When she was teaching Grade 5, he found one boy who was not wearing clean clothes, being late to school, sleeping in class and never raise his hand in the class where everyone else is.
The teacher couldn’t like the boy, she started to hate him.
Then the teacher was starting to write bad things about the boy in the mid-term report.

One day, she found the boy’s report from Grade 1.
There, it was written
“He is cheerful, likes his friends and kind to people.  He can orifice well and very looking forward to his future.”
This must be a mistake. This is a different child, the teacher thought.

On his Grade 2 report it was written,
“He has to take care of his sick mother and sometimes be late to school.”

In Grade 3,
“He’s mother got worse, he is exhausted and sleeps in the class.”

In the end of Grade 3 report said,
“His mother died. He has lost hope and depressed.”

In Grade 4,
“His father lost meaning of life and became alcoholic and became violent to his child.”

The teacher could feel his heart was beating fast.
The child he believed was useless was actually trying his best to live in deep sorrow life.

He had appeared before her as a boy. This was a striking moment to the teacher.

After school, she said to the boy
“I will be in the classroom working till noon. Would you like to stay and study? I will teach where you don’t understand.”
The boy smiled the first time.
From that day, the boy started to study very hard in the classroom on his desk.
When he first raised his hand, the teacher was happy from the bottom of her heart.
The boy was starting to be more confident.

In Grade 6, the teacher was no longer his class teacher.
When the boy was graduation, the teacher received a card from the boy.

“You are like my mother. And the best teacher I’ve ever met.”

Six years later, he sent another card.

“Tomorrow is my High School graduation. I was very happy that you were my teacher in grade 5. I now have a scholarship to go to university and study Medicine.”

Ten years later, another card was sent.
In the card, the boy written he knows how to appreciate that he met the teacher, and his experience of being beaten from his father, he can become a doctor who can understand the pain and how to appreciate.

“I often remember you back in grade 5. You have saved me from becoming useless. I feel like you are a god. I have grown up and became a doctor. To me, the best teacher is you who taught me in grade 5.”

A year later,
a card the teacher received was an invitation to the wedding.

It said, “Please sit in mother’s seat.”

The teacher could not stop crying.

This is a true story based on a book from Japan.

A chance with a teacher of only one year. Life is build up on many fate.
What’s important is how you take advantage of the given chance.

I especially want all the adults to read this story.

There is no one who is useless.

There is no one without hope.

It is our mind that creates such a thought.

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A true story from

“Five Little Stories that moves peoples Heart” / “Kokoro ni hibiku 5 no Monogatari” (Japanese title)

Hideko Suzuki

Chapter 5 ‘Connection of the Chance’ / ‘En wo Ikasu’ (Japanese title)

The goddess of love and beauty

Venus VS Earth

1. Compared with other planets, Venus rotates backward.
2. Venus has been referred to as Earth’s sibling planet
3. Venus and Earth both have identical density & chemical compositions.
4. Venus is actually considered to be the twins of the Earth.
5. The Planet Venus orbits the Sun in 225 days and rotates for 243 earth days on its axis.
6. Venus has sand, mountains and volcanoes, just like Earth

Atmosphere in Venus

The Venus is the second closest planet to the Earth in Solar System. But there is a huge difference between our planet, the atmosphere. Atmosphere of Venus has higher temperature and density compare to the Earth.
It was not easy to figure out the atmosphere of Venus. However, details of it has gradually became clear. Cloud top patterned ultraviolet that was taken by the Venus Express which performed in both ultraviolet and infrared image shot. The image was part of the low-latitude regions dominated by convective mixing dark clouds of sulfuric acid coming from the lower atmosphere. It is transported by convective mixing of this unknown substance that absorbs ultraviolet light. The cloud top the Venus Express revealed from Southern Hemisphere are similar to those the Pioneer Venus and the Venera 15 in the Northern Hemisphere. There seems to be a global symmetry between the two hemispheres.

1. Once, Venus was imagined to have 2 distinct figures.
2. The atmospheric pressure on the Venus surface area is ninety atmospheres.
3. Venus could be so vivid that it emits shadows
4. The surface temperature of Venus is hot enough to cook a meal in minutes
5. Venus has been discovered by many probes.
6. Venus was thought to tropical by people
7. There are no moons for Venus
8. Venus is a highly toxic place. Its atmosphere contains mostly carbon dioxide
9. Venus has segments
10. Venus surface has few Crater impact.
11. Right now there is a spacecraft on the Venus.

