Sophia (@115158) • Hey
Smile and keep going.
Publications
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- I do not want to daydream.😗
- Sincerity is the most important thing in dealing with others.👧
- These days of high-intensity study life let me feel a long time fullness, sure enough, things can never stay in the brain's imagination this step.
- The event itself is not terrible, it is our fear of the psychology at work.
- I am just an ordinary person.🥑
- The recent novel I'm reading is called "The Lychee of Chang'an".
It's a historical novel written by Ma Boyong. It tells the story of Li Shande, a minor official in Chang'an during the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty, who was assigned an almost impossible task: to deliver fresh lychees from the distant Lingnan region before the birthday of the imperial concubine.
This book not only has an engaging plot, but also profoundly reflects the various contradictions and conflicts in society at that time.
If you enjoy historical novels, I believe you will also enjoy this one.💚💚
- “Through The Never Ending Battle”
- Almost time for the best friends bachelor party 🎊 Any fun bachelor traditions we should add the list?
We’re going the kidnap to the south of france route.
- I am back!!🐤
- Officially introducing t2 as the **publishing home** on @lens/lensprotocol! We’re bringing a social layer to reading and writing, with a seamless mobile experience via @lens/orbapp.
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- a special sky
- Long Exposure - Physical & Digital
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1/1 #FotoRaws
- I decided to make a short documentary about the German forest, and the journey turned out to be more unique than expected. Hope you enjoy watching 😜
- The gentle wind with the breath of hope，everything is so beautiful.
- In conclusion, "To Kill a Mockingbird" left me feeling moved and transformed. The themes of courage, justice, and redemption were resonated deeply within me😚. The novel's characters taught me valuable life lessons about empathy, understanding, and unconditional love.❤️🔥
- Gm, web3 fam 🏔💚
- 😉Continuing the previous sentiment.
The story follows Scout Finch, a young girl growing up in rural Alabama during the Great Depression. Through her eyes, we witness the complexities of human nature as she experiences the highs and lows of life with her father, Atticus, and their neighbors. The novel's portrayal of small-town life is both poignant and amusing, but it's the characters' growth and development that really stole my heart.
- Today I finished reading "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee, and I feel moved and transformed by the experience. The novel's themes of courage, justice, and redemption resonated deeply within me.
- hellow,i am here.