I think procrastination is a very serious and calm issue. I am a person who suffers from procrastination, and my experience has made me more aware of the horror of procrastination. When people start to procrastinate, they feel more relaxed, which makes them even less wanting to go back to work. This is a vicious circle. It makes me fail in many ways. Although I don’t lose much each time, no one can afford to fail slowly. The same is true for procrastination. Although each time only delays a small amount of time, as the number of procrastinations increases, more time will be lost. If it is not corrected, it will only slowly make me decadent
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article 1 summary: This article by JIN YU YOUNG from nytimes is about regarding the economic issues revealed in the hit TV series Squid Game. “Squid Game” reveals the irony by revealing the social pressure to succeed in Korea and the difficulty of achieving this goal. While Korean households are struggling to make ends meet, household debt is also accumulating, prompting some economists to warn that debt may be a drag on the economy. The soaring housing prices have made housing affordability a hot political topic. If there is a “Squid Game” in reality, I don’t know how many people will participate.
Author: JIN YU YOUNG
title: Behind the Global Appeal of ‘Squid Game,’ a Country’s Economic Unease
Link: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/06/business/economy/squid-game-netflix-inequality.html?searchResultPosition=3
Article 2 summary: A closely watched report warned that as the world economy struggles to find a foothold, the resurgence of the new crown epidemic and supply chain bottlenecks may inhibit the momentum of global recovery. Unequal access to vaccines and health care are at the core of the economic gap. Although some wealthier countries have begun to provide booster vaccines, up to 96% of people in low-income countries are still not vaccinated.
Author: PATRICIA COHEN, ALAN RAPPEPORT
title: World’s Growth Cools and the Rich-Poor Divide Widens
Link: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/12/business/economy/imf-world-economic-outlook.html?_ga=2.173847843.1690802023.1634166586-1358540784.1633986755
The pandemic has a great influence on me, This pandemic has a great influence on me. Like all other students, I have never returned to my high school or university. And I am a person who likes to hang out very much, but pandemic often makes me stay at home. The biggest impact is that I cannot return to China. I originally planned to return to China after graduating from high school to reunite with my family and friends. But Pandemic ruined it all.
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