Here’s a piece of news about my hometown, not a pleasant one, however. A young man surnamed Teng from a poor peasant’s family was rejected by the famous local university (Lanzhou University) although he ranked the top in both written exam and comprehensive marks in the university’s entrance exams. The reason given by the university [...]
Archive for August, 2010
Once A Cheater, A Life-time Cheater?
Posted in Allen's China, Allen's Life, tagged China, education, problems on August 31, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Reply to the Anonymous Friend
Posted in Allen's China on August 25, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Related post: England vs. Germany:A Karma? Today I received a reply from the anonymous blog friend who wrote to me several days ago. It’s a pity it has been spammed by the Sina system and I had to approve it manually. The following is the buddy’s comments: “Hi buddy, glad to see yourreply. No matter whether you agree with what Sharon said or not, it’s another topic. Here the point isthat her message was quoted out of context to suit some purposes, and mostChinese were misled and began to hate Sharon. By the way, honest speaking, how much doour Chinese outside of Tibetknow about the life of common Tibetan folks?Do we really see the whole picture there? The knowledge we have learnt justfrom the same media, which is notorious for lying and misleading. ” Thanks for coming here, and making some comments [...]
My Reply to an Unknown Friend
Posted in Allen's China, tagged sharon Stone, Tibet on August 20, 2010 | 4 Comments »
The other day, an unknown blogger visited my blog and left some comments on my post:” England vs. Germany: A Karma?” . The following is his comments: You’d better read Sharon Stone’s whole message first: “Well you know it was very interesting because at first, you know, I amnot happy about the ways the Chinese [...]
How’s Our Hope? Where’s Our Future?
Posted in Allen's China, tagged care, child education on August 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I found these pictures from a friend’s blog and was shocked though I’d got prepared for them. Alas! When our children in big cities are of two minds about whether they go to McDonalds or PizzaHut, to the amusement parks or to the museums, please do keep in mind that there are still some children, somewhere in [...]