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The land artist and textile artist Hannah Streefkerk was educated in the Netherlands and currently lives and works in Sweden.

From Streefkerk's works, we feel the various aspects of nature never stop amazing, surprising, and arousing curiosity. She invites audiences to explore nature with her. Her works can be seen as a visual metaphor for our shared responsibility to protect nature and reduce our impact on the environment. At the same time, they encourage us to think about our natural environment. Pay attention to things, and occasionally stop. The fact that time and everything are temporary is a common point in the environment and in everyone's life. Lush green leaves in the summer turn into autumn leaves, and the autumn leaves become the nutrient source for the growing season the following year.

Through her interventions in nature itself, forests, fields, and riverbanks, as well as her sculptures inspired by natural elements, Hannah Streefkerk delicately shows the passage of time, growth, and decay, and the continuity and cyclicality of life. She uses traditional crochet knitting and embroidery techniques to explore the fragility of nature, as a lover of nature who takes care of it, she sews torn bark together, repairs holes in leaves, and crochets a protective cover for stones, all of which are affected by the erosion of time and natural processes. Streefkerk strives humorously and earnestly in her works to protect, restore, and preserve nature, while also embracing and celebrating these processes through her installations. The theme of a love for autumn and transformation can be seen; nature is renewed by the destructive power of winter, with leaves falling to establish new homes on the forest floor. Through her works, Streefkerk observes natural phenomena and transforms them into her own unmistakable artistic language in an interesting way. She finds inspiration in the formation of bark and rock moss and lichen, as well as how fungi cause abnormal growth on trees, such as obvious thorns and brush-like protrusions.

大地艺术家、织物艺术家 Hannah Streefkerk受教育于荷兰，目前生活工作于瑞典。

从Streefkerk的作品中，我们感受到大自然的方方面面从未停止过令人惊叹、惊讶和充满好奇。

她邀请观众和她一起探索大自然。她的作品可以被视为我们保护自然和减少对环境影响的共同责任的视觉隐喻。同时，它们促使我们思考我们的自然环境。注意事物，偶尔停下来。时间和一切都是暂时的这一事实是环境和每个人生活的共同点。夏天郁郁葱葱的绿叶变成了秋天的落叶，而秋天的落叶又成为来年春天生长季节的营养来源。

通过她对自然本身、森林、田野和河岸的干预，以及她受自然元素启发的雕塑作品，Hannah Streefkerk细腻地展示了时间的流逝、成长和衰退以及生命的连续性与周期性。她使用传统的钩针编织和刺绣工艺来探索大自然的脆弱性，作为一名热爱大自然的看护人，她将撕裂的树皮缝合在一起，修复树叶上的洞，并钩针编织石头的保护套，所有这些都会受到时间的侵蚀和自然过程的影响。Streefkerk在她的作品中幽默而用心地努力保护、恢复和保护自然，同时她也通过她的装置拥抱和庆祝这些过程。可以看出一种对秋天的喜爱和转变的主题；大自然在冬季的破坏力中得到更新，树叶飘落，在森林地面上建立了新家。通过她的作品，Streefkerk 观察到了自然界中的现象，并以一种有趣的方式将其转化为她自己明确无误的艺术语言。她从树皮和岩石上苔藓和地衣的形成方式，以及真菌如何导致树木上的异常生长，如明显的毛刺和刷状族中找到了灵感。

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I made my paper airplane smaller so it could fly farther, and I made it lighter, too. I thought that'd make it look better. The smaller fuselage meant it didn't fly as far, but it sure was stable in the air. The fuselage didn't wobble, but it wasn't as good as the ones with bigger wings in height and how far it could fly.

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1. Enhancing understanding and empathy:.

2. Improving communication effectiveness.Listening is not just about hearing what others say.This way, we can respond more accurately to meet their needs, improving communication efficiency and quality.

3. Listening to others' perspectives and experiences can help us learn new knowledge and skills, thereby promoting personal growth.

4. Listening to others' opinions and feelings during a conflict can help us better understand the root of the problem, thereby finding more effective solutions.

5. Listening can showing respect and attention.It not only helps us better understand others but also enhances our social skills and personal charm.

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Critical thinking is actually a very useful way to think. It's not about pointing out faults or saying no to others, but about learning to solve problems with a smarter and more open attitude. When we come across information or ideas, critical thinking helps us tell the difference between what's true and what's not, and it helps us decide what's important. In other words, critical thinking makes us better at thinking for ourselves and making sense of things.Critical thinking requires time to develop and a certain amount of knowledge base.

It is important to actively cultivate the habit of critical thinking. With critical thinking, we can better process information and solve problems. Critical thinking is like a skill that helps you take a closer look at information, use good sense, and check things out to figure out if they're really true or not. With so much info out there, it's really crucial to work on this kind of thinking. It keeps your head clear and helps you make smarter choices.

I believe that critical thinking requires a lot of time to learn and practice, and it can be improved through reflection.

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The documentary "The Truth About Fast Fashion" on YouTube is very enlightening. First, it exposes the terrible working conditions of the workers. Second, it emphasizes the severe environmental destruction. Furthermore, it makes me realize that our pursuit of cheap fashion comes at a cost. However, it also gives us hope that if we are more aware and make more intelligent choices, we can bring about change. In summary, In short, before watching this video, I had never considered that my clothes could burden the environment, but this has given me a new perspective on fashion and taught me to view the issue of fast fashion from a different angle.

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What you still need to improve/what you will do differently next time?

·Speak a bit faster in the presentation, and make sure to engage with the audience more to keep them more involved.

·Keep the content concise, but add more emotion to your delivery to touch hearts.o keep them more involved.

·Keep the content concise, but add more emotion to your delivery to touch hearts.

·The poster for a speech should learn how to layout, and understand how to create an eye-catching poster.

·Stay confident.

How you feel?: More confident, and I no longer feel that public speaking is a difficult thing.