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I'd rather use the word IMPACT than SHOCK as the theme of these days. I'll respond to those that I missed to respond as much as possible. Please forgive me for not using my mother tongue once again, but I promise I'll keep my words simple and expression_r clear. Till now, I lack the courage to put down all of this in a language that people can read ten lines within just one second.
What prompts me to start this new blog entry is my seeing a clip of video in which Nicholas Tse's talks about his wife's past affairs with Edison Chen. The deeply embrassed Nicholas Tse has been silent for a year until he finally chooses to make a sound. 'I DID know her character, personality and past when I kneeled down and proposed to her. If you decide to marry a woman, you must accept her past, because only in this way can you two live a happy future. If all of this happened after our marriage, we say it's betrayal. But it is long long ago, so in my mind it's nothing.' This is, in
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林夕在给杨千嬅作词的《少女的祈祷》中写道:
“沿途与他车箱中私奔般恋爱
再挤逼都不放开
祈求在路上没任何的阻碍
令愉快旅程变悲哀
连气两次绿灯都过渡了
与他再爱几公里
当这盏灯转红便会别离
凭运气决定我生死
祈求天地放过一双恋人
怕发生的永远别发生
从来未顺利遇上好景降临
如何能重拾信心
祈求天父做十分钟好人
赐我他的吻 如怜悯罪人
我爱主 同时亦爱一位世人
祈求沿途未变心
请给我护荫
为了他不懂祷告都敢祷告
谁愿眷顾这种信徒
用两手遮掩双眼专心倾诉
宁愿答案 望不到
唯求与他车箱中可抵达未来
到车毁都不放开
无论路上历尽任何的伤害
任由我决定爱不爱
为了他不懂祷告都敢祷告
谁愿眷顾这种信徒
太爱他怎么想到这么恐怖
对绿灯去哀求哭诉
然而天父并未体恤好人
到我睁开眼 无明灯指
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On the evening of Jan 28, 2008, I was on bullet train D109 from Shanghai to Changsha. It was absolutely not a normal train ride: the entire south China was trembling in chilly weather. In several provinces, abnormal abundant snowfall had cut off many expressways, railroads and even highways connecting adjacent cities, blocking tens of millions of people going home for Spring Festival. On my leaving from Shanghai South Railway Station, I took a glance at the huge electronic notice board showing the arrival time of trains heading for this city. Really sad: every one of them was expected to be delayed, as for the exact arriving time, 'Not Determined Yet' it said.
The D109 went on all right for the first few hours. Outside of the window by my seat it was immense blackness. According to the indicator hanging in our carriage, temperature inside is 24 Celsius centigrade, while the number was -1 outside. For Southerners, the minus sign befor
Near the end of the first modern Olympic Games in 1896, the host country Greece fell into deep anxiety: despite of its largest delegate body, it had not won any gold medals yet. The whole country put all the hope on the final Marathon race. The first half of the contest was rather depressing: no Greek athlete could take the lead. But before the Greek people gave up their patience, they found an ordinary-looking Greek racer was catching up. When he made it first to run over the finishing line, the Greek audience broke into huge cheers. Excited, even the King offered his greatest gratitude to the country’s hero.
You may wonder what kind of people could make such a miracle. In fact, the winner of the Marathon race was just an ordinary postman living in a remote mountainous village. After the Olympic Games, he returned to where he lived and continued his life as a postman, peacefully, until he died.
Thanks to the worldwide globalization and
I realized things could be worse when I saw girls passing by. Given it was mid-night, they must have felt mad to see an opposite sex in the building. But they looked rather calm, as if I was totally transparent. As I started to walk down the stairs to leave the nightmare place, I noticed a suspicious little man in front of me, carrying a few items, swiftly jumping down the stairs, as if fearing he might be caught by someone.