Cultural Understanding
Welcome to Hong Kong! The pavement is your runway. Buildings gallop to the clouds, announcing your arrival to the heavens. Mornings, you sail through cool, perfumed malls; shopping bags sway on each arm, awhirl with thumb-sized delicacies, crystal jewelry, designer clothing, paraphernalia of the everyday visitant. (Occasionally, your eyes flit by the stooped old woman […]
MoreThis is a research paper written by Jenny Guo for her American Studies course at Choate Rosemary Hall during the Spring term of the 2019-2020 academic year. Due to the limits of WordPress blog posts, the proper footnotes present in the original research paper on this site cannot be displayed on this site. However, all […]
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MoreIntroduction Luwa is a 17- year old singer-songwriter who plans on letting out music that best translates who she is, what she feels, and what she sees in the current moment. The budding artist sees music as an expressive tool and doesn’t confine herself to a single genre. Her desire to explore different sounds can […]
MoreAt dawn, the sun breaks through the water; golden grains threshed in the water. Lush, looming islands reach into the sky and disperse the light like green seeds over black soil. A sea eagle glides across the water, swoops down to catch a fish. Water and blood drips from its beak. On land, a lizard […]
MoreThis is a collection of traditional Japanese Wakas and their translations recommended by Yuko Tanaka. 百人一首 contains one hundred Wakas by one hundred poets. They are also playing cards.“Waka” (和歌） is a type of Japanese poetry, that contains syllables: 5, 7, 5, 7, 7 in this order. 2. 持統天皇 春過ぎて 夏来にけらし 白妙の 衣ほすてふ 天の香具山 Spring has passed,And the white robes […]
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