Introduction
As an avid fan of anime and manga, I've always been drawn to the beauty of cherry blossom trees in Japan. In my quest to understand this phenomenon better, I stumbled upon a wonderful anime titled "少女的秘密動漫觀看" ("The Secret Anime of a Young Girl") which beautifully captures the essence of cherry blossom trees and their significance in Japanese culture. This anime, along with my love for manga books like "歪歪的漫畫書" and my pursuit of learning IELTS vocabulary in books like "濕漫畫," has given me a deep appreciation for Japanese culture. Through this article, I want to share my experiences with you, including an encounter with a 45-year-old lady from Shenyang named Mrs. Liang who introduced me to the wonderful world of "開發梁醫生不可以筆趣閣" (Dr. Liang's Untouchable Pen Reading Room).
Exploring Cherry Blossom Trees
Cherry blossom trees, also known as sakura in Japanese, are a breathtaking sight to behold in the spring season. The delicate pink or white petals of these trees symbolize the fleeting nature of life and serve as a reminder to cherish every moment. In the anime "少女的秘密動漫觀看," the protagonist shares a special connection with the cherry blossom trees, which ultimately leads her to discover her true identity. This anime beautifully captures the essence of sakura and their significance in Japanese culture.
Love for Manga and Anime
My love for Japanese culture is deeply rooted in my love for anime and manga. "歪歪的漫畫書" is one of my favorite manga series. It's a romantic comedy that follows the life of a high school girl who accidentally confesses her love to the school's most popular boy. As a language learner, I use books like "濕漫畫" to learn new vocabulary in context. This way, I not only get to enjoy my favorite pastime but also improve my language skills simultaneously.
Learning IELTS Vocabulary
As an international student, improving my English language skills, especially for the IELTS exam, is crucial for me. In books like "濕漫畫," I come across a range of IELTS vocabulary words like "trepidation," "eschew," and "ubiquitous." This not only makes learning fun but also helps me expand my vocabulary and better prepare for the exam.
Discovering Dr. Liang's Untouchable Pen Reading Room
During a visit to China, I had the pleasure of meeting Mrs. Liang, a 45-year-old lady from Shenyang. She was an avid reader and introduced me to "開發梁醫生不可以筆趣閣," which roughly translates to "Dr. Liang's Untouchable Pen Reading Room." It's a website that offers a vast collection of online literature for free. I spent hours exploring the platform and discovered some incredible books that I would have otherwise missed out on.
Conclusion
In conclusion, my love for anime and manga has not only given me a deep appreciation for Japanese culture but also helped me improve my language skills. Books like "濕漫畫" have helped me learn IELTS vocabulary in context, and Mrs. Liang's introduction to "開發梁醫生不可以筆趣閣" opened up a whole new world of online literature for me to explore. Through these experiences, I've come to understand the value of exploring different cultures and expanding my horizons.
