A lesson in love Share Still from the TV series
A Love for Dilemma, which delves into educational conundrums Chinese parents face while raising their offspring. The series is based on the novel by Lu Qiang, aka Lu Yingong. [Photo provided to China Daily]
TV series raises awareness of pupils need for greater parental support instead of pressure to get top grades, Xu Fan reports.
It was a rite of passage for many long ago, but is still fondly remembered. The ending of primary school, the last day, the last class, farewells from teachers and classmates, and the best intentions to keep in touch are soon discarded as life s journey begins in earnest.
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Our viewer question this week comes from Tabea Conrad in Berlin. She wants to know why people stop growing when they become adults?
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News by Rebekah Scanlan 29th Apr 2021 12:40 PM A woman is pleading with Macca s to bring back a cult Australian menu item after it disappeared from menus 12 years ago. Emma Cooper from Melbourne, created a series of videos listing the Aussie childhood foods she wants back. Among them include a popular chip flavour, a nostalgic ice cream stick - and a McDonald s Happy Meal that was only available in Australia and New Zealand. Emma, 19, posted the first TikTok video at the end of March, titled: Five Australian childhood foods that I think would stop the pandemic if they started making them again.
Living Without Regrets: Q&A With Dr. Harley A. Rotbart
Dr. Harley A. Rotbart sees life from a unique perspective. As a physician, heart surgery patient, and child of a Holocaust survivor, he understands that life is precious and fleeting. He has written two books aiming to help people stamp out regrets: “No Regrets Parenting: Turning Long Days and Short Years Into Cherished Moments With Your Kids,” and his latest, “No Regrets Living: 7 Keys to a Life of Wonder and Contentment.”
After a year that has pressed many of us to review and evaluate our lives and what is and isn’t important what better time than now to ask Dr. Rotbart for his ideas on how to live without regrets?