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Lucy is one of Taiwan’s most famous CEOs and with that comes so many responsibilities that she just doesn’t have time to answer her fan mail [詞彙] — she asked me to do it. Earlier this week, I sifted through [詞彙] her mail and found that a lot of Lucy’s fans ask her questions about America and Americans. After all, Lucy and I are both Americans. So today, we’ll explore some of these questions. We’ll explore the American mind, how it works, and how it doesn’t.
The first question, from XiaoFei, a high school student in Taichung…
Lucy is one of Taiwan’s most famous CEOs and with that comes so many responsibilities that she just doesn’t have time to answer her fan mail [詞彙] — she asked me to do it. Earlier this week, I sifted through [詞彙] her mail and found that a lot of Lucy’s fans ask her questions about America and Americans. After all, Lucy and I are both Americans. So today, we’ll explore some of these questions. We’ll explore the American mind, how it works, and how it doesn’t.
The first question, from XiaoFei, a high school student in Taichung…
Lucy is one of Taiwan’s most famous CEOs and with that comes so many responsibilities that she just doesn’t have time to answer her fan mail [詞彙] — she asked me to do it. Earlier this week, I sifted through [詞彙] her mail and found that a lot of Lucy’s fans ask her questions about America and Americans. After all, Lucy and I are both Americans. So today, we’ll explore some of these questions. We’ll explore the American mind, how it works, and how it doesn’t.
The first question, from XiaoFei, a high school student in Taichung…
Japan [日本] has been closing power plants [發電廠], especially their nuclear [原子能] power plants. With so much less electricity Japanese must stop using so much of it. The Japanese government is hoping casual [便裝] clothing can help. So the government and UNIQLO are teaming up to show Japanese businessmen how to dress and still be comfortable when the office’s air conditioner is turned off.
Japan [日本] has been closing power plants [發電廠], especially their nuclear [原子能] power plants. With so much less electricity Japanese must stop using so much of it. The Japanese government is hoping casual [便裝] clothing can help. So the government and UNIQLO are teaming up to show Japanese businessmen how to dress and still be comfortable when the office’s air conditioner is turned off.
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