Rising golden, growing like sunrise.

Embracing scents that fill the air,

A taste of comfort, pure and light.

Daily joys in every bite.

1.The upshot is that I simply cannot walk away from injustice, however uncomfortable it is to confront it.

2.These are not jobs that can be avoided or left half-finished.

3.And yet, when the internship ended, I found myself hesitant to leave.

評論

1.The essay starts with an unexpected and humorous hook, which immediately grabs the reader's attention.

2.Through detailed anecdotes from the wildlife rescue center, the applicant showcases a deep sense of responsibility and empathy for animals and the environment.
評論別人的評論

1.I fully agree with the comment about the balance of humor and reflection. 2.I wholeheartedly agree with comment on the opening. The "pooped on" anecdote is a brilliant hook; it's humorous. instantly makes the reader curious to know more. 3.Article two suggests article one widens its scope, but I partially disagree. While environmental issues are mentioned, the focus remains on the author's shelter experiences and reflections. I find the interpretation of scope expansion somewhat overstated.

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1. Indonesia is undertaking an ambitious project to relocate its capital from Jakarta to Nusantara, a new city in the province of East Kalimantan.

2. The current capital city struggles with acute air pollution, frequent flooding, and rapid land subsidence.

3. Experts predict that by 2025, a third of jakarta could be submerged.

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undertake/ plague/ deforestation

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1. Indonesia’s capital relocation is a bold attempt to tackle Jakarta’s environmental and congestion issues, but it risks shifting problems rather than solving them.

2. While Nusantara’s eco-friendly vision is promising, concerns over deforestation and indigenous displacement highlight the social and environmental costs of the project.

3. The initiative sparks a global debate on balancing urban development, sustainability, and equity, making it a case study for other nations facing similar challenges.

Beyond environmental risks, relocation may disconnect communities, making equality and immigration policies crucial. Accessibility for people with disabilities should also be prioritized. Without careful planning, this transition could become a disaster that distorts its original purpose.

Despite challenges, Nusantara can become a protagonist of Indonesia’s future, inspiring sustainable development. By incorporating green technology and preserving the texture of the land, it can balance modernization with nature. Its latitude may even offer rare views of the aurora borealis, making it a stunning destination.

This project is a marathon, requiring endurance and strong leadership. Procrastination could harm progress, so officials must ponder solutions that withstand challenges. Faith, such as devotion to Mazu, symbolizes hope for a prosperous future. If guided by cognitive strategies and responsibility, Nusantara can honor its inherent potential and emerge as a thriving capital.

教授：Prof. Ian Condry

學生報告：This report examines gender inequality in Japan, arguing that its root cause is not just cultural but also socioeconomic class differences. The author analyzes character interactions in the manga Princess Jellyfish and compares them to real-life examples, such as the "Ambassadors of Cute" program, to illustrate how wealthy men often influence women's appearance and choices. Additionally, the report explores Japan’s education system, revealing that women have fewer opportunities and lower educational quality, which contributes to socioeconomic disparities and reinforces gender inequality. The conclusion suggests that improving women's education and social status can help address this issue.