Alison is an Irish Canadian living in Newfoundland, a province in eastern Canada. She came to Toronto, working for Probe as a student preparing for her master degree. A theatre festival named Fringe Festival is going on in Toronto these days. We went to see a play this afternoon and had dinner together after that. Although her researching subject is about environmental impacts assessment, but she told me she didn't like that. She wants to be a journalist and writer. Actually, she looks like a sentimental girl. She like music/dance/reading/writing/swimming. It seems that we have some similar hobbies.

I begin to miss my Chinese language. I feel that it would be so sad if someone lost contact with his mother language. Without mother language/tongue, you will live in an strange status/situation. The quality of Your mental  life will drop down, and you will lose something important. As a matter of fact, I am sympathy  for those migrants who lose their mother language forever. You don't know what they have lost.