If his unpleasant wounding has in some way enlightened the rest of you as to the grim finish beneath the glossy veneer of criminal life and inspired to change your ways, then his injuries carry with it an inherent mobility, and a supreme glory. We should all be so fortunate. You say poor Toby? I say poor us——Sphinx

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富有旋律的一首英文歌，和下雨天更加适配哦！
Even though we're going through it,
即使我们在努力攻克一切，
And it makes you feel alone,
但若这份情让你提心吊胆，
Just know that I would die for you,
请你记住我甘愿为你而亡，
Baby I would die for you, yeah,
我甘愿为你而亡，Yeah，
The distance and the time between us,
我们之间哪怕时间与距离，
It'll never change my mind, cause baby,
也无法改变我对你的心意

Traditional Chinese operas are treasures of fine Chinese culture. In other countries, there are countless overseas Chinese who love performing traditional Chinese operas. With their performances, they help ease the homesickness felt by many overseas Chinese, including themselves, and they perform a role in inheriting traditional Chinese culture.
Qin Zhu, who moved to Australia in 2006, has been fond of Yue Opera since she was a child. "I came from Nanjing (capital of East China's Jiangsu Province), where Yue Opera is popular among the locals. After I arrived in Australia, I joined Sydney Yue Opera Troupe. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, our troupe performed in communities twice a year, in April and October. We were also invited to perform on various occasions," Qin says.
"Many people were excited after they watched our performances. They would thank us for bringing Yue Opera overseas, and for giving them opportunities to enjoy Yue Opera. That made me feel warm, and touched," Qin says. (Source: People's Daily Overseas Edition/Women of China)