Share your first impression story.

Well, my first impression of a story often depends on its opening. If it starts with an exciting event or a mysterious situation, it immediately grabs my attention. For example, a story that begins with a character finding a strange object in an abandoned house makes me curious about what will happen next.

In my first impression story, I can share about the first time I visited a foreign country. The different language, the unique architecture, and the strange food all left a strong mark on me. It was a culture shock at first but also very exciting.

My first impression story is about the first time I went to a new city. I was immediately struck by how busy and energetic it was. The tall buildings and the hustle - bustle of the streets made me feel both excited and a little bit intimidated.

My first impression was that it was a very busy place. There were so many profiles popping up, and it was a bit chaotic. But at the same time, it was also exciting to see so many different people.

My first impression of 'Raymond's Run' is that it seems like a story full of energy. The title makes me think there will be a lot of action related to Raymond running.

Well, I have a bad first impression story. When I was in high school, there was a new student. She had a really sour look on her face all the time. During the first class, she kept interrupting the teacher with really negative comments. It made everyone think she was a difficult and unfriendly person at first. But later, we found out she was just having a really bad day and was actually very nice.

People who wrote online, prose, and other literary works. He published his works on the Internet, forums, social media, and other channels to attract readers 'attention and reading. Their works would usually be circulated on the Internet and they could gain more recognition and benefits from readers by publishing physical books. They could dig out unique stories and plots from the depths of their hearts and express them through words. The Internet could attract a large number of readers 'attention and reading, but it also brought some new ideas and concepts to the literary world. Through the Internet, they presented a variety of literary works to readers and injected new vitality and vitality into the literary world.

Sure. For example, at a job interview. If a candidate walks in with a confident smile, a firm handshake and is well - dressed, the interviewers might form a positive first impression. This could lead them to overlook some minor flaws in the candidate's resume. If the first impression was of a slouching, disheveled person who seemed uninterested, it would be hard to change that negative perception later, even if they were highly qualified.

Well, think about a new student in class. At the beginning, he might look like a troublemaker because he always wore some edgy clothes and had a bit of a rebellious look. But as time passed, we found out that he was very intelligent. He was just expressing his individuality through his appearance. Also, there was this neighbor who moved in next door. First impression was that she was a bit of a snob as she didn't say much when we greeted her. But then one day my cat got lost and she was the one who helped me look for it all day. She turned out to be really kind.

It was a really surprising and exciting moment. Your appearance caught my attention right away.