No, this is false.
If you're connected to your own feelings, you have a practice in identifying and dealing with feelings and also you might gain som experience in knowing what kinds of feelings arise in different situations. This means that being connected to your own feelings can be treated as a practice for understanding the feelings of others.
Hundreds of cities in throughout China are the fountainhead of the Yangtze River's pollution, and across the last <em>50</em> years, it has been an increase of 73% in pollution volume in the nucleus of the river, through sewage and industrial waste dumping.
Ironically enough, since the Yangtze river was often referred to as “<em>the source of life</em>” in China; due being home to <em>350</em> fish species, and accounting for a significant sum of China’s water resources for rice and fishery production as well as a big part of the nation’s GDP, while being a center of great biological wealth.
You can search on the internet or your book because I am not sure
