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哇,崇高的目标啊,为人类和平而努力学习。Although this article is a little bit challenging for me, I selected it because the topic is exactly what I have been thinking about these days. I used to think that culture shapes language, but I realized that culture and language interact in a very complex way after going through the pain and joy in learning English as a second language. I feel like Boroditsky’s article verified my experience. Moreover, the author provided a lot of information I had never heard of, which helped to enhance my cognition of relation between language and culture. As Boroditsky said in the article, “Language is a uniquely human gift” (Boroditsky 4). While we uncover the differences between languages and different speakers, we are actually discovering one of the reasons for differences in the human natures of different groups of people. I think if people can understand why we speak and act in different ways, we will not only get along well with each other, but we will also create more cooperation rather than conflict in the world. That is why I value this article so much.Article Reflection
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