(This is a excerpt I took from page 30 of my book "Do you dream of studying abroad on a scholarship?")
There's a quote in the cafe that I really like. It's the cafe's slogan: "Come here and you know what Mo wants to say," printed on cups, ice cream cups, and as a large picture in the cafe. But it's been 7 months and no one has asked about it. It's so sad! What Mo wants to say is:
● We students have a good ability to absorb knowledge. Also, we are diligent, and hardworking, so we can totally apply for scholarships.
● In the application, we need the SAT score, and the higher this score, the greater our chances of getting a scholarship. And we have a giant: MADS, Ms. Anh's center, which will help us achieve 1500+.
● About eating cereal, brown rice can make us clearer-headed, smarter, slimmer, more determined, and faster in our studies.
We often eat white rice, which has been stripped of its bran and germ, leaving only starch. When it enters the body, it is converted into sugar and fat by digestive enzymes, making us fat, slower, and less intelligent.
Let me use myself as an example. When I was 10 years old, half of my face was swollen, the left side was puffy. At 14, I fell and scraped my face on the ground, my lips were bruised, and I had a mouth full of blood. And just recently, I was dragged on the road, my knee was bleeding, and my leg was stiff. I couldn't walk. All three times, I used brown rice to help heal, and the results were very quick. Mo's message is so meaningful, but why hasn't anyone asked about it yet?"
