Thursday, 4. January 2007, 10:03:43
Life
Wooo…w, I am so happy that I was tagged by Munus. So now I have to write five things about myself.
1. I am an English major, and my second foreign language is Japanese.
2. I hate sports, especially running. Because I am very slim.
3. Music plays an important role in my life. My favourite music style is dance.
4. During my spare time, I love to collect stamps.
5. I really enjoy my mother's cooking.
So I wish that the winter vacation should come as soon as possible.
There are 5 blogs I want to tag. All of them are my classmates.
1. Leo--A man with will of adamant, and tries to be stronger.
2. Amy--She is on the journey with dream and love.
3. Cecilia--A crazy fan of Jay Zhou. She wants everything to be perfect.
4. Child--Though he calls himself "Child", he has mature thought.
5. Queenie--A girl that is very kind and lovely.

Wednesday, 3. January 2007, 09:38:04
Comment, homework
The Internet Society of China(ISC) is reportedly weighing regulations that would require users to submit their real names and identification card numbers to web operators when opening a blog or posting comments on bulletin boards. Users, however,would be allowed to post under pseudonym.
——China Daily <Oversight vs privacy>
Whether the proposed real-name system should be adopted or not is controversial problem. Some people think that the internet should protect the privacy of netizens, because everyone has some personal things or views that do not want to tell others. Their purpose of writing a blog maybe just want to release themselves.
However, some consider this proposal is really quite advisable. They believe real-name system can help to reduce harmful slander. For my part, I quite support the real-name policy.
Along with the rapid development of Internet,people can get more information easily. But at the same time, the internet often provides a forum for information and activities that go against the law. This trend is getting more and more furious. While surfing on the website of Sina, you will find lots of blogs are describing others' private life,such as titbits of stars. People praise things they love and criticize those ones they don not like in acrimonious tones. And these blogs are always the more popular ones.
Is this called freedom? Does everyone have the freedom to defame others? I must say, there is no freedom without limit. Absolute freedom can not be gained in the real society, neither on line. To vituperate others arbitrary must be punished by law. Netizens should know that internet is a public platform beforehand. What they post will be read by public readers. So they should be considerate and accept full responsibility for their writing.
To provide a clean and safe online environment, both netizens and the government have obligations. There must be clear definition of real-name system and applicable laws.

Sunday, 31. December 2006, 10:52:14
travel, homework
To travel all over the world is one of my dreams. I always dream that I am travelling in Tibet, in Athens or in Maldives. These three places are the spots I wish to travel mostly in the future.
Tibet, goes by the name of "the root of world", is famous for the culture of Buddhism and the symbolistic building—Potala Palace. I am very interesing in the custom of the minority. But before I have a chance to go to Tibet, I think I have to do lots of exerises to keep fit. Because it is hard to get over altitude sickness.
Athens is the capital of Greece. The reason that why I love Greece is the same as why I love Tibet. This country is well-known as one of the most important centers of early civilization. The myth created by Greek is so amazing that everybody love to read it. Another place in Greece that is worth of having a travel in my whole life is aegean sea. It reminds me of the sad love story. Normally, people believe that the sea was created by Women's tears. "Salty, soft, sad and touchable".
In my opinion, Maldives is the preferred place of interest when you want to take a holiday or spend the honeymoon. It is a paradise. All the islands in this country are low-lying, none rising more than 6 ft (1.8 m) above sea level. According to this, maybe it will disappear in the near future!
For me, travel is not only means travel. In the course of travelling, we can not only enjoy the wonderful artical excelling nature of nature, but also can find and learn something that do with our unconscious. First of all, travel can broad our eyereach. Second, we should relax our body and mind while travelling. Just forget the vexation and enjoy your life. Travel is best way to release the stress. Third, there is an old Chinese saying :" It's better to travel 1000 miles than to read 10000 books." That is to say, the experience of travel is precious. Maybe you can makes some new friends, maybe you will meet your sweetheart, or find the truth of bearing youself.
Then, I would like to share my first and unforgettable travel with you. It happened in November 2004, the time when I was a freshman. The spot is Beihai.
It took us about 3hours to Beihai from Zhanjiang. The city is a littoral city, so the most exciting thing for me was that I could see the sea. I had never been to a sea. To have a look at the view of seashore and stroll on the sand beach was my dream at that time. So when I reached the "Silver Beach", I was so exciting that could not help screaming. We ever played in the seawater, as if we were having the Water-Splashing Day. The most memorable that Beihai impressed me was a library. Its appearence is made of two hemispheroids. When I saw it for the first time, I thought it would be a building that was broken in a earthquake. After my friend told me that it was a library, I exclaim over its special design.
If I have one more chance to travel in Beihai, I will take more photos. It is really a good palce that worth travelling.
Sunday, 24. December 2006, 14:44:51
University life
It is 9 o'clock now, I am replete with food. Today is Christmas Eve, I have just had chaffy dish with my dear roommates in our dorm. I am very happy and satisfy, and feel so good now. This is the first time we eat chafing dish in our dorm, and also the busiest and most interesting Christmas we have ever had. Eating the most delicious food, listening to my favourite finger-popping music and talking anything as you like. In the midway of our party, Cecilia even used a mobile telephone to make a vedio for us. Each of us had to say something or made an introduction. Somebody grimaced in front of the camera, someone said something that is narcissistic. But we did not laugh at her, it is funny, is not it? I sincerely hope that we will be so happy as tonight that we are forever. I am so lucky to live with you guys. At last, I would like to say :" Merry Christmas and a happy new year."
Sunday, 17. December 2006, 12:17:22
Movie
Genre: Drama
Movie Type: Dance Film, Teen Movie
Themes: Dancer's Life, High School Life, Underdogs
Director: Anne Fletcher
Main Cast: Channing Tatum, Jenna Dewan, Damaine Radcliff, De'Shawn Washington, Mario
Release Year: 2006
Country: US
Run Time: 103 minutes
MPAA Rating: PG13
Plot:
An aspiring ballerina from a wealthy family learns some lessons about both dancing and life from a roughneck with soul in this teen drama. Tyler Gage (Channing Tatum) grew up on the wrong side of the tracks in a rough section of Baltimore, and has been in and out of trouble with the law most of his life. Finding himself before the judge yet again, Tyler is sentenced to 200 hours of community service, and he ends up mopping floors at the Maryland School of the Arts. Tyler catches the eye of Nora (Jenna Dewan), a gifted ballet student who is trying to incorporate hip-hop moves into her classical routines. None of Nora's fellow students seem to be on the same page as her, but Tyler is a talented street dancer with strength, moves, and enthusiasm. Despite the misgivings of the school's administrators, Nora persuades Tyler to team up with her for a major class project. Tyler gains a new self-respect as he gives in to the discipline of the dance academy, but he wonders if this new opportunity means turning his back on who he really is. Matters become all the more complicated when Tyler and Nora realize they're falling in love. Step Up was the first directorial credit for choreographer Anne Fletcher, who designed dance routines for the films Bring It On, She's All That, and Boogie Nights. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
Cast
Channing Tatum - Tyler Gage
Jenna Dewan - Nora Clark
Damaine Radcliff - Mac Carter
De'Shawn Washington - Skinny Carter
Mario - Miles Darby
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