Writing at the graduate season

Can't believe it's been almost one year, since I came to Manchester. It's an absolutely whole new world and culture for a nerdy boy. Each second i spent here is much more meaningful than what i've been through in the past. No two weeks are similar. I didn't even imagine I would have such a gorgeous time here when I first met a group of British student in Beijing. But that's indeed the start of the story.

To be honest, in some certain scenarios, i'm quite emotional. It's kind of different Max as you know. That's reasonable for a normal human being. and also a man with thankfulness. So that makes sense if I feel upset. I insist that there is no such a Max if I didn't have chance to meet you guys. You made me happy. You made my life different. You give me opportunities to grow up. We've been through so many awesome days together. Joy, sorrow, drunk, crazy..... they've all been carved in my heart. I'll tell these to my girl and descendant and take those memories into my coffin in the end.

Actually, I have 3 more months to graduate and leave this country. But I guess from now on, I may not have chance to see some of you in my life. Because of the international environment, i met you. Also because of it, i might lose the change to see you again. Things won't be changed by my sadness, but it can make me know how much I cherish the friendships. Scarlett is right. I need to try. I need to work really hard to add the odds.

Right,I sincerely respect and appreciate the time I spent with you guys.

THANK YOU

Today, I should take the train to have a look at Diamond Jubilee and my friend.

Unfortunately, I forgot my Railcard again. (Btw, Railcard has to be used with tickets if you booked so, therefor gaining great discount.) Normally, I just changed it into standard tickets in the past. However, I was shocked when the staff showed me I had to be charged £150 for that. That's ridiculous. Or i could apply a new railcard, which was only £28. Problem came again. I couldn't prove my age since I'm not a fan of taking my passport everywhere. When I was about to give up to change the ticket time, which was £68 and go back to collect my railcard. One of the staff did me a favour. He would give me a new ticket for free as long as I get my card. That will never happen in China.

Sorry I can't find a word to describe my thankfulness. Still, I want to say thank you for your help. 予人玫瑰，手有余香. Wish you can be happy for the rest of your life. For me, I learned a lesson. Not only will I take my railcard with me to take a train, but also be benevolent to get along with both friends and strangers.

Intouchable

Just watched a movie, named Intouchable. it was filmed by a true story. I have to admit, it is the best movie about "friendship" ever.

May be that's a coincidence, two completely different types of people are bound on a nursery job. And series of experience make them can't live without each other. The pilot seems quite simple and stereotype. However the director seized each tiny emotion and turned those into a touching movie.

Glad the two characters can meet each other in their short lives. Highly recommended.

NO MORE EXAM

Yesterday, I eventually finished my last exam in my life hopefully. Have been working hard for almost two months. Time to chill. Food, drinks, trip will follow up.

Meanwhile I have a simple plan for the brand-new month.
1. Improve myself to be more employable.
2. Have a trip to Scarlett's hometown.
3. Read a book.
4. Go to gym to loss a bit weight.
5. Work hard and be nice to people.

BTW, happy children's day to all. No matter how old we are, we can still have a young heart.

2012.3.18, Venice, Italy