Food and Drink

• For normal people in ancient Rome, their main meals were grain (corn), oil and wine. For the rich, different exotic foods. Cereal were the selection food, actually in the form of husked rice (far) being created into porridge (puls), but later exposed rice (frumentum) was created into breads. In Ancient Romem, bread was the most commonly eaten food and was often sweetened with honey or cheese and consumed along with domestic fowl, cheese, sausage, eggs, shellfish or fish.
• In Ancient Rome, Oysters, fish and meat were very popular; especially pork, were high in demand. In other places, foods, for example dormice or snails, were specially bred. A range of desserts, pastries, and tarts was prepared for retail and at home and is usually sweetened with honey. Vegetables for instance asparagus, garlic, cabbage, lettuce, radishes, parsnips, onions, beats, lentils, zucchini and beans were used to be imported. In Rome, Nuts and Fruits were also available and so were the spices, sauces and herbs that were very popular in Roman cuisine.
• Our understanding of Romans’ diet routines comes from fictional recommendations, archaeological findings and arts. The only true literary reference ever dedicated to Roman food was a cooking book credited to Apicus.
• The Romans were very fond of wine, but drank it watered down, spicy, and hot. Pure wines were considered to be crude, and wines focus properly watered down with water was also common.
• Pasca, was most likely the popular drink for lower class people, was a drink made from diluted acetum with low quality wine just like vinegar. Alcohol and mead were normally drunk in the northern states. The Milk of goats and sheep was believed to be barbaric and therefore, was set aside for the producing drugs or cheese.

Cooking

• In ancient Rome pastries, Bread and cakes were made for retail and at home. A rounded dome oven was used primarily for making pastries and bread. Most of the food was cooked on a fireplace in a cauldron hung on by chains or cooking pots on a Grid-Iron. In the kitchen, where cooking was done, has a small hole in the roof through the wall vent so the smokes could escape. Cooking could also be done outside, for those who live in public housing; public ovens may have been available.
• The food was usually made with a mixture of fruit, honey and vinegar for a sweet-sour taste, and most of the meat was roasted. Food preservation was difficult, and so famous dishes like fish and seafood, were most likely supplied live to their location. However, some foods like fish and meat may be retained after the tedious process of salting, pickling, smoking and drying. Food poisoning was a common matter.

Meals

• The Romans usually ate one big meal a day. In the Breakfast (ientaculum) as a light meal they generally had nothing other than a piece of bread. Following the breakfast, comes the main meal of dinner (cena) at noon, and a small supper (vesperna) at evening. Later, in the evening when it came to pass that dinner, they took a big meal and changing the supper with the addition of a light lunch or prandium.
• The poor, if available, will get meals containing oatmeal or bread with vegetables and meat. The rich, there are 3 courses of meal (ab ovo usque ad mala – from egg to apples). The first meal was an appetizer made from basically fish, eggs, fish, seafood and raw vegetables which are known as gustatio or promulsis. Prima Mensa, the main course, made of cooked vegetables and meats, and was based on the family affordability, and after that a desert(secunda mensa) of fruits and/or sweet pastries.
• When eating the Romans sat straight, even though the body generally lied on sofas at dinner parties and/or could ate outside in the garden, with weather supporting. For the poor, tableware most likely contains rough ceramic, but those who are willing to spare more money; tableware might be obtained in fine art, bronze, silver, gold, glass and pewter.
• The food was consumed with the hands and fingers and cut with cutlery created from anter, wooden, or brown with a metal edge. Bone, silver and bronze spoons are used for eggs and liquids. These spoons had the capabilities to extract shells from snails and shellfish with their pointed handles.

Huaxi Village is famous for the Dragon sand mountain. Tourists who visit Huaxi Village will surely be stunned. In here, you can see many fake famous buildings around the world here like the fake tiananmen and many more.

fake Tiananmen Square in Huaxi

fake the Great Wall of China

There is also “Great Wall of the U.S.”, a fake version of the Great Wall of China, which was built few years ago and it also copied how real  the Great Wall of China connects to Shanhaiguan. It is a small version of the Great Wall of China. On the peak of the Dragon sandpile is a fake Tiananmen which is so crouded with many tourists taking photos. On the other hand, in Huaxi Park there are fake buildings which copied  famous architecture. For example, White House in the United States, the Arc de Triomphe in Paris and Sydney Opera House. the world-famous buildings are all gathered in this village.

There are still many constructions going on. People in China are saying that Huaxi Village are showing off their wealth and don’t even try to come up with their original ideas which makes it sad.

fake the Arc de Triomphe in Paris

fake Sydney Opera House

fake Yangzhou Five Pavilion Bridge