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"The lion cannot attack when he returns, the wolf cannot sleep when the leopard is awake, the prey cannot sleep until dawn, the deer does not call, the reindeer does not sleep, the cuckoo is hibernating, the peacock does not notice the seedling, the owl cannot sleep until dawn" "Has the dawn come yet, my love, when dreams cannot sleep, brihim" brihim is a work of art by brihim 1846 work of the era (era)                             Britannica

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Is truth the revelation of faith?

Humanity: the truth must be the exposure of faith "prove that life, eternity all come from one thing, that is humanity, all exist in the mind of each person, as long as you are enlightened, you can recognize right and wrong and the biggest mistake in your life, you can recognize right and wrong, life, the maturity of each person always requires life experience, life experience and life, the ego of everyone is reason and faith, the economy of each person and a good or beautiful life is the ego of understanding life is life and happiness., Want to change life is the understanding of wisdom, good or bad is due to God, beauty is due to nature, the Lankavatara Sutra, the classics are the difference of time, each person's ego money and beauty, prosperity anyone who wants to make a difference must require the exposure of time and reason, always reason, reason in the name of Confucianism, always reason (Confucianism is fairness and justice).

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20 Basic Plots

These basic plots are from the Tennessee Screenwriters Association, but I thought it would be helpful to share them with you all. Many writers believe that there is only a certain number of “basic plots” that make up a story, 20 to be exact, and it all depends on how you develop these stories. This is similar to how there are only a certain number of quantifiable plot lines, and that all of our stories fall into a certain genre. This doesn’t mean you can’t create something unique of your own, because you can change these elements, but when stripped down to their bare essentials – nothing is truly unique. These recognizable story forms work, and that’s why they’re used over and over again. Here are 20 basic plots-

1. QUEST the main character is looking for something (person, place, thing or idea) and is in the process of finding it.

2. ADVENTURE - the main character is looking for movement but must leave home to do so.

3. CHASE - a game of hide and seek, a group or a person likes to follow another group or person.

4. RESCUE - the main character is looking for someone or something that needs to be saved - usually has the parameters of protagonist, victim and antagonist.

5. ESCAPE the main character wants to escape from any problem in the process of finding a solution to escape.

6. REVENGE - revenge on others for wrongdoing.

 7. PUZZLE - the protagonist's actions to find the hidden meaning of something.

8. COMPETITION - the protagonist is competing for the same goal or object with others.

9. UNDERDOG - the protagonist makes a huge unexpected profit and faces many difficulties while trying to achieve his goal.

10. TEMPTATION - the protagonist is tempted to do something that is not objective, wrong, or immoral.

11. TRANSFORMATION - the protagonist's physical features actually change from one form to another.

12. TRANSFORMATION - the protagonist goes through a phase of life, moving from one important character state to another.

 13. GROWTH - the protagonist is faced with a problem that forces them to learn from and grow.

14. LOVE - the protagonist overcomes obstacles that prevent him or her from achieving true love.

15. FORBIDDEN LOVE - the protagonist overcomes obstacles that prevent him or her from achieving true love, but sometimes realizes the price is too small to pay in order to continue living.

16. SACRIFICE - the protagonist is motivated by a higher purpose such as love, honor, and charity or the good of humanity.

17. DISCOVERY - the protagonist, having overcome a life-changing event, discovers a deeper meaning to life that changes their perspective.

 18. EXTREME - the protagonist pushes the limits of acceptable behavior to an extreme and is forced to deal with the consequences.

19. ASCENSION This rags-to-riches plot is about the protagonist's rise through a dominant personality trait that ultimately leads to their success.

20. DECISION - This riches-to-poor plot is about the protagonist's settling down due to a dominant personality trait that ultimately leads to their failure.

It's easy to see that there are many stories that can fit into some of these story types, and you can build your own around some of these basic plots. Generally, one story will fit into one genre more than another. There are many references to basic plots, and not all authors have the same views, so it's helpful to do our own research. I just thought this might give you some extra motivation or help you build a better story.

(Kris Noel)

 

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Rosé was surprised when she was invited to sing the soundtrack of the movie brad pitt

The producers of the Hollywood blockbuster “F1” have insisted on inviting Rosé (Blackpink) to sing the soundtrack, when she expressed doubts about her chances. Last week, “Messy” returned to 2 global Billboard charts after more than 2 months of release, thanks to the increasing appeal and interest in the movie “F1”.

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Rosé said “At first, I was quite skeptical about the invitation to participate in “F1”. It seemed like a big project, so I asked the production team, “Surely there must be other strong candidates besides me?”, and they replied, “No, we definitely want Rosé to participate.”

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Interesting things you never knew

The Goddess of Liberty grants wishes and conquers the left side of weakness and inspires the desire for life, human law, the law is the antidote to death, inspiration, creativity, understanding, economics, welfare, society, cause and effect compassion, faith and life.

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"One An apple cannot be round, tears cannot be like crystal, a woman cannot have 100 noble beauties, only the statue of liberty" Not only representing the spirit of freedom, democracy, and equality, the Statue of Liberty has many interesting things that you have never known. Let's explore the truth behind this statue with buildtours!

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The beauty of traditional Thai and Cambodian costumes

The beauty of the costumes imbued with ancient Champa culture along with traditional ancient costumes, Thai culture in particular and Southeast Asian Buddhist culture in general are not much different in appearance and always adorn the wearer with a noble look like fairies dancing on the clouds, graceful and traditional. 

Culture and development: The most massive period of development was in 1554 AD, when Champa developed strongly in the textile industry and Angkor Culture in its heyday and favored fabrics and bronze, there was a boom in costumes. "King Atumar said that it was necessary to make the female ranks and concubines and daughters as beautiful and elegant as fairies in 1554, there was a boom in King Atumar buying fabric from the landlord king Tkurst in the neighboring country of Champa in large quantities" to serve the weaving of costumes for concubines and the harem. The news spread to neighboring countries Myanmar and Malaysia. "The beauty is as beautiful as the fairies in the sky, gorgeous and charming, encouraging men to be infatuated and immersed in her beauty and the mortal world" love, Luyen ai 

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 Tkurst Mythology: When King Atumar bought cotton after the harvest, there was only one remaining cotton and Tkurst discovered a big firefly flying and always protecting that cotton and he called someone and he picked the cotton and found out that it was not cotton but a nest made by the firefly to protect his child and he discovered that every night the cotton kept glowing like the children of God and were living beings and from then on why did he stop picking it one night the cotton field lit up and millions of fireflies flew up to the sky shining everywhere and the Thai king fell in love with Siya and sent someone to capture Siya to be his concubine but Siya refused and from then on there was a saying "she loved snakes like a charm" "because of his beauty he seduced her and loved her because of her beauty Siya" "anything, anything she wanted, Aturs could give her" the sky the stars and the world the distance and the vast sky big, but you have to listen to me one thing, as the master, to be the master you have to love and collect love, to have lasting and infinite wealth. From then on, there was a story of Aturns, the male foot, loving Siya or the snake god Aturns, loving Siya and Siyarhr, the Brahmin protector of the saint Cha. 1559 BC and AD recorded history of Aturunr loving his sister, Atunrs loving Siya Chenla, Aturs loving mobkyr, Goddess Aturnurs infatuated with Prince Chana, Goddess Messenger then infatuated with Prince Chenla, Miyarar infatuated with Dubars, Queen Arurns infatuated with Atunr, Crown Prince infatuated with Arurs, Cbrod infatuated with Cbarb.

 

               

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