I have just been reading an article at school the other day. The article "FAT - FREE and HAPPY" was published in Time Magazine on May 22nd, 2015. The article talks about culture and cliché. I thought you might be interested in this article because, I think it is an important issue in today’s young generation. Let me give you some information about this article.
Basically what the article says is that a French journalist made a trip in the USA some time age, because she. She found that the Europeans have a few clichés against the Americans, but also the Americans against the Europeans. In the Article she tells us what she has found and whether all the clichés are true or false.
The most of you know New England and when you hear New England, most of you think of people who still wear striped tennis sweaters and they sit on the porches of wooden houses and of an unspoilt countryside. But when you see Boston in real life it might be different as you have though. This is one of the cliché that occur in the text.
The author also mentions that many European think that they are better than American’s and they think too that the American’s have no culture, but these are also just clichés. And that brings me to the next topic of the article.
It is also said that everything is bigger in the states and that people there are sometimes really crazy, for example they wear weird helmets when they are riding their bicycles and the businesswomen wear sneakers with elegant dresses. But America has also some exciting and interesting sides, they have famous universities and interesting museums.
What me surprised was that the American’s make sure that they eat fat-free, but they order very big meals. The American’s have the same level of education as us Europeans, because America also has famous and popular universities, for example the world's most famous university, Havard.
In my mind we should learn from that text to be more careful with clichés.
I hope you enjoyed my blog posting and you are going to read my next.
See you soon,
Sabrina




