japanese

What is honor? What does it mean to have no honor? What is pride? What does it mean to have no pride? I know many people have forgotten the meaning of pride and honor, and many people are left without it. Many people have forgotten what it means to have honor and pride.

Because many people are modernized, the "face" of honor and pride has changed. People have lost traditional values and are now corrupted by media, being grouped with too many different people, and an unstable society. The start of developing these values are at youth. Parents are forgetting to show their kids what good values are, independence, and pride. Many kids are developed incorrectly and are often found struggling with life. Anyone can have pride. Poor, rich, white, Asian, sick, or healthy.

Title: Memories of a Geisha

Author: Arthur Golden

Genre: Fiction (Japan)

Chapter 1

 “And her lovely grey eyes were surrounded by thick lashes that must have been striking…” (9)

I thought that this was very detailed the author Arthur Golden really made it for us to be able to look at one of the geisha’s eyes, and see this. Most of the books that I have read didn’t really go into that much detail into the main character’s eyes, but this book really did. This made me also think about what the mood of the character was. When I first read the line I really thought that she really was as surprised as the book said she was just by using that line and not saying that she was surprised.

This comic is talking about two people talking in Chinese the boy says, \"l am sorry,"  Then the girl says, "It's okay." The other girl hears  them speak, then the boy

Recently I read  pages 118 - 128 in a book called American Dragon.

Recently I have read pages 37-44 in Pacific Crossing, by Gary Soto and I enjoyed it because finally it got up to the really good part about how Lincoln goes to a dojo and practices with his sensei and the sensei teaches him some moves that I would like to learn and especially when they said gi because it reminds me of when I'm in judo and all the students are wearing gis.

Recently I read  pages 1-40 in Pacific Crossing, by Gary Soto, and I kind of enjoyed reading it because it was intresting about how he went to japan and took kempo. The author also made it intresting because he put a lot of flashbacks in the story. Like they were on the plane and then they were talking about how they were back then.