สวัสดีคับ(thai - hello), PEOPLE!
Thunderous sounds filled the air. Predictably, rain is soon to come. I head out to survey the sky. To my surprise, i saw people putting fireworks in celebration of their national day. The day's date: 1 October 2010. It is China's National Day, where all citizens of China rejoice in commorating where this day, 1st October, marks his historical moment in the history of China. The National Day is declared by Chairman Mao, Mao ZeDong at the 3o'clock, 1st October 1949 for the founding of PRC. National Day of China is a buzzling day for the locals. Many Chinese people like to enjoy this week-long holiday by taking a short excursion or long distance family visit. The result is that many famous destinations become very crowded.
National Day is celebrated throughout mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau with a variety of festivities, including fireworks and concerts, such as The Hong Kong National Day Fireworks Display.
Morning lessons are as usual! but we are given a half day off by Mr Chia to complete most of our dued blogs.
BREAKING NEWS: GATE CLOSAGE!
The gate that is located near to our hostel will be closed from today onwards. So getting food from the backstreet will be time consuming... Detour to the 堕落街 is quite a distance away from our hostel block, bringing a lot of trouble for us and the locals.
Lunch was BEST because when you are eating with someone you love, it just adds some sweetness into your food. Had 过桥米线! Always like the chicken soup and the noodles! :D
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