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Many quality essays on the same topic follow other guidelines, as different readers require different solutions.
Chinese is one of those damningly difficult languages. At Harvard (and I’m sure elsewhere), it is a doubly damningly difficult language. Taking a “native speaker” Chinese language class with overly eager/perfectionist students just like you!, damns you thrice.
Taking Chinese has realized that sometimes, you just need to keep chipping away with a spoon to wear down a mountain. You need persistence, patience, and self-awareness to succeed.
This unique pressure-cooker environment teaches us how to conquer life at Harvard and beyond. Guides for both the Harvard student and the general reader.
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