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Briefly on the Change of Environment to Character

Liu Jun

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For a long time,many people have been believing that character decides fate.They believe that one's character is born to him and can't be changed without realizing that one's character can be shaped by the environment.In this article the writer mainly discusses that one's fate can be shaped by adjusting to the environment through the comparison between Scarlet and Emily.

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For a long time,many people have been believing that character decides fate.They believe that one's character is born to him and can't be changed without realizing that one's character can be shaped by the environment.In this article the writer mainly discusses that one's fate can be shaped by adjusting to the environment through the comparison between Scarlet and Emily.

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For a long time,many people have been believing that character decides fate.They believe that one's character is born to him and can't be changed without realizing that one's character can be shaped by the environment.In this article the writer mainly discusses that one's fate can be shaped by adjusting to the environment through the comparison between Scarlet and Emily.

Key concepts: Character (mathematics), Character traits, Aesthetics, Computer science, Psychology, Art, Social psychology, Mathematics

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