Want to start an English blog
Hehe, this would be a little difficult for me, I guess:)
After Receiving more than 10 years English education and pass the CET-6 ( a general English test for Chinese university students, you must pass CET-4 before get your bachelor degree), I still feel afraid to use English to express what I’m doing and thinking… Do you think it’s something sad? Classic English-education in China can just produce thousands and thousands of students who can easily get high score in test but can’t use it freely.
The idea of starting an English blog has been in my mind for several days. After visited Wangjianshuo’s blog and read some articles in it, I finnaly finally decided to go. He’s a young man living in Shanghai and has kept writing English blog for 1000 days. I think I can do the same thing:)
I know there must be many mistakes in this article, maybe in logic maybe in grammar maybe in spelling. So, if you notice it, please kindly point it out.
I’m thankful to every comment. And, if you, my dear friend, have been here for even one second, let me know:)
I’m looking forward to share my life in Hangzhou with you.
upupup
Comment by cool — 2005 June 8 @ 3:35
Good aspiration!
Comment by Laura Wang — 2005 June 8 @ 3:42
so strong!
Comment by jiazuo — 2005 June 8 @ 4:00
self comment test:)
Comment by iamcj — 2005 June 8 @ 4:00
one friend said he can’t post comment… retry
Comment by iamcj — 2005 June 8 @ 4:03
It’s a good start!
Maybe I should have a try,too-writing in Japanese,hahaha:)
Comment by ly — 2005 June 8 @ 4:13
I find a mistake.(finnaly—>finally).hehe
Comment by yumh — 2005 June 9 @ 1:51
hehe, thx. I’l correct it.
In fact I’v just made the same mistake:)
Comment by iamcj — 2005 June 9 @ 2:08
hi,
i was reading jianshuo’s blog and linked into yours.
i think u are very brave to start a blog in your second language! Chinese is my second language and i am struggling with it! ha ha…i would never dream of doing a chinese blog!!
roz
Comment by roz — 2005 June 9 @ 2:50
hi again…
just would like u to know that i would be in Hangzhou on 12th, 13th and 14th June (that’s next week!! Yay!!)
i am so excited cuz it’s my first visit to china!
will spend time in SH and go home on 20th June!
roz
Comment by roz — 2005 June 9 @ 2:57
to roz:
World so small, welcome to Hangzhou:)
I promise you will find it’s totally different from Shanghai, not so large, but much more silent and pretty.
Have a good time here.
And, if there’s something I can help, just tell me. I’l do my best. No hesitate because we are friends:)
just comment here, or email to me#iamcj.net (change # to @, hehe), I check mailbox very frequently.
Comment by iamcj — 2005 June 9 @ 3:30
wah,a foreign friend.believe that you should be a netfans so that you can find here.
Comment by jiazuo — 2005 June 9 @ 3:43
hehe, wangjianshuo’s blog is very famous. roz just followed the link to here:)
Comment by iamcj — 2005 June 9 @ 3:46
hi cj,
thanks for your invite, if i need help, you’ll be the first guy i look for, haha….thanks again!
roz
Comment by roz — 2005 June 10 @ 15:29
It seems roz is just at Hangzhou now.
It’s some muggy these days.
How to you think about the Westlake?
Comment by iamcj — 2005 June 13 @ 1:35
yes, you were right! i was in HZ on the 13th..in fact, that’s the day i went to xihu. don’t worry, the weather was lovely and breezy and i enjoyed my day out..had a nice boat trip on the lake and the boatman was remarkably co-operative.
in fact, on the evening of the 12th, i went on a walk and found a lane selling local food..near the Zhejiang Uni of Technology. i talked to a couple of students - very friendly.. and tried some street food - very yummy! a most enjoyable experience for me and my friends!
we all loved Hangzhou and i agree that u are very lucky to be residing there!
roz
Comment by roz — 2005 June 20 @ 11:12
hoho, it seems you had a good time here:)
talking about the boat in the westlake(xihu), I guess you had been asked to put on an lifesaving coat?
It’s because about one or two months ago, a group of tourists had a boat trip in westlake and played crazy, then the boat turned over… two of them sank into the lake…
So after this everyone are asked to wear the lifesaving coat. no matter if you can swim.
Comment by iamcj — 2005 June 21 @ 1:03
er…wear a life-vest? nope! none of us was asked to wear one. in fact, i didn’t see a single person wearing it….anyway, the lake was calm that day and it would have spoilt the mood of the boat trip.
roz
Comment by roz — 2005 June 21 @ 1:09
oo… I read the news and the rular from local newspaper.
having a boat trip in the quiet lake is wonderful:)
Comment by iamcj — 2005 June 21 @ 3:26