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The second volume of education column

7. Take your travel with you and make records when you encounter things

A good memory is not as good as a bad pen. Generally speaking, people who have been to Germany have a deep impression, that is, from government officials, company presidents, factory employees and middle school students, and even housewives, almost everyone has a notepad, and they carry it with them, and keep records when they encounter things. They have to make records when traveling, make lists for shopping, remember things when they go to school, and do not forget to keep records when cooking. This seemingly trivial matter actually reflects the rigor, meticulousness and attention to reality in the character of Germans. Don’t be afraid of being unpunctual when you go on a date with Germans. Don’t worry about fakes when shopping in Germany.

Germans often specify the agreed time to what time you have, and there will be no situation where you can wait for a long time. They believe that wasting time is like killing money. Open their notepad and you will see a variety of records: the birthdays of family members and good friends, the names of favorite books, the homework assigned by the teacher, a pound of milk, two pounds of whole wheat bread, a gram of green onion, three milliliters of soy sauce, store address, street name, car route, and many other big and small things, including everything, all included.

This method of carrying around and recording things when you encounter them is used in learning, such as memorizing words and memorizing sentence patterns, will definitely be very useful.

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