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13 September, 2005

Questions, Questions

Category: Teaching 教师 – DC – at around evening time

Here’s the answers to some of those questions that have been asked by some my new students, over the last couple of weeks. So as promised, here are the brief answers:

“Where do you come from?” UK
“Can you use chopsticks” Yes
“Are you cold?” No, and you can’t catch a cold by opening the window on a bus
“How tall are you?” 1.87m ish
“How old are you?” 23
“Why you come to China?” To teach and learn
“Do you like Chinese food?” yes
“Is Chinese food delicious?” yes
“Do you like Chinese girl?” yes
“Can you speak Chinese?” some
“Do you very like CS?” So so
“Do you like basketball?” No
“Do you have QQ?” Yes it’s 125873000
“What do you do in the morning?” Get up, shower, eat, go to work
“What do you do in your free time?” Sleep, study, eat
“What are your hobbies?” Sleeping, playing CS, reading etc…
“Where have you been in China?” A few cities, not been to the south yet
“How do you buy things?” I use money, just like you!
“Do you use bus?” Yes, everyday
“How do you get to China?” Hot-air balloon, then hitchiked via Mongolia
“How long you been in China?” 11 months
“Where do you live?” Off-campus
“How do I improve my oral english?” Practice, Practice, Practice
“Can you sing us a song?” No
“Do you eat KFC everyday?” No
“What’s your favourite Chinese food?” 宫煲鸡丁
“Do you like China?” Yes
“Do you like Changchun?” Yes
“Do you colour your hair?” No
“When are you online?” All the time, but I’m not always there!
“Can I have you mobile phone number?” No, it’s a secret.
“Do you like Chinese pop music?” Generally no, though I like some

Any more questions??????

Then post a comment !!!

Finally It’s getting a little colder!

Category: Blog 网站 – DC – at around evening time

The weather is turning.

Today was the first day that I’ve felt a little cold in a long time!! Tomorrow the shorts and sandals will be consigned to the back of wardrobe for anoter 6 months!!

I’m actually quite pleased that the long, hot summer is finally nearing an end.
Soon, the trees will once more be without their leaves, and the familiar smell of sulphurous coal will fill the evening air. The seasons here are so completely different, it’s as if the city is on a different planet come the winter.

Mind you, i’ll miss being able to have the option, of walking back from work when the sun shines! :)

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