1 . Trusted Media Brands is a media and direct marketing company. It connects consumers with absorbing content, inspiring communities, and products & services that bring their passions to life.     1     Many people take it as the favorite.

Since our beginning, we’ve been creating the kind of content that readers want to deeply engage with again and again. Our trusted, empowering and uplifting content is designed to help our readers improve their lives and grow their connections and experiences of life.     2    

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Our titles not only have the strongest engagement among our peers, but our company creates a level of engagement that is both active toward the content and the advertisers’ messages.     3     They don’t skim our content; they read every word. When they engage with us, they are not looking to fill time but instead are fascinated both with our content and our partners’ messages.

Trusted, Empowering and Uplifting Content

    4     They are building trust, empowering our readers, and providing an inspiring spirit. And those who come to us to seek content will find it reward their attention and satisfy themselves with ideas, knowledge and inspiration.

These three fundamental principles are introduced as follows. Trust is built into each of our titles with expert and truthful content. Our content also provides the fuel to empower not just our readers but their family and friends and even acquaintances because it is intended to be shared, enriches their lives and brings everyone closer together.     5    

2 . With jeweled pins in her hair, a sweeping red silk robe(袍子)dropped over her gauze(薄纱)sleeves, and a long-layered skirt, Beijinger Xin Nan looks like she’s just stepped out of a dynasty hundreds of years in the past. She’s not even on a movie set.    1    

Xin Nan is wearing Hanfu or Han clothing， which has traditionally been the dress choice for a few aficionados(爱好者)on important Chinese holidays such as the Mid-Autumn Festival and Lunar New Year. But these days, the Hanfu movement has grown to become a subculture seeking to revitalize(使……复苏)pre-Qing Dynasty(1644-1911)clothing.    2    , finding its way onto the New York and Paris Fashion Week runways and featuring in Vogue magazine.

    3    . It’s estimated that China now has over three and a half million Hanfu enthusiasts. Today, walk down any street of any major Chinese city or visit a park, and it's not uncommon to see a group of girls in these elegant flowing robes taking selfies.

    4    . The number of Hanfu merchants on the e-commerce platform Taobao grew threefold between 2015 and 2019. According to a report by iMedia, in 2019, Hanfu sales in China were worth 4.52 billion yuan($695 million).

Despite COVID-19 restrictions, Hanfu festivals have been flourishing, which is keeping Xin Nan busy. Last October, she took part in Beijing’s Jingyun Hanfu festival, and this coming May, she’ll be a judge at Chongqing’s first-ever Hanfu festival.

To Xin Nan,    5    ; rather, it’s a way of life. “I think Hanfu has a special charm. When I’m wearing it, I feel I’ve returned to that dynasty,” she said. She explained that it inspires her with a sense of elegance and grace. “The moment I put on Hanfu, that’s how I'll behave.”

3 . Luis was born in Lima, Peru. He lived there with his parents. But one day his life changed completely. His parents got divorced(离婚). And his mother moved to the United States. So Luis went with her.

This move was a big change for Luis. He tried to fit into his new life. He had to go to a new school, learn a new language and make new friends. But Luis felt different from the other children. He felt that he did not belong. He wanted to return to South America. Some years later he had his chance. He was so happy to return to his original culture! But to his surprise, he did not feel at home.

Luis felt troubled. He did not know which country he was from. Luis is not the only young person to have these feelings. More and more young people are moving around the world with their parents. Their parents' work may cause the move. Families may choose to move. They hope for a better life. Such families have new experiences.They learn about other cultures. They have interesting lives. But there can also be a big problem. A lot of people do not understand how moving will affect their children. Parents may not understand their children's struggles. And they often think it will be easy for their children to return to their home country. They may expect their children to be the same as them, to have the same ideas, and to have the same beliefs.

There is a name for these children who grow up in more than one country-"third culture kids". Third culture kids are not completely part of their parents' culture. They are not completely part of the other culture they live in. Instead, they are a mix of cultures. This mixed culture is their own culture-a third culture.

4 . You go to school and learn. But when you finish high school or university, is learning done? The answer is “NO”. In fact, you are learning all the time. It's called lifelong learning.

Why will you be a lifelong learner? Lifelong learning is very important in the information age. To be a lifelong learner can help you get rich knowledge to face new challenges. It's helpful to improve yourself.

How can you be lifelong learner? Here are some tips for you:

☆Seek knowledge. Always search for much knowledge on a topic you are interested in. Make use of every chance to learn knowledge.

☆Think critically. Always use a lot of ways to select useful information for questions and give your own judgment. Think in other perspectives (角度). Don't simply trust what experts say.

☆Solve problems. Always see problems as challenges and new experiences. Put your knowledge into practice. Try to work out the problems with your knowledge and your judgment.

Remember: It's never too late to learn and it's never too old to learn. Learning is life. So, make lifelong learning one of your goals!