Time leaves a mark

Author: Tao Xuelai
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: English Learning has a history of over forty years, and our world has undergone numerous changes during these four decades. This book compiles the best articles from English Learning's current affairs section, reflecting from various perspectives the social transformations and shifts in people's ideologies over the past forty years. Through it, you can also genuinely experience the evolution and development of the English language and English learning over these 40 years. The content includes: "All reactionaries are paper tigers," "Books we have read – The story of Lenin's childhood," "Unraveling the Geneva Conference – Can serious talks begin with the British?" "The Golden Trumpet," "Childhood," "Who are the conservatives?" "Passport – A symbol of slavery," "Nazi atrocities," "Gold Power Supporting Cuba," "America's Choice farce," "At the docks," "US imperialism escalates the Vietnam War further," "Excerpts from Norman Bethune's diary," "The secret school," "Working," "Trains under the Christmas tree," "Red Little Guys," "The world's stamps," "Our rose settles in China," "A translator's experience in diplomatic negotiations," "The Olympics lack the Olympic spirit," "About energy," "Truck driver: Another life," "Why is it so expensive?" "You're fired!" "The Great Escape," "Encounter at Nuoerbatu," "The death of 'Bubble'," "Olympic commercialization, the US faces accusations," "The bottom of society – Uncovering the scars," "Visiting China again," "The ever-changing Chinese countryside (1)," "The ever-changing Chinese countryside (2)," "Commentary on the winning of Tuting Education," "The death of Indira," "The two major events of 1986," "Cheering for the 11th Asian Games," "Rising tuition fees," "How the shrewd Thatcher failed," "Two people, one job," "A mother's letter to President Bush," "Ambition and job-hopping," "The '' of 1990," "Americans spent a depressed Christmas," "A new voice above the noise," "Free meals on Capitol Hill," etc.