Saturday, March 1, 2014

I WANT YOU TO BE HAPPY DAY


In my mind, I want you to be happy day is a day to make wishes for my mother. Sometimes, I can not believe she has done so much for me. I don’t like to recall how she has protected me and taught me everything because if I do that, I will sense the unfairness for her to sacrifice so much for me.
Since I was young, my father went on business nearly every week. The responsibility to take care of me left to my mother. She planned everything for me before I went to school. She is tolerant. She is the only one who can understand me and not blame me when I make a mistake. She doesn’t tell anyone about her problems because she doesn’t want others to be worried. I can say that nobody loves me more than my mother. Since I am not with her now, we miss each other so much.
I hope she can be happy and healthy every day.

Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Love


I think we should try to discover beauty in the world to create love. The French sculptor Auguste Rodin once said: "For our eyes, not lack of beauty, but lack of discovery." Actually, the world is full of beauty, but we haven’t discovered most of it. Every day we complain about study, life, and the society. We tend to focus on the drawbacks of everything. With the world is developing at an amazing speed, we are living a stressful life. Therefore we don’t have time to rest and care about the beauty around us. We work harder and harder even without a pause. Then we are too tired to see beauty. We lose the ability to appreciate our life. We should know that beauty in our life is waiting for us to discover them. When we find we are fond of something, we love it. We feel happy and satisfied. That is just love.
Another way to make the world a better place through love is trying not to blame others. We blame others because we are unsatisfied with what they are doing. However, we should know that no one is perfect in everything. People make mistakes sometimes. When you want to blame others, just think you may also make that mistake when you are doing that. I think this is a good way to reduce blaming. When we don’t blame people, they will be happy. Then there is more love in the world.

Friday, January 24, 2014

I have a dream

I have a big dream for people in my country. I hope people can be more creative. Nowadays Chinese people receive the best education as they go to the best universities in the world. However, after university, they usually become workers who receive salaries every month. They seldom be creative. Their focus is on earning money and supporting their family. They don’t usually think what is really beneficial for our country. China should be a powerful country because of the amazing population. I have a dream that people can reduce some focus on their personal life and think about our country. I hope more people can concentrate more on researching, inventing, and creating. China needs creation. The world needs creation. As technology improves at a rapid speed, I do hope more and more people can take part in creating things. Although we can’t deny that there is a huge difference between China today and sixty years ago, I still believe China will be better and better in the future.

Thursday, January 9, 2014

The best winter


The past winter break I had the best time because I went home. How exciting it was! My family picked me up in Beijing International Airport, and we flew together back to Changchun. I was not tired at all when I saw my parents although I had just had a 13-hour flight. I kept talking with my parents as soon as I saw them. During the second day back home, I went skiing. Skiing is my favorite sport except cross country. Fortunately, I didn't forget any skills of skiing. When I stood on the peak of the mountain, everything on the ground was so small. It seemed I was the center of the universe. Wind blowing in my face, it was super cool! Actually I never felt tired when skiing. I went skiing twice during the break. For the other days, I visited my grandfather or just stayed at home and chatted with my family. When I was studying in China, I didn’t see the importance of my parents. However, when I got here, I began to miss them. Therefore, this break is a time for me and my family staying together.
This winter holiday is definitely the best one. I had a wonderful time.

Friday, November 22, 2013

Give thanks on Thanksgiving

I did not celebrate Thanksgiving in China. However, since Thanksgiving is such an important national holiday in U.S, I would like to say something before Thanksgiving comes. I want to give some thanks.

1. Thanks for my family. I am thankful to them all the time, especially after I came to Webb. Sometimes, I talk to my parents for several hours a day. I have my own trouble and my own concern that can only tell my parents. Everyone can cheat you, but our family will only protect us.

2.  Thanks for my teacher. They are so responsible and patient. They respect every idea of mine. They make interesting activities for me to do. I like our projects, researches, and essays. I get what I really want from my teachers.

3. Thanks for my roommate, Doobee. She is such a sweet girl. She is so quiet in our room. I felt very moved when she told me she had late night and went to sleep in the common room every night in case of interrupting me. She helps me in history. Every day, I borrow her history notes. She is polite and respectful. Although she likes music crazily, she never makes any noise in our room. She'a perfect roommate.

4. Thanks for my phone. Every day, I use my phone to contact and check emails. My phone provides me the chance to contact with people quickly and easily. Now using my phone is part of my life. I can't live without it.

5. Thanks for my books. I really improve my English through reading. I have made progress in writing through reading books. Also, reading an English book makes me know a lot about American culture. I will continue to read different English books.

There are so many things I want to make thanks, but these are the top five!

Thank you for reading!

Friday, November 8, 2013

Setting Goals

I like setting goals because goals make me have pursuits and not be fickle. At present, I have three goals, and all of them are about my daily life.
First, I will keep my room tidy and clean. My goal is passing the room inspection every time instead of getting strikes. I can have a good mood and feel comfortable if my room is tidy. I can find everything more easily when things are in order.
Second, I will try to go to bed by 11 p.m. everyday. I hate late nights. If I have a late night, during the next day, I will feel like dying, and my brain will not be working. I will feel tired for the whole day and cannot concentrate on anything.
At last, my goal is trying not to eat fried food from now on. I will keep away from French fries, potato chips, and fried chicken. These are such dangerous food that makes you gain weight unconsciously and be unhealthy. Although they taste really delicious, I won’t touch it in future.
These are my three goals. I trust myself that I can achieve them in this school year.

Friday, October 25, 2013

How the Jack-o-Lantern Got Its Smile

Doobee was a high school girl who enjoyed adventure very much. Once at night she escaped from her house, hoping to find something interesting. She went along the street in the darkness, but she didn’t fear at all. She walked and walked, ran and ran. She even didn’t know she had used how much time. At last she found a farmland growing pumpkins. As she thought that Halloween was coming soon, she immediately tried to pull out the biggest pumpkin and wanted to take it home. Anyway she couldn’t pull it out. She tried so hard, but the pumpkin was still in the soil although she was much taller and heavier than the pumpkin. She suddenly felt afraid because she had heard some scary stories about the ghost told by her parents on Halloween. As she thought about the stories, she saw every pumpkin spring up and had a big smile. “Ahhhhhhhh!” She screamed. “ What’s wrong?” Doobee opened her eyes. That’s her mom. She realized that she had been dreaming. “Nothing,” she said. “Happy Halloween!” Her mother said. That day was October 31, the Halloween. Then she found a big smiling pumpkin on her desk.