经过我的一通找　总算找到了这些有价值的东西　大家看看　也就练练外语了 虽然没经过徐老师同意　不过看署名应该大家都可以看看　ENJOY IT现在正文开始　这是１０月１４日的一封信here is the letter to all of you my friends in my home country. hi,dears so glad you are there, you know what? I had a special Australian traditional food class today. An old man gave us the class.(i will describe what he is like later on my other letters). anyway he is just like the old man coming from Henmingway' s novel. he waved his hand left and right ,wearing dark green navy uniform and a pommy tail just like Joddy, talking a lot about sea food. it seemed that he eats everything except poisonous food. I enjoy his class very much. after class we had food to eat. for the first time i taste cangro's meat. To tell you the truth I like it. but after i came back from the food class told my experience to an Australian, she was quite amazed, she said it is strong, isn't ? To her i think cangro meat is just like snake meat to most of Chinese. so i had quite an adventure today, didn't I? I know Miss Sun will never live with an Indian. and i can imagine what she was like and she was feeling when you talked to her about my suffer. but i would like her to be here with me. maybe in that way I will be a more comfortable one. thanks for you care and your love. thank you Miss Lu. you know what most of people are just like you, a little bit over forty, everyday they come to say hello to me and ask me if i am feeling OK, they hug me a lot . anyway i am invited to a family today. i am leaving because it is recess time now,(20 minutes' eating and talking , my favorite part of my Australian life). today i am going to show them how to use chopsticks. see you!

徐老师把花比下去了

D了~虽然不是她的学生~~~

2005/10/16hello, my little, how are you, here is another of my article about Australia. I hope you would love it, taste Australia with me, OK? be my guest, but I have a request, would you please copy all of my articles I send to you and save it in a fold for me? I will keep one on my own too, but I am afraid I will lose some, because sometimes the computer just goes wrong, I have no way to deal with them, I feel so helpless, but they are part of my valualbe life , I really really want them to be saved, If you can do it for me, I will really appreciate it. when I come back you can return it to me. Please tell me if you can do it in your next email, OK? thanks. Taste Australia It is Sunday today, October 16,2005, I have just been back from Ellie's home. I am still staying in Jane's home. Camaron's music is lingering around me, it is so nice and cosy here exactly like being at my own home. I am writing with music as my company. Friday, October 14, 2005, You'll never know what Australian life is like until you come into an Australian family and join their life. That's what I am going to do for the weekend. At about 3:50, I got into Jane's car. It is a big cosy car. She told me she lives right at the foot of Blue mountains. Yes, nobody who has got a chance to Australia will miss the trip to this famous mountains, which is definitely a dreamy place to me. I couldn't wait to see it. But I never expected my dream could come true so soon. She also told me her husband is a priest and she would take me to the church on Sunday, wow, I couldn't helping cheering out, that's exactly another thing that intereted me for a long time. Religion means too much to the western culture, if you don't touch the religious life of the western world you will know nothing about western culture. As an English learner I certainly put a visit to the church on the list of my Autralian trip. I wanted to know what was going on there, I wanted to feel the holy atmosphere there. on the way home, Jane kept asking me what I would I like to eat and what I would love to do. I had got only one answer to all her questions,"Everything, I want to feel everything about Australia, I won't refuse to eat anything , I would like all the things new, different, alien to me, so you don't even need to ask me, I would follow you to do anything you do as usual."" plus, I won't follow you to your bedroom with your husband around." I was just joking. But You know what she showed me around her house as soon as we got to her home including their bedroom, her husband was not there of course. It was a long ride from St. Paul's school to her house. we really talked a lot on the way home. She was a beautiful elegant woman, oh I had pictures with her family, you would see how beautiful she is and her family are. Her husband is a priest in BLUE Mounts church. But he used to be a history professer in a university. Her younger daugher herited a lot from him I think, because she chose architecture as a major for her college life, that was a hard and boring subject for most of the kids, I think. But Jane told me she just loved that. She was fascinated with ancient Rome, Greece and Egypt. I told her the truth that was part of my interest. But all I loved to know is the mystery behind it. I love to read books about them. I am curious about ancient history. That's all. To choose it as a major to study is another thing, it would be too boring to me. But Jane was still amazed,"yes? you do? You have common interest to share." oh, she was just an lovely woman. I love her so much. It took us a long time before we waved into the Blue Mounts.(I don't know how long it is to be exact. I had no watch aroud, I would rather forget about the time. I really have too much ahead to enjoy, time is treasure to me, every minute counts.) It was nothing but forests and flowers and Australian style houses hiding behind green and flowers. we were catching the time, so she drove very fast, trees and flowers flew into my eyes and then flashed away, then more colorful ones would come to replace them. I was just overwhelmed by so many colors of the trees and flowers. In the beginning I thought the scenery here was more like autumn than spring. Because there were so many trees wearing dark green,yellow and brown and even red. Especially in the far distance they were nothing but maple trees walking out of pictures. I couldn't believe they were real, from time to time I kept forgetting I was already in Australia, yes , I was truly in Australia, a complete new land new continent to me. I am touching Australia.

