Introduction

     First of all, the fundamental transportation are not advanced in India, so it maybe too crowded and slow for people who are getting used to the better transportation. When they are on a train in India, some of them may feel very uncomfortable and even some of them may look down upon this country. Moreover, the medical insurance is totally different from the western countries, it is hard for them to accept. Some people may feel disappointed at it. Third, the accommodation condition is very crowded, too. In that case, many people may uncomfortable.       However, having an experience of living in a lower economic standard country is valuable. It can broaden your views. Also, it can help you learn more about this world. Someone may become more generous and inclusive after thee experience. And someone may become better at communicating with others, especially from other countries.

   There are both similarities and diffrences of  family structure, concept of space and dining etiquette in China and Saudi Arabia.   Above all, Chinese and Saudi Arabian culture have both similarities and differences in family structure.   Wha's more,the similarities and differences also exist in the concept of space.   Last but not least,  in the area of dining etiquettes, we can see some similarities and differences.

     In the article,” Environmental Refugees Unable to Return Home” by Joanna Kakissis, the author illustrates that many people move to large cities for they want to leave the climate disasters: however, the moves perhaps to become permanent. Because of lacking of money, many environmental refugees live in the dangerous slums, which are still vulnerable to global warming. Although many organizations and person want to help them, the refugees still can’t be back to their hometown, even if they want to. 

     Prototype of  Kamen's power machines was a significant innovation for most of the developing world. First of all, some developing region like Africa, the Middle East and the southeast Asia were in darkness at that time, while the advanced countries were in lightness, which was unfair. What's more, if lightbulb could be used in a simple and cheap way, people would have more time to make a living to improve their living standard; at the same time, Famine would be reduced.  Last but not least, bulb production and sale would stimulate the development of economy and industrialization process; in addition, many people could get a job. In a word, as far as I am concerned, in the future, in order to make our country more advanced, we should encourage and invest more money into the inventions such as the bulb.

1.a.  She was a nice girl, yet her father died.         The assignment must be handed in, or you will lose points.    b.  Police came to control the big fire in London; meanwhile, ambulance workers tried to save more people in the building.         The fee of the universities of America is so much; nonetheless, the education system is advanced.    c.   After we went to the beaches, we went shopping.          He hasn't done the homework until the dinner.     2.               Mr. Mom is a article written by Tony Hicks, which mainly illustrates the phenomenon of the increasing amount of stay-at-home dads and the circumstance of them. First of all, it is not a easy transition for them, and the difficulties often lie ...

Summary of Popular Mechanics       Popular Mechanics by Raymond Carver is a story about a couple fighting with each other for a baby. The man was going to leave, with his wife shouting aside. No matter how angry the woman became, the man kept silently packing his luggage until the woman took the picture of the baby away. The man realized he wanted the baby, which the woman didn’t agree so that the fighting broke up ending with the baby hurted.       The writer didn’t give insight into their thoughts, nor did he make any statements. However, he described their actions and words objectively. The plot developed chronologically and the whole event happened in just a few hours. There were three characters, whose personalities were all static:  The irresponsible man, the rude woman and the poor baby. The language was colloquial, vivid and graphic, which made their images very symbol. The author focused on the linguistic description...