Today's day
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Today, on this day, we commemorate our compatriots who died in the mudslide. This morning, while having breakfast, I saw that someone was celebrating a wedding; I felt conflicted – why does the anniversary have to fall on this day?
Our company lowers its flags in mourning for our compatriots who lost their lives!
I don’t know why there are so many disasters these days; humans need to protect the environment
Excessive development and unreasonable utilization, coupled with a lack of proper control in open-source environments, lead to an uneven distribution of resources and energy, making it difficult to carry out recycling and restoration. There is extreme drought where digging a foot deep reveals no moist soil; there are floods and mudslides that inundate farmlands; there are hailstones weighing over ten kilograms that crush rooftops; there are cases of **, those caused by strong winds*, and those resulting from freezing conditions. In recent years, there have been many natural disasters. Putting aside the factor of advanced communication systems, humanity’s impact on altering nature cannot be underestimated.
Today, referred to simply as “today,” if something good happens on it, it’s considered a bit of good luck. It’s not the fault of the people involved; I wish you all the best~~~
It’s likely that their wedding was already scheduled for today, and there’s no time to make any changes
Of course, Japan’s surrender is something to celebrate. I’m not sure which day LD has chosen; once that day comes, what should I say?
Every day is like that; some cry, some laugh.
Reply to 1# 525h: The wedding date has been set long ago, and it’s generally not easy to change it. Because the National Day of Mourning was just announced. Originally, August 15th was the anniversary of the victory in the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, a day meant for celebration.