hi, there , save my writings for me before you read it , all right ? thanks a lot. and I am going to write more about my trip to blue mountains and about my experiences in the church. and how i made jiaozi for them and so on. hope you would enjoy it! continued Taste Australia Part II An artistic family Friday, Oct 14,2005 At about five o'clock we arrived at Jane's house. It sat among the bushes. I said so because I didn't really see it before the car bumped down along a bubble road. The car stopped with bushes on either side of the pebbles road. The door of the house was right in front of us. Outside door was dark brown made into metal net design, and it looked shabby ,which made the house more like a warehouse for Australian originals than a house for modern western people. luckily, a wine red inner door caught my eyes as soon as she opened it, or I wouldn't dare to enter it I am afraid. But changed all my imagination as soon as I stepped into the house. For the first time I felt I was in Australia, a very western country. Because the design, the decoration, the pictures, the funiture and even the smell of their house reminded me of mid age western style European noble houses. there was a long carpet with delicate Persian design covering on the floor of the hallway. It sepatated The living room from the dinning room and the kitchen. I was amazed at so many well-organized different styles of pictures or carvings hung on the walls . Jane told me some of them were her mother's works. Her mother was an Australian artist, she painted Australian birds,flowers and some other plants in oils. Her paintings were fantastic in my eyes, but Jane said her grandmother was more famous than her mother. Her father was a lingustist who had some Chinese Students. While her son loves music, he is 18, unlike his two sisters , he hasn't got a job yet, but he wants to be a music teacher in the future. Another thing that illustrated her family as a cultural one is the rich collections they gathered in their house. The carvings from England on the wall, the statues standing up from the pebbles came from Africa. They also collected Japanese plates chopsticks and now they got my presents like silk scarf, wooden roller to make Chinese dumpings and Chopsticks too, from now on our Chinese stuff will join their international club. that's cool, isn't it?Hi, LinglingI hope you can read it today.I treasure every minute here, I need time to experience, to feel and to write down these days. But I am afraid I ignored the most important things that is to tell all the people who are caring about me very much I am very fine, I enjoy the life here very much. I think you will share everything I wrote to you with Miss He, will you? Because I know very well she cares about me very much. Please do tell her what's happening to me OK?I felt so guilty that I didn't contact Principle Wang, because I didn't get my telephone card until last Friday. And when I got it, the battery for my mobile phone ran out. But I didn't have a plug with me. while I keep all the numbers in my phone. Will you please tell him what I wrote to you? I know he is concerned about me very much. and please tell me his office number, home number and his moble phone number in the next email, all right.

