Sunday, December 30, 2007

I don't like rainy day

I don’t like rainy day for several reasons. Firstly, I may get wet in rainy day. I feel uncomfortable if my clothes are most. Moreover, I may be sick. Secondly, the traffic condition is absolutely bad. Since there is much traffic congestion, it really wastes time and I don’t like this feeling if I just wait and have nothing to do. It’s also dangerous to drive on the slippery road, because it may cause some accidents. Thirdly, I’m always down on rainy day. For instances, it’s inconvenient to go shopping or do some outdoor activities. Furthermore, they sky is so dark that I’m always in a bad mood. In short, I don’t like the weather of the rainy day.

posted by Butterfly @ 6:16 AM 6 comments

Monday, October 15, 2007

A Frightening Experience-draft2

On a rainy day, I hurried to the cram school. On the way, I heard an old man crying. I hesitated to think whether I should help him or not since I was almost late. Eventually, I decided to give him a helping hand and approached him to ask what had happened. He told me that he lost his way home, having no money to take a taxi. I tried to comfort him and took him to the police station. On our way, he suddenly stopped. When I turned to him, he zipped down his trousers. What made me more scared was that he didn’t wear underpants. I was so shocked by what he did that I could hardly move for several seconds. While he was coming close to me with a strange smile, I ran at full speed and cried loudly for help at no time. He chased behind me and angrily shouted when I ran to the police station as fast as possible. A few minutes later, I didn’t hear his voice. As I turned back slowly and shiveringly, he disappeared. Maybe he saw the police station and gave up chasing me. How terrible and frightening an experience it is! Probably next time I’ll think twice before I lend other people a helping hand.

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Sunday, September 30, 2007

A Frightening Experience-draft1

On a rainy day, I hurried to the cram school. On the way, I heard an old man crying. I hesitated to think whether I should help him or not since I was almost late. Eventually, I decided to come to his aid and to go toward to him to ask what had happened. He told me that he lost his way home, having no money to take a taxi. I tried to comfort him and took him to the police station. On our way, he suddenly stopped. When I turned to him, he zipped down his trousers. What made me more scared was that he didn’t wear underpants. I was so shocked by what he did that I could hardly move for several seconds. While he was coming close to me with a strange smile, I ran at full speed and cried loudly for help at not time. He chased behind me and angrily shouted when I ran to the police station as fast as possible. A few minutes later, I didn’t hear his voice. As I turned back slowly and shiveringly, he disappeared. Maybe he saw the police station and gave up chasing me. How terrible and frightening an experience it is! Probably next time I’ll think twice before I lend other people a helping hand.

posted by Butterfly @ 4:12 AM 8 comments

A Dream I Had-draft2

One day, I dreamed that I was in the horrible hell. Looking around, I saw a great variety of punishments which were brutal, severe and inhuman. I could hardly imagine how painful the spirit felt. At that moment, I heard a voice, turning to him. He seemed to wait for my decision. I looked at my dress and realized that I was the king of the underworld. There were many spirits with a repentant and chagrined expression waiting for my judgment. The more I read their records, the more I realized the bad things they did. I strictly punished many spirits which were guilty of the most heinous crimes. All of them begged mercy on me, but I just angrily told them. “You should ask pardon on the people that you hurt.” Suddenly, I woke up with great fright, and then I couldn’t help but think why not that they did think twice before they did harm to others, but that they regretted after they did. Perhaps I also can learn the lesson from this dream.

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Wednesday, September 19, 2007

A Dream I Had

One day, I dreamed that I was in the horrible hell. Looking around , I saw a great variety of punishment which were brutal, severe and inhuman. I could hardly imagine how painful the spirit felt. At that moment, I heard a voice, and I turned to him. He seemed to wait for my decision. I looked at my dress and realized that I was the king of the underworld. There were many spirits waiting for my judgment. The more I read their records, the more I realized the bad things they did. I strictly punished many spirits which were guilty of the most heinous crimes. All of them begged mercy on me. I just angrily told them. “You should ask pardon on the people that you hurt.” Suddenly, I woke up with great fright. I couldn’t help but think why they didn’t think twice before they did it.

posted by Butterfly @ 3:30 AM 11 comments

Sunday, June 24, 2007

Autobiography-2-draft3

When I was a junior high student, I was the leader of my class. This experience made me become more responsible and own the ability to lead a group. As I was a freshman in senior high school, I took a Japanese course. I was also interested in learning Japanese now that learning more languages is an advantage to me. Consequently, I passed Level Four of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test after having learned for one year. Besides, I’m expert at typing since, in my opinion, it is the basic ability for this modern world. I got the professional-level certification of Chinese Data Input and English Data Input. Moreover, our school held a competition of English drama in 2006. All my classmates and I were enthusiastic about this, and finally we won the championship with our continuous efforts. What’s more exciting, we represented our school and got national English drama competition. This competition means a lot to me. First, it let me know the importance of teamwork, without respect to English drama or in this modern society. Second, it was a national competition that I firstly participated in. I widened my view by appreciating other schools performance. Third, I knew how to handle interpersonal relations in a group; you need other people’s help after all. Also, I learned a lot from all these, and enhance my knowledge very much.

In my future, I plan to get into a good college and continuously major in English. Furthermore, in order to be an outstanding tour guide, I’ll take some tourism courses which help develop my profession. Also, I can realize foreign cultures more by traveling around the world. Consequently, I am determined to study even harder to achieve my goal.


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Wednesday, June 20, 2007

Making decision-draft2

Growing up means making my own decision. As soon as I　reach the legal age-18, I will be regarded as an adult. At the meantime, I have to take responsibility for my behavior. As I grow up little by little, I shouldn’t depend on my parents all the time. After all, they can’t stay at my side forever. I think the most important is that no one can make decision my life. Only by myself do I know what I want. In brief, I must be independent and responsible for myself.


The hardest decision that I ever made was in my second grade of senior high, I have the Economic course and Accounting course. I wondered whether to take commercial courses to pass entrance examination or not. In the beginning, I hoped to give myself more choices. After thinking over, I preferred English to commercial courses and I was afraid that I will take one thing into consideration to the neglect of the other. In short, I can't regret for my decision, and be confident for myself.

posted by Butterfly @ 8:02 PM 1 comments

Friday, June 15, 2007

Making decision-draft1

Growing up means making my own decision. When I’m 18 years old, under law, I am regarded as an adult. At the meantime, I have to take responsibility for my behavior. As I grow up little by little, I shouldn’t depend on my parents all the time. After all, they can’t stay at my side forever. I think the most important one is, no one can decide my life. Only by myself do I know what I want. In brief, I must be independent and responsible for myself.

The hardest decision that I ever made was in my second grade of senior high, I have the Economic course and Accounting course. I wondered whether to take commercial courses to pass entrance examination or not. In the beginning, I hoped to give me more choices. After thinking over, I prefer English to commercial courses and I was afraid that I will take one thing into consideration to the neglect of the other. In short, I can't regret for my decision, and be confident for my self.

posted by Butterfly @ 5:06 AM 9 comments