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least, I am pretty sure about two things: I will go on research
after graduation, and the other one is I will definitely put cancer
research as my future career.
Jess
I went on a college trip to China a couple of years ago. I have to say the people are very kind and helpful. We meet a few people that were very helpful towards us even if they couldn't speak English. I loved my time there. From this report it doesn't surprise me how they Eat Bitterness
Xz
Imagine how the people of California will be acting after the "BIG" one hits. As in New Orleans, they will all blame the government and expect the rest of us to pay the price. Of course, the people of New Orleans WERE warned, and ignored the warnings.....we will all continue to pay the price for many years to come
Alex
No looting. No complaining. Just people helping people in times of devastation. That's unheard of around here
Ed
It is nice to see a culture where despite a very distructive natural disaster they do not complain, help each other the best they can and calmly wait for help to arrive. A stark contrast from the US when everyone demands immediate help and will complain for years if it takes a couple of days to arrive after a major disaster
Zaidi
This is a A "Nantion with Dignity" we have to learn from them
Margot
It really is awesome to hear this side of the story and to see the resolve of the Chinese people. I don't think this would play out the same way in other parts of the world.
Carlos
This story proves that we could learn a few things from the Chinese. Their character, desciplin, genorsity, and willingness to work together is something to be admired. They have faith in their government. The question is "Why dont we?!?!?"
bob
it's incredibly unreal to see
that these people are not complaining, and are just focusing on the
relief effort. With 1.3 billion people like this, able to grind out
the toughest and most grim situations, no wonder they will be the
next super power. Can you even find 1.3 billion people like this
anywhere outside of that
country?
“你是谁？”
“我是武大人。”
“你在哪里？”
“珞珈山上。”
“你在做什麽？”
“看風景。”
“你喜歡看風景？”
“我喜歡櫻飄若雪，喜歡夏桂飄香，喜歡紅楓滿山，喜歡臘雪寒梅，我喜歡在東湖讀盧梭，喜歡在老圖聽巴赫，喜歡教四那一墻碧綠的爬山虎，喜歡情人坡讀書的漂亮女生，我喜歡躺在奧場的草坪上看星空，喜歡在春日裏的教五廣場放風箏。我喜歡手中的線越拉越長、越拉越緊的感覺。”
“你放飛了什麽？“
“孤獨，壓力，理想和失望。“
“和你一樣的人多嗎？“
“很多，能坐滿整個珞珈山。“
“你是哪裏人？“
“我是武大人？“
“為什麽說自己是武大人？“
“因為我把一生中最美好的青春和故事留在了這裏。”
