山,高山,高高的山,海,大海,大大的海,高高的山,大大的海,山和海,很美麗。( 現代教科書 國語 一年級)Thanks for the memories.
@daisyng73952 ай бұрын
我當年也深受讀者文摘影響 😊
@ginnieatty16342 ай бұрын
我都覺得好幸福,我阿哥買了一套大大本精裝瀛寰搜奇、古文明之謎(阿特蘭提斯)
@marcus1pro2 ай бұрын
Memories 😍👍👍👍👏👏👏🙏🏼🥹🥹 those were the days. Thanks for bringing back memories that I’ve forgotten 😅 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@johncheung642 ай бұрын
This episode evoked some pleasant childhood memory while growing up in Hong Kong. I believe the front page cover of the chinese edition of the Readers Digest actually featured the Grand Teton National Park with its famous Teton ranges. Grand Teton NP is situated just south of the Yellow Stone NP. Although it is much smaller and less famous than its neighboring NP, it made up with its spectacular Teton ranges and world renown Jackson Hole ski resort. Also, for those who are interested, the area of Yellowstone NP is about 3 times the size of Hong Kong, and that is just a park. Both of these NP is located in the state of Wyoming. Please keep up the good work.
@江邵酩2 ай бұрын
Yellowstone NP is almost 9000 km2. It’s about 9 times size of Hong Kong.
@Cyuen120582 ай бұрын
我都係喜歡看開懐篇😂😂😂
@hidungfung2 ай бұрын
I subscribed and collected Reader's Digest and 《號外》. I watched Alan Parker's films, especially Birdy, Pink Floyd-The Wall and Midnight Express.
@singjai I was born in the late 70s but was also an avid reader of Reader’s Digest. I think Martin Oei also grew up with RD too. I was influenced by its political orientation, and when I became a grown up guy by 2000 I found that I have the greatest conflicts with the Western “green-left” leftards (they are very much heirs of the values that Reader’s Digest stood against). 😅