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• Adage

  2008-8-25

  Kindness is more important than wisdom,and the recognition of this is the beginning of wisdom.

                                                by Theodore Rubin

  We must be as courteous to a man as we are to a picture,to which we are willing to give the advantage of a good light.

                                               by Ralph Valdo Emerson

  Live is short,but there is always time enough for courtesy.

                                                by Ralph Valdo Emerson

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• Candle in the wind

  2008-8-13

  Goodbye England's Rose

  May you ever grow in our hearts

  You were the grace that placed itself

  Where lives were torn apart

  You called out to our country

  And you whispered to those in pain

  Now you belong to heaven

  And the stars spell out your name

   

  And it seems to me you lived your life

  Like a candle in the wind

  Never fading with the sunset

  When the rain set in

  And your footsteps will always fall here

  Along England's greenest hills

  Your candle's burned out long before

  Your legend ever will

   

  Loveliness we've lost

  These empty days without your smile

  This torch we'll always carry

  For our nation's golden child

  And even though we try

  The truth bring us to tears

  All our words can not express

  The joy you brought us through the years

   

  Goodbye England's Rose

  May you ever grow in our hearts

  You were the grace that placed itself

  Where lives were torn apart

  Goodbye England's Rose

  From a country lost without your soul

  Who'll miss the wings of your compassion

  More than you'll ever know

   

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• Go home

  2008-8-05

  Go home

                                                  by Sophie Zelmani

  Not very often have we met

  But the music's been too bad

  Can only sense happiness

  if the music is sad

  So, I am going home

  I must hurry home

  Where a life goes on

  We're too old to make a mess

  Dreams will keep you young

  Old enough to stress

  Only mirrors tell the time

  So, I'm going home

  I must hurry home

  So will my life go on

  Yes, I am going home

  Going home alone

  And your life goes on

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• city description(1):HangZhou

  2008-7-28

  HANGZHOU is known as one of the most romantic cities in China for its West Lake. Covering an area of six square kilometers, its enchanting scenery changes aspects dramatically depending on the season, weather conditions and time of day, and its peaceful shores have inspired countless scholars and men of letters to pen their impressions in prose and verse. Some even settled there.

  The lake is also the setting for a number of moving love stories, which have spread far and wide. One of them tells of the love between Su Xiaoxiao, a well-known courtesan, and a young nobleman in a Chinese version of the French play Camille. Su Xiaoxiao was beautiful and talented. Once, on a tour of scenic spots, she met a handsome young man and they fell in love at first sight. Not long after, the man returned home and never came back, and the beautiful girl died heartbroken at the age of 19. To this day, there is a stone marker commemorating Su Xiaoxiao on the Bai Causeway of West Lake.

  Another legend tells of the love between the spirit of the White Snake and a scholar named Xu Xian, and how the Buddhist monk Fahai sabotaged their love. They underwent countless hardships, and finally the White Snake was subdued and imprisoned beneath the Leifeng Pagoda. The Broken Bridge is said to be the place the two lovers first met, and it continues to draw lovers from around the world. When night falls, it becomes a lovers’ paradise, with gentle breezes wafting in off the water, and night creatures serenading strolling couples.

  Hangzhou is located 200 kilometers southwest of Shanghai and is the capital of Zhejiang Province, one of the seven ancient capitals of China. It first became famous for the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, dug in the Sui Dynasty (581-618). Completed in 610, the canal was used primarily to transport rice and cereals north. As an important navigation hub and collection and distribution center, Hangzhou developed rapidly, reaching its zenith in the Song Dynasty.

  In 1127, the Song Dynasty capital moved from Kaifeng, Henan Province, to Hangzhou. During the Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279), Hangzhou became the political, economic and cultural center of China. The city’s population exploded, and its economy and culture also developed rapidly. Its silk, papermaking and ceramic-making industries developed exponentially, and the remains of the imperial palace and official kilns can still be seen today.

  Hangzhou’s cuisine is also famous nationwide, and sampling some Hangzhou dishes is a must for tourists. Traditional Hangzhou cuisine is characterized by its original light flavors, attractive presentation and refined cooking methods to complement Hangzhou’s gentle scenery. More than 40 dishes are local specialties, including West Lake Fish in Vinegar Sauce, Beggar’s Spring Chicken, Stewed Fish Head with Tofu, Dongpo Pork, Stir-fried Prawn with Dragon Well Tea Leaves, West Lake Water Shield Soup, Fried Beancurd Rolls Stuffed with Minced Tenderloin, and Mandarin Fish Soup.

  Five dishes are an absolute must. Dongpo Pork, named after the great Song Dynasty poet Su Dongpo, is fatty, but not greasy, while West Lake Fish in Vinegar Sauce is sweet and sour, and very palatable. There is a legend behind the dish called Stir-fried Prawn with Dragon Well Tea Leaves. In the Qing Dynasty, when Emperor Qianlong was touring southern China, his chef, while cooking prawns, mistakenly added Dragon Well Tea leaves into the cooking pan. The result was a happy surprise, and the emperor’s appreciation of the dish made it famous. Beggar’s Spring Chicken is tender, with a fragrance of lotus leaves. Mandarin Fish Soup is slightly sweet and sour.

  To sample these dishes, tourists are advised to go to time-honored restaurants, such as Louwailou Restaurant on the northern bank of West Lake. Zhiweiguan Restaurant is famous for its snacks, such as steamed stuffed buns served in small steamers, wonton, pasta shells, and paired pastries. They are delicious and inexpensive. During busy hours, the dining hall is always packed to capacity.

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• write down my life

  2008-7-17

  today i have time to write something in my blog.

  summer in shanghai is very hot. even work is a tired thing , i will stay at my office. there is air conditioning,and i can see web site.

  in foreign-owned enterprise everyone is very busy, specially when your boss is a taiwan chinese.our company is a Germany foreign-owned enterprise,but they recruit a taiwan chinese to manage our company.

  Ai, only to study hard, we can get more.

   

  boss is coming...., write it next time.

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• i have my english blog first time.

  2008-6-21

  Hello,This is my first english blog.I want to meet more friends through the platform.anyone want to communicate with me can mail to this address:chusizhong@hotmail.com

  waitting for you.

   

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