Tomorrow，birthday！

Tomorrow is my birthday. My 24 years-old birthday. Time is really flying, a year just pasted away.
A 24 years-old young man now.

Now let me make a conclusion of last year. Last year I learned a lot and tried my best in preparing the post graduation exam. I walked out of the shadow of breaking up with my deep-loved girl completely. I began to have a comparatively good understanding of the meaning of "responsiblity" to a man. Promise is the thing you can't give to sb at will and never fulfill. You promise, you must make your promise done, or you never make it.

There is an old say said:" Versatility is better than nothing." Having many knowledge and mastering many skills only can benifit you, and they never become your burden. I try to accept new things, new concept, blend into new environment and make some adjustment for myself.
I tried to learn swim , have a tour to Chengdu in Sichuan Province. Maybe some years later, I would be a backpacker, go to visit different places and countries,feel different cultures.

I begin to care about the health of my parents and their life. Begin to know the importance of a family to a man. Make plan for my future. Now my sky is blue now.

Tomorrow is my birthday, I'm not a boy crying for a birthday cake any more.

Happy birthday to myself.

Wish I could find a good job this year.

classic muscle car

Corvette C2


Ford Mustang 1969

Challenger R/T

Plymouth

Lantern show in Spring Festival

New year lantern show has now been open in our district. the themes of the show are Olympic and Shenzhou VII.



Imitation of "Bird Nest" the National Stadium

inside the "Bird Nest"



this year is the OX year in the 12 Chinese zodiac, so the figure of a calf was chosen, which symbolized the wish of prosperity and happiness in the coming year.


the Kylin in Chinese legend.

Funny rubbish tin in Spring Festival

A funny rubbish tin with some scrawl on its cover: Happy New Year. I came across it on the street on Spring Festival Eve.

It's a boring Spring Festival, cuz every year every Spring Festival what my families do are almost the same things: enjoying a dinner together, have dumplings on this Eve, drinking some Baijiu, fire some fireworks and playing poker or mahjong. That's the most typical way of spending Spring Festival Eve in a traditional north China family. In the following days, all people will linger around our relatives, the feast will be on and on and on.......

Comparing these feasts, I prefer travalling. But parents asked me to strictly obey the rule: No travelling during Spring Festival.

Food is good, I have to say.