the following is one more piece for you to share!October 14, 2005Taste Australia III Meet Jane’s familyI remember Sarah told me on the way to Beijing airport in Sydney every piece of land was treasured, and a tiny piece of land would cost a lot . So I thought it must be pretty hard for ordinary Australians to get their own house. My next confusion is that since all the lands in Australia are owned in the private hands, what would happen if no landlords wouldn’t like to sell their lands, what could the new generation or new immigrants do? Jane told me that was never a problem. People just kept selling and buying their houses. They got their property five years ago and they were still paying for their house. Maybe it was a business question, anyway a person from a state-owned land country like me would never get a clue to the confusion, of course an economist would be an exception.Her house was more like a villa from the point of my view. This was what I thought about Elloise house too. But they corrected my mistakes at once. No, it was just a house. A villa must be much bigger , I thought. So you can understand how rich Australians are in land.Jane’s house has its own garden. To be exact, its own forests, its own valley, its own rocks. The rock in front view is her favourite, she told me. We walked around the garden for a while. I found some of the plants are in the cage. She told me she made the metal net for them in case the wild animals would come to eat them. “Wild animals?” I asked ,”wild animals visit your garden a lot?” “yes , for sure!” she answered, and seemed not to understand my puzzles. Wow, that’s Blue Mounts in Australia, I know it is not as isolated as I used to imagine before, but it is still wild. Or I should say it is so close to nature. I was intent to walk a bit deeper farther to find the brook down there in the valley, but Jane told me no, there was no brook in her garden. I was a little disappointed, see, I got used to the luxury here so soon , I was getting greedy! She said she wished she would see the sea in her house, too, I told her not to be too greedy, you had enough for your own house, you could never get everything perfect. She laughed to agree.I presented what I brought to her. She chose the most colourful silk scarf for herself. She was such a pretty woman that every colour fitted her. The scarf was beautiful on her. I knew I really chose the right thing for Australian friends. When I brought out the wooden roller for Chinese dumping-making she would love me to do it right at that time. I told her to make dumplings would take pretty long time, she had to accept the reality and put the roller away , reluctantly. I promised her I would make dumplings for her family the next evening. And then I got my chance to taste pasta in Australia, a kind of Italian noodles. She was very surprised when she got to know I used to have it in China. I told her TEDA is a very international modern city now. Many foreign companies came and built factories , they are really helping it grow and enjoying its prosperity now. For certain I have a couple of foreign friends there and we often get together to share diversities of the food and culture with each other. I thought it was my responsibility to let Australian people know more about China.

看了好多了 休息一下 看几张照片

这地方好美 我也想去

特写一张

PRETTY GIRLS

6. Talking at the table beyond the cultural gaps(Oct 14, 2005)We talked a lot at the table. They told a joke about American president Bush critically to make fun at the dinner table. I was surprised to see they did the same thing as we some of Chinese people did. Gram told me Australian people just didn’t like Bush. So they always talked about them ironically at the table . He didn’t know why. I think Australians are so busy enjoying their own life and their own freedom that they just don’t like the way Americans always care about others’ life too much. That was far beyond my imagination. I thought all the westerners stood on the same side to each other. But now I realized disagreement existed among them, too. ( I have to add something more here. Ruby Holland read my writing everyday, It was so kind of her. She was vice president of this school, she has too much to do, but she spare me plenty of time everyday. One more time I feel I am privileged. You know what ? In this school I am the only one who can go into the hotmail, I heard them talk about it behind me, one of them said I wish I were an exchange teacher, I don’t think they realized my English is good enough to understand them well, because they talked aloud to expose their jealousness. Oh, I went too far away from what I wanted to add.

Ruby told me Australian people individually don’t like Bush, ironically the new prime minister always stands on Bush’s side, but Australians selected him as their prime minister, it sounds strange, doesn’ t it ? but it isn’t strange at all. Australians are grateful people, they know Americans offered their hands when Japanese invaded them during the war. But British didn’t . She told me it was quite funny that individually Australians prefer Americans to English people. But officially they prefer British government to American governments. She agreed with me on many topics.. It is hard to say what way is wrong , what way is right , they are just different . different people like to choose different ways to live. Diversities always make the world more beautiful. )

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另一张合影

好象每个foreigner都有两下子

今天贴不上了 明天继续

看上去有些 不太还年轻了,,,好想念啊

狂顶，范尼我偶像！

WOW!!!!CC

好想徐老师，太可惜了，那天没能去看看徐老师