Elizabeth Tang

Growing

By Elizabeth Tang Grade 6  The summer wind always hides a coolness that urges people to leave. The last leaf had fallen off the tree outside our classroom. Just like that leaf, we were ready to pack our school bags and finish our last day of primary school. However, the …

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Friends

By Elizabeth Tang Grade 6  I once heard a sentence about friendship: “Friendship is the condiment of life, as well as the painkiller of life.” I was deeply touched by these words. I have a confidant who cares about me and brings me happiness every time, even though we are …

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When You Walk Into My world 

                                                                               By Elizabeth Tang Grade 6  When I was little, traveling to a new world seemed so easy. Wherever I was, I could be a superhero to save the world, or a “Sailor Moon” sought after by people. I could also be a naive little girl learning magic in the sorcery …

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Awakening of Insects (Jingzhe) – A Spring Awakening

By: Sherry – Grade 8 Jingzhe, or “Awakening of Insects,” is the third solar term in spring. It usually falls around March 5th or 6th each year. As the weather gets warmer, spring thunder begins to rumble. According to ancient Chinese belief, this thunder wakes up the sleeping insects underground. …

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Finding Home in a Fast World

By Elizabeth Tang Grade 6  The sunlight dappled on the slides and swings, birds are twittering in the trees, and the wind is blowing on my face—everything seems just as it was when I was little. The splendor of nature transported me into a trance for a moment. I can …

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The Felicity of Dopamine

By: Elizabeth Tang Grade 6  On a hot summer afternoon, you walk down the street eating your favorite ice cream. As you take a big bite of your favorite chocolate ice cream, a wave of cool, sugary delight sweeps through you. Does it sound good? This is because dopamine creates …

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How This Season’s Fashion Is Quietly Rewriting the Rules

It happened somewhere between a coffee run and a Zoom call. I looked down and realised I was wearing a perfectly oversized charcoal blazer, vintage Levi’s, pristine white trainers, and no logos whatsoever. No flash. No flex. And yet, for the first time in a long time, I felt entirely …

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Stop Pulling, Start Pushing: Breaking the Crab Mentality

By Elizabeth Tang  Grade 6 In our lives, sometimes we forget how important a team is and only pay attention to ourselves. We are trapped in the “crab mentality,” and we need to find a way to break free from it. What is the crab mentality? If you’ve ever been …

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