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-+David M. Deems, a common but great American volunteer in China
917 days ago
In a rural area at the Wild Wild West of China, there is an American volunteer teacher working humbly and quietly to educate the poor children for years. His name is David M. Deems. To many Chinese, he is a "Yang Lei Feng" (Foreign Lei Feng); to me, he is a Albert Schweitzer in the modern day. I strongly believe that his story should be known be his fellow compatriots, and that is why I write this email to all of you. Below are some links about him, unfortunately only two are in English and the rest are in Chinese, so if you are really interested, get someone who know Chinese to translate for you. Web page in English: David M. Deems - A Great Teacher An American Volunteer in China Web pages in Chinese: Story of David M. Deems, a Yang Lei Feng David M. Deems's happy life in Northwest China David M. Deems - an American who touches the Chinese people Video clip in Chinese: An interview with David M. Deems by the Phoenix ...
-+A dialogue between two common folks in Singapore and the USA
923 days ago
Song-Hing Cheong: Hi, Jason, nice to meet you. myrla5: Thank you--it is my pleasure. myrla5: You are a journalist by profession I assume. Song-Hing Cheong: yap, in a Chinese Daily in Singapore. Song-Hing Cheong: I believe you know Chinese too, aren't you? myrla5: Well I am much honored--I am not a journalist, but I have learned some Chinese. Song-Hing Cheong: Where you learnt Chinese? Taiwan? Hong Kong? China? Or in the US myrla5: US---mostly educational CDs and computer, but also chat with Chinese speakers on the internet or phone--very helpful. Song-Hing Cheong: I see. I have blog in Chinese too. If you want to read it, I can give you the link. myrla5: Sure. Song-Hing Cheong: hand on a second. Song-Hing Cheong: http://blog.sina.com.cn/zhangcongxing Song-Hing Cheong: are you a teacher or a researcher? myrla5: Truly I am neither--I just become curious about Chinese culture after learning some ...
-+My favorite oldies - Five hundred miles, Country Roads and Massachusetts
924 days ago
       I Have A Dream by  ABBA                              Five Hundred Miles by The Brothers Four                                     Country Roads by John Denver                                     Massachusetts by Bee Gees
-+Charming waitress and delicious oyster
924 days ago
In April 21, 2007, Zhongxiao Guo, Chong Wang , Sonia Ng and me visited the Central Ave Oyster Bar, located at 249 Central Ave, St Petersburg, Florida. We ordered four dozen of oysters and some side orders. The oysters were very delicious and the price are reasonable. Environment was conducing. The service of Holy, the waitress, was very good. You can never believe this: we went back to the same restaurant two more times in the next four days! Sonia, Guo, Wang and me visited the Central Ave Oyster Bar at 4/21/2007. Sonia told the Boss we are coming again I took a photo with Holy the waitress. Finally, the delicious and soothy oysters.
-+My Blog Photos
925 days ago
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