When I thought I have had enough of the rudeness of the so-called educated society, I decided to head for a shelter home situated 15 minutes away from the park. I was surprised to find out that only an hour had passed and life already seemed so cruel and disappointing to me. When I entered the shelter, it was around 10:30 and the shelter looked like a whole different world from the one I had seen outside. Here the homeless were together, talking, eating and (I dare say) smiling. I immediately felt more comfortable at the shelter because I knew that I won’t be stared, laughed, snared, or shouted at. The servers at the shelter were very hospitable and very welcoming, although it was pretty obvious that recently not much donations had come in. The homeless people there were surprisingly more accepting than the soi-disant educated society. It was truly an amazing experience and I even made a friend whose name was Mike and who lived anywhere he could find a roof. The biggest concerns for the homeless, according to my observation, were the health-concerns. Some of the supporting statistics are:
当我以为我已经受够了所谓的受过教育的社会的无礼，我决定为庇护所位于15分钟远离公园头。我很惊讶地发现，只有一个小时过去了，生活已显得那么残忍，让我失望。当我进入防空洞，这是10点30分左右，庇护所，像从一个我见过在一个完全不同的世界。无家可归的人在一起，聊天，吃（我敢说）微笑。我立即感到更加舒适的住所是因为我知道我不会盯着，笑着，诱捕，或大叫。在庇护所的服务器很热情好客，但很明显，最近没有多少捐款已经来了。有无家可归的人竟然接受教育的社会比SOI分散剂。这确实是一个惊人的经验，我还做了一个朋友的名字是迈克和他住的地方他能找到一个屋顶。为无家可归者最关切的问题，根据我的观察，是健康问题。一些统计数据的支持：
