I had to look up in a dictionary what it meant though. :)
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Good use of more advanced words and interesting topic!
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China is working hard to revitalize enthusiasm for its stock market. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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However, investors are instead chasing an asset that they can literally hold in hand: walnuts. However, investors are instead chasing an asset that they can literally hold in their hands: walnuts. |
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Walnuts used to be a popular playtoy in the Chinese royal world and they have regained the favor of rich people in China now. Walnuts used to be a popular |
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The rich people not only consider them as investments but also a symbol of their elite status and wealth.
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Purportedly, it can also help improve local blood circulation when playing with walnuts in hand.
I don't often see "purportedly," but it's accurate. I had to look up in a dictionary what it meant though. :) |
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