Memory of humankind
- ha
- Jul 11, 2023
- 17 min read
Updated: Aug 22, 2024
Hellu
This is my first post on my new platform for the brain dumps that I used to host on WordPress. I decide to change platform for no reason. I just think I want to then I did it. I wish that attitude applied to all other kinds of other shits in my life.
So the gist is that on my old WordPress page, I posted a bunch of my raw/kinda edited version of either my brain dumps/high school essays/iconic posts for my iconic events. But all of those are written in Vietnamese. So like, I need to translate it to English. And I have been doing that for 2 years. Then I think I want a new platform. So I did. And here we are.
So the reason why I choose this piece to be the first piece to be translated and then public it, is becuz I like it. Yies. So here you go, my very embarrassing piece of literature. Enjoy or not, tenkyou for dropping by.
Now let's get to the real shit.
oh btw this is one of the crazy high school essay thingy i had to do during my 11/12th grade i think.
- OG Version -
<Vietnamese version below>
NOTES:
- gray text is literally translated from the og Vietnamese ver. down below. (i think, not sure tho)
- blue italic text is 2023 Monica extra editing -
/ENG VER/
SO
I should be writing my assignment or studying for the test, but, foolishly, I decided to revise my essay and upload it here :). The topic is to write down thoughts and feelings regarding the lecture "After Covid-19, what else will happen?" by lecturer Diem Lien Khoa. I wrote more about emotions and not much research hear lol gomen because I really liked Diem Lien Khoa's lecture (idk why that makes sense, but that’s what I wrote :)?). I will include the lecture and related materials at the end of my essay. Everyone should read it first because there are some related sections in my essay and Diem Lien Khoa is really an excellent writer. The essay is so goddamn long and probably no one will read it, but for those who do, thank you :)
(i was so cute lmao)
"Memory cannot change the world, but it gives us a sincere heart."

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