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Zesheng Xiong wrote a new post, Springs, on the site Japanese 061: Introduction to Japanese Culture 2 months, 1 week ago
Cherry blossoms have just bloomed at Wuhan University, while snow was falling here in Boston.Cherry blossoms at Wuhan University -
Photo shone on my laptop screen
Snow outside the window.
<a […]
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Zesheng Xiong wrote a new post, Light Out, on the site Japanese 061: Introduction to Japanese Culture 2 months, 2 weeks ago
I was practicing piano in a practice room at Granoff when the light somehow went out, and I enjoyed a few moments of unconstrained playing in the darkness.Black and white keys
Light out -
Fingers set […]
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Zesheng Xiong commented on the post, Hedonism, on the site Japanese 061: Introduction to Japanese Culture 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Hi Julia -
I like the way you put the topics of this week into an ordered and integrated analysis – unlike my post which could not escape tackling them separately. Also, nice and accurate drawing of the […]
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Zesheng Xiong wrote a new post, Sea Waves, on the site Japanese 061: Introduction to Japanese Culture 2 months, 3 weeks ago
I was walking downhill through President’s Lawn one day when I felt I saw glistening sea waves that turned out to be reflections from the melting ice that covered the lawn. Sea waves
Glistening -
On […]
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Zesheng Xiong commented on the post, Infinity, on the site Japanese 061: Introduction to Japanese Culture 2 months, 4 weeks ago
Hi Benjamin -
I really like your analysis that links nothingness and form. Your poem also reads beautifully – but perhaps it would be better to include less detail?
- George
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Zesheng Xiong wrote a new post, Best Food, Best Look, on the site Japanese 061: Introduction to Japanese Culture 2 months, 4 weeks ago
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Zesheng Xiong commented on the post, As I Crossed a Drift of Snow, on the site Japanese 061: Introduction to Japanese Culture 3 months, 1 week ago
Hi Marshall -
I think Professor Inouye would argue that the samurai fight with extravagance because they intrinsically find their meaning of life in the predetermined form – but this is but the theory, and in […]
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Zesheng Xiong commented on the post, U to H to M, on the site Japanese 061: Introduction to Japanese Culture 3 months, 1 week ago
Hi Ross –
I like your image very much – it is so exemplarily simple and effective! Also, I agree that the woman’s work is notably short, and yet if we come to think of it, that might precisely attest to the […]
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Zesheng Xiong wrote a new post, Sunshine – by George, on the site Japanese 061: Introduction to Japanese Culture 3 months, 1 week ago
On Saturday morning, while snow was still falling, I looked outside my dorm window and saw a glaring world of snow, which almost matches the piles of snow of the winter of 2011 that took several months to […] -
Zesheng Xiong commented on the post, Evanescence and Form – Week 1, on the site Japanese 061: Introduction to Japanese Culture 3 months, 2 weeks ago
Hi Kenneth -
I really enjoyed reading your article on Week 1 woven with personal understandings and anecdotes that prove helpful for strengthening your readers’ understanding of the subject matter as well. […]
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Zesheng Xiong wrote a new post, Clouds that Passed, on the site Japanese 061: Introduction to Japanese Culture 3 months, 2 weeks ago
I was walking one day to Hill Hall, my freshmen year dorm, to collect a package from mail services, when I saw the clear blue sky and clouds scattered on it that remind me of the beautiful view which I used to […] -
Zesheng Xiong wrote a new post, hanare, on the site Japanese 061: Introduction to Japanese Culture 3 months, 3 weeks ago
I was walking to Olin from downhill one day, traversing through the grass field of President’s Lawn; seeing the bare tree branches and the dried leaves that fell last fall still scattering around reminds me of my […] -
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