Before Chinese New Year…

The Chinese New Year is coming. I can’t help missing my homeland much more desperately. The pictures of my life in the past precious time in China are flowing over me continuously. I would like to show my best wishes to my dear parents, respectable teachers and lovely friends as well as anyone I loved and everyone who loved me.

I recall frequently that before the college entrance examination, my dear parents took care of me considerately all the 365 days a year. As soon as I reached home, delicious food is well served on the table. Every moment I got stuck in my study, they are standing by, ready to do anything to help me. However late I went on with my homework at night, my mother would accompany me and assistant me with my study regardless of the great tiredness until I went to bed. Any time I got confused with what I should do and what is the right choice of the following life, my father was always behind me and lightened the way clearly. They helped me a lot.

It can’t be forgotten that my head teacher, Ms Chen, spent her precious time talking with us in class to encourage us heading for our target steadily. It seems just happened that my math teacher, Mr. Zhao, required us strictly with our work and took his humorous lessons to catch our attention so that we could learn more efficiently. It is the same with my Chinese teacher, Mr. Xu, who shared fantastic lives during classes with us and my English teacher, Ms Liu, who spared no efforts to help us enhance our abilities of using English.

I still remember my full commitment in hard study with classmates, the deep conversations and great enjoyment with my wholehearted friends. I was lucky enough to have Chen luyang, a top boy in my class, go along with me all the way in the whole senior high and share valuable experience with me. Wish him success on his way in Fudan University. It is also a great blessedness that I came across Zhou Xinyi, a top girl in my senior 1 class, who inspired me constantly from the first day we met to that big exam, though we were not in the same class after school rearranged classes for our senior 2 courses. Besides, Peng Yihe, an active guy who went into my life after the rearrangement, also give me too much during the two years when we had our sincere conversations about the world, the life, and anything else. There are so many impressive friends that I can hardly talk about them one by one…

The Chinese New Year strengthens my miss of China and these important people in my life. I promise to cherish the memory forever and I want to deliver my best wishes to them; wish all health, happy and success. At the end, I would like to wish all the Singaporeans best as well to express my appreciation to be cared well by them. Happy New Year!

31/01/2011