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A Day at the Library

During the winter break, I had a great time joining in a special social practice activity. 

Kun Opera is a kind of traditional Chinese opera has been around. for over 600 years. It is considered to be one of(old) forms of Chinese operas. The(one) record of Kun Opera goes backthe 14th century in the Yuan Dynasty. The Kunshan area in Jiangsu Province is the birthplace of Kun Opera. Kun Opera becamenational art form in the 16th century. In the following 200 years, between the Ming Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty, Kun Opera(welcome) around the country, becoming an important part of Chinese culture. Sadly, Kun Opera(fall) little by little since the 18th century. With the rise of other operas such as Peking Opera, Kun Opera started(lose) its ground. In the 20thcentury, Kun Opera almost died out. Thanks to overseas Chinese Kun Opera groups and(fan)， some Kun Opera pieces and skills remained. (recent), the rise of "zhe zi xi could keep this kind of art alive. Instead of acting the whole piece of one play for a long time, now the artists can perform one or several interesting pieces on their own.

Should I go for a hamburger or a piece of bread? Do I paint my room blue or pink? People make choices every day but it can sometimes lead to feeling scared and unsure. When you're able to make decisions, accept and learn from them. This can give you a sense of calm. 

Some decisions, like what to buy or when you go out, aren't very serious, but others can influence your health， school and relationships. It is important to take time to make a decision, especially when choosing makes you feel nervous. However, if you ignore(忽视)decision-making, you will be in trouble. As you grow up, making decisions becomes an important part of life. 

When it comes to making difficult decisions, it can be helpful to break down your thinking. You could start by listing the different choices, then weigh up the good and bad sides of each choice. 

Teacher and health expert, Anita Garai says: "Listen to your body, especially if your thoughts are not clear or you feel worried. "Garai says people should follow their true feelings and listening to their hearts can help a lot, "Try to catch your first excitement, before your mind questions things, "she says. Although considering other people's feelings can be a part of decision-making, Garai says you shouldn't make wrong decisions in order to please others. 

Many people worry if they can make the "right" decision. Garai says, "There's not always aright choice and a wrong choice. Different ways lead to different experiences. "

If your choice leads to disappointment, try to think about whether you would make a different decision in the future.