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The origin of the eastern culture is mainly from two countries£ºChina and India£®Both of the two cultures are gestated £¨ÔÐÓý£© by £¨37£©D£®In China£¬the mother river is the Yellow River
£¨38£©Cthe Indian one is the Hindu River£®These two cultures were £¨39£©A for several thousand years and formed their own styles£®Then in Tang Dynasty of China£¬the Chinese culture
£¨40£©C went overseas to Japan£¬£¨41£©A into the Japanese society and £¨42£©Dthe Japanese culture nowadays£®Though a bit different from the Chinese one£¬it£¨43£©B to the same system£®
When the two mother rivers gave birth to the eastern culture£¬another famous culture was £¨44£©A on the Mesopotamian Plain £¨ÃÀË÷²»´ïÃ×ÑÇƽԣ©-the Mesopotamian Civilization£®This civilization later on developed into the cultures of the Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome£®And these two are well-known as the £¨45£©C of the European culture£®£¨46£©Dthe Chinese culture£¬the European one also £¨47£©C waters£®When the colonists of England £¨48£©Bin America£¬their culture went with them over the Atlantic Ocean£®So the American culture doesn't
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At the same time£¬the£¨50£©Aof the language systems adds to the cultural differences£®In the East£¬most languages belong to the pictographic £¨ÏóÐÎÎÄ×ֵģ© languages while the Western languages are£¨51£©Dbased on the Latin system£¬for example£¬the one I'm using to write this paper£®
Other factors like human race difference £¨52£©Bas well£®However£¬£¨53£©Bthe far distance and the steep areas between the East and West£¬the two cultures seldom£¨54£©C until recent centuries£®£¨55£©A they grew up totally in their own ways with almost no interference £¨¸ÉÈÅ£©£®
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When I was young£¬I£¨43£©Cthat food's nourishing capacity went beyond basic physical£¨44£©AFood had the power to bring a family£¨45£©B£¬connect me to the earth and our planet's cycles£®
As a child£¬I adored the£¨46£©Cthat brought each fruit and vegetables back each ear£®My£¨47£©C fruit was a type of small£¬green plum that grows in early summer£®But I had to be£¨48£©Aand wait until May when I could£¨49£©Bthem from the street vendors where I'd£¨50£©Cthem up on my way home from school£®
A few months£¨51£©Cwe moved to Wisconsin£¬a little girl in my class£¨52£©Dme by inviting me to her birthday party£®I was a shy child and this was the first time I had been invited to someone's house£®You can't imagine my£¨53£©D£®Since leaving all of my friends in Istanbul£¬this was the first£¨54£©Bsign that I would ever make friends again£®
Sometimes it takes a while £¨55£©Dthe value of the old one£®In Istanbul£¬we had marketed daily£¬going to outdoor£¨56£©Bfor local produce£®We bought bread hot from the baker£¬and fresh fish and meat for our£¨57£©Bmeals£®In Wisconsin£¬we had £¨58£©B outdoor ones for the supermarket£®I left Istanbul when I was young£¬but I£¨59£©Cwith me the strong memory of the £¨60£©Dof food and it's guided my life ever since£®
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At that age£¬I always did something£¨45£©Dto whatever my parents did!If gardening were something they found £¨46£©C£¬I would plant a garden!
I planted some lily seeds in the yard£®But they£¨47£©Ato come up£®I continued to plant sunflower seeds and roses£®Wild£¨48£©Bjoy£¬I found the first rose bloom£®One by one£¬the flowers bloomed their heads off£®Eventually£¬I was£¨49£©Dby this land of wonder£®
£¨50£©B£¬my parents showed no interest in my garden£®My father even£¨51£©Aat me because he found it was£¨52£©Bto move around my garden to the driveway£®To my mother's £¨53£©B£¬I put in her vase my real roses which£¬in her eyes£¬were simply weeds rather than£¨54£©C£®
Regardless of their£¨55£©A£¬I kept on planting my garden and£¨56£©Cto enjoy the pleasure of gardening£®Plants make such good companions£ºthey breathe£¬they bloom£¬they£¨57£©Cto care and love£®
It has been many years since I made my first garden out of my desire to£¨58£©Dmy parents£®Today I become known as Mrs£®Greenthumbs£¬teaching gardening and hosting a gardening show which makes my parents feel very£¨59£©A£®And now I could say it is my affection for£¨60£©Dthat makes me a real gardener£®
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