reporter; journalist

to remember

to record, register, or make a written account of events

to forget

to keep in mind or retain information

to register (one's name)

chief official of a branch of a socialist or communist party

the faculty of the brain by which information is encoded, stored, and retrieved

a book of paper for writing notes

to write down or document information

to mark, label, or annotate something

general secretary (of the Communist Party)

written records or notes made for study or reference

a visible sign, symbol, or imprint used for identification, recognition, or as a reminder

to keep in mind; to remember

a figurative mark or lasting impression left by an experience or era

the faculty of memory; the ability to remember

to record something in writing or to make a mental note of something for future reference.

to keep someone or something in mind with care, affection, or worry

to engrave in one's memory

to bring back to one's mind or to remember something from the past

A Ming dynasty novel by Wu Cheng'en, one of the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese literature; also known as 'Pilgrimage to the West' or 'Monkey'.

memory (ability to retain information)

remember at all costs

to remain fresh in one's memory

Records of the Grand Historian, by Sima Qian, first of the 24 dynastic histories [[二十四史|二十四史|Er4 shi2 si4 Shi3]]

to write an account of events

a portable personal computer

to start to form or retain memories, typically after infancy

to remember incorrectly

to keep score

to record financial transactions or keep accounts

travel notes

diary (book)

to remember with reverence or to bear in mind firmly

written notes, memoirs, or a personal account

to hold a grudge

an epilogue or concluding statement at the end of a book or literary work

a legal professional responsible for taking notes, managing court records, and performing administrative duties during legal proceedings.

to give someone a demerit

to bear a grudge