Thanks for your wish and i hope you are doing well also. I am enjoying my new school. Our main teacher still Mrs Tu, she teaches literature and we also have new three friends. One of them is a big boy, he is really strong and his name is Van Thinh, he wins all the arm wrestling match, and also a friendly girl have moved to our school, she always smile and her name is Nhi. And last student is a really silent girl, she hardly talk with others student except Trang. But the class still really loud and funny. But it is not fun at all, all the subjects in grade 8 are really hard especially makerspace, math and science, however we have more break time from 15 minutes up to 30 minutes. So, please don't forget this poor friend, if you have got time maybe visit my house, i really miss and send more mail about your daily life in your school or at home. I hope you have great experiences with your new school and care about your health.

Vinh

Most of programmes on the TV are for entertainment, they do not really provide valuable knowledge. For example, chat shows and game shows are organized to give people what they want to hear instead of what they really need. Therefore, those programmes are not quite educational. Instead of watching TV people can also go outside to connect to the nature, hang out with friends, or do something more helpful such as doing homework, helping mom do the chores.

On the other hand, watching TV may bring people a lot of fun after a hectic/tiring day. Also, people can search for information on TV, watch their favourite TV shows like sports programme, chat shows, game shows or comedy. What's more, inviting your friends to sit and enjoy films together probably helps relationships become closer.

In conclusion, I think watching TV is one of the best way to entertain yourself, it's depending on the way you manage it. In my opinion, we should have a schedule to control the amount of time spent on watching TV.