Urgently, I want 1 short article in English, and by the way, translate it into Chinese

If you don't want people to know about you, then you'd better keep it a secret in your fridge, according to a document published last week by UK Market Research.

The researchers looked at the refrigerators of 400 people in the UK and compared them to their own lifestyle content, which they claimed was able to classify by the contents of the country's people.

People can be divided into five categories, they say: "nutrition nerds (no social responsibility)", trendy food (regardless of style), martyr mothers (moms), fast food fanatics" and "restaurant regulars." ”

Nutrition nerds"Care about what they eat. Their refrigerators are stocked with fruits, vegetables, and healthy meat.

This category of people tends to have a high degree of organizational work, usually in law and accounting is overwhelmingly single, but if they have a partner, this person will be similar.

refrigerator juice, which is rich in vitamins. means that its owner is in ** or stylish. They are often not eating the food they buy....Known as "popular", their food only wants to be seen as buying the latest important thing.

From the fridge to the "martyr mama" filled with everything, from steak to frozen fish. Her refrigerator often takes every product, expecting her own that is, hope. This refrigerator hints at a difficult family and work-life balance.

Fast food fanatics "always buy mineral water or soft drinks, recently they will get some fresh fruit is ketchup, they hint at the fridge is indeed yes art lovers are indeed people who work hard and play ball very hard, likewise, those that do not become long-term plans.

Finally, a fridge full of nothing more than a bottle of wine and some sparkling mineral water means that the owner who is single, lives in a big city, enjoys the finer things in life is empty, because the person often eats ...... restaurants

My cousin Andrew is obsessed with DIY. He loved to repair things and decorate his house. But when he finishes it, his house always looks bad.

He had tried to add a brighter light to his bedroom, but he made a mistake. Then his entire house went out with power. Another time he wanted to hang a pair of ** on the bedroom wall, but he broke the pipe and flooded the whole room.

Last month, he found his living room boring, so he painted it blue. His mother said, "Stop. But he continued to brush. Now the living room has not only blue walls, but also blue ceilings and floors. Even his cat is blue.

When I wanted a bookshelf above my bed, he said, "No problem! Then he spent five hours trying to put the bookshelves on the wall. Then I put the book on the shelf. Oops! They couldn't stop there, because one end of the bookshelf was much higher than the other.

I bought him some books on DIY and recommended him to take a DIY course. But it only made him angry – he said he had everything he could do about DIY. So instead, I read books about DIY and had classes every Saturday.

Now I know a lot more about DIY than my cousin.

Many children learn the value of money for the first time by planning how to spend their pocket money. The aim is to allow children to learn through hands-on experience at an age when financial planning errors are not costly. The amount of pocket money given to children may vary from family to family, and the choice of time is also something to consider, with some families giving their children pocket money once a week and others once a month.

In either case, parents should figure out how their children expect to spend the money they get. At first, younger children may spend all of their pocket money as soon as they receive it. If they do, they will learn through the difficulties they encounter that they must spend within their budget.

Usually we recommend that parents do not provide additional supplements to their children before the next payment date.

The aim is to teach young people that budgeting is a choice between spending and saving. Older children may be able to put them in charge of using the change they save to make larger expenses, such as clothing or electronics. Sometimes, it is also possible to let the children do some extra household chores and pay them some money.

Pocket money gives children the opportunity to experience doing three types of things. They can use the money to buy gifts to share with friends or to do some good deeds; They can also spend money to buy what they want; Or they can save the money. Asking your child to save some of their pocket money also opens the door for them to save and invest.

Many banks also offer banking services for children and teenagers. For example, if you invest one dollar for two years, you will receive 2% interest, that is, you will receive 2 cents in the first year, in the second year, the money will receive interest at the rate of 2% in dollars, and so on. This may not seem like a lot, but it will increase over time.

Landlord,I'm working overtime to help you turn over.,If it helps you a little.,Give some more points later.,Thank you!