From College Sacrifice to NFL Draft; South Korea's President Visits White House a Year After Missile Tests From North Korea; Tendency Zoo and the Allegations of Panda Abuse; A Parrot's Phone Call
The NFL Draft is starting tonight. The sacrifice, great effort, and dedication will pay off when a team calls their name.
+) There was a meeting between South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol and U.S. President Joe Biden at the White House to make a new agreement and to celebrate the 70 years of alliance between the two nations. With the concern of aggression from North Korea increasing, the two nations unveiled the Washington Declaration aimed at boosting cooperation on joint military training, assets, and strategy. This happened a year after North Korea's record number of nuclear missile tests. President Joe stated, when it comes down to it, it's about what kind of future we want for our children and grandchildren.
+) China presents Pandas to other countries as an implication of a bridge of diplomacy. Ya Ya was brought to Tendency Zoo in the US decades ago. Lately, videos indicating that Ya Ya is being abused by the U.S. has been going viral through state propaganda. Those videos show the uneven fur of Ya Ya. Many Chinese people in Animal Advocates are accusing the Zoo of mistreatment. Even though a joint study of scientists from the U.S. and China found the scraggly fur doesn't indicate mistreatment towards Ya Ya, this message isn't getting through well, and the rampant speculation seems to be getting worse. A CNN Correspondent asked some Chinese people's perception of Ya Ya in the U.S. Most of them claimed she's abused by them, not like another panda in Russia because China and Russia have a fine relationship. One Chinese person mentioned that Russia doesn't sanction China. In summary, this circumstance indicates the worsening Anti-America situation and bilateral relationship between the two nations.
In the 1900s, when U.S. President Richard Nixon visited China, First Lady Pat Nixon visited pandas in Beijing. She said on behalf of the people in the U.S. she was pleased to meet them. But nowadays, many debates about symbolic animosity fanned by Anti-America towards the U.S. were found.
Pandas in other countries are on loan. With the backdrop that the lease is expiring, Tendency Zoo is planning to bring her back to China.
+) Can you imagine when you pick up your phone, there’s a caller ID of your parrot? Here’s a study of 18 parrots trained to make a phone call to other parrots. The video showed parrots picking another parrot to have a phone call with and preening themselves and singing together. This study took video chatting to the next level. There might be a love-struck between those parrots.
*GRAMMAR
with + noun + -ing/pp/adj ; usually used as a meaning of “because/since”
e,g. With concerns about North Korea growing, the two nations unveiled the Washington declarat
The NFL Draft is starting tonight. The sacrifice, great effort, and dedication will pay off when a team calls their name.
+) There was a meeting between South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol and U.S. President Joe Biden at the White House to make a new agreement and to celebrate the 70 years of alliance between the two nations. With the concern of aggression from North Korea increasing, the two nations unveiled the Washington Declaration aimed at boosting cooperation on joint military training, assets, and strategy. This happened a year after North Korea's record number of nuclear missile tests. President Joe stated, when it comes down to it, it's about what kind of future we want for our children and grandchildren.
+) China presents Pandas to other countries as an implication of a bridge of diplomacy. Ya Ya was brought to Tendency Zoo in the US decades ago. Lately, videos indicating that Ya Ya is being abused by the U.S. has been going viral through state propaganda. Those videos show the uneven fur of Ya Ya. Many Chinese people in Animal Advocates are accusing the Zoo of mistreatment. Even though a joint study of scientists from the U.S. and China found the scraggly fur doesn't indicate mistreatment towards Ya Ya, this message isn't getting through well, and the rampant speculation seems to be getting worse. A CNN Correspondent asked some Chinese people's perception of Ya Ya in the U.S. Most of them claimed she's abused by them, not like another panda in Russia because China and Russia have a fine relationship. One Chinese person mentioned that Russia doesn't sanction China. In summary, this circumstance indicates the worsening Anti-America situation and bilateral relationship between the two nations.
In the 1900s, when U.S. President Richard Nixon visited China, First Lady Pat Nixon visited pandas in Beijing. She said on behalf of the people in the U.S. she was pleased to meet them. But nowadays, many debates about symbolic animosity fanned by Anti-America towards the U.S. were found.
Pandas in other countries are on loan. With the backdrop that the lease is expiring, Tendency Zoo is planning to bring her back to China.
+) Can you imagine when you pick up your phone, there’s a caller ID of your parrot? Here’s a study of 18 parrots trained to make a phone call to other parrots. The video showed parrots picking another parrot to have a phone call with and preening themselves and singing together. This study took video chatting to the next level. There might be a love-struck between those parrots.
*GRAMMAR
with + noun + -ing/pp/adj ; usually used as a meaning of “because/since”
e,g. With concerns about North Korea growing, the two nations unveiled the Washington declarat
*Vocabularies; the NFL Draft, sacrifice, the latest, alliance, deter, aggression, asset, when it comes down to it, family, diplomacy, worsen, bilateral, scraggly. uneven, advocate, backdrop, fan, propaganda, sanction, on loan, loan, lease, rampant, speculation, on behalf of somebody, symbolic, animosity, take something to the next level, preen, love-struck, caller ID
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