Back

This is a fruitful trip, and I'm not gonna foget it.

Somehow Canada is my hiding place: I'm carefree and worriless; I can pretend life is easy and relax; I can try things that I might not do in HK; I don't need to work hard and can still do a good job; I don't need to deal with people I don't wanna meet...

Like some fairies

Glass crafts

Stanley Park

Swan?

Museum of  Authopology

Cute

Fort Rodd Hill: travel back to the old time

草泥馬 (Direct translation: Grass mud horse)

Vancouver ferry station

"Souvenir" of Zombie Walk

Pretty

Life

Now I'm back.

And life, will go on.

Cultural Night

This evening will be the cultural night, we've been practising "TaiChi" for several days.
At the beginning I can't control my arms and legs, but now I can be the "tutor" of others.
This would be the 1st time I "dance" before others, hope to have a good show.

Somehow I feel like it's kinda meaningless to differenciate people according to their nations. We have Brazilian girl who was born in Brazil and whose parents are Korean, and Thai girl who study in HK (and she is one of the memember of our team, Chinese)...

Anyway, photo time:

The Butchart Garden

At a ferry

Goldstream Park

P.S. I'm considering should I take the bus with students from Chung Chi at the end of the program: that will be more convenience, yet double the price.

Wandering at Vancouver

School life is kinda busy here. I don't have lots of homework, but there are many activities and gatherings and things like that.

Went to Vancouver this Sat. with a Brazilian, a Mexican, an Italian and a Spainish. Though my stomach complained, we have a good time at the Playland. We had planed to take the final ferry to Victoria and have dinner, but due to some misunderstanding, we missed the ferry and needed to stay at Vancouver for one night. Since it was the "Celebration of light" festival, most of the hostels were full and we couldn't find a place to stay. It was a memorable night: people were drunk, we were tired, sleepy, wandered around trying to figure out what're we gonna do... Do we need to sleep/wander at the street? or Shall we find a 24 hours McDonald/ Cinema/ Cafe to stay?

Finally, we found a hotel near downtown.

(Joke of the night: maybe we can hold an international meeting ourselves.)



-Non-Chinese think I'm a Chinese but Chinese think I'm not Chinese. (They think I am a Korean)

Uvic & Downtown

Downtown Victoria

Lovely Flowers

Right next to me

Grass whale

From my Dom. room

I brought those for a lady

Maple leaf

Just some short notes/ scatter throughts:

-The school program has started.

-All of the Hong Kong students are from CU, except me.

-I didn't know I'm that active/ sociable.

-Learned the greeting of different languages.

-Befriended with a Brazil girl n a Maxico girl, they are very energetic and encourage me to try new things.

-Keep feeling tired at the day, can't get up in the morning.

-My pronunciation is fine but my grammer is terrible.

-(Sometimes) Feel like standing in a maze.