April 2nd, 2010     Friday

Why I choose to work in marine industry?

There can be hundreds of reasons. I can use a whole day to tell you the answers, but I won’t’. Only one important thing I want to say that marine is an exciting and rewarding industry, that’s my interest lies in.

I am trying to write my blog about the ship, about the ocean and marine. Hope it will give you a greater understanding about them.

You know the earth? A large port of the earth’s surface, approximately three-fifths, is covered by water. As ship can carry cargoes across the waterways safely, speedily and economically, we can see thousands of ships cross the oceans, sail along seacoasts and travel on inland river every day. And people are reasonable to consider it will continue to perform its function for many centuries to come.

Ship is one of the oldest and most important means of transportation. For instance, ships can carry wheat from Canada to Germany and machinery from Germany to Chile. They haul copper from Chile to Japan and Japanese automobiles to the USA. Ships transport American corn to Ethiopia, coffee from Ethiopia to France, and French plastics to Canada. So International trade depends heavily on ship.

Ship plays a very important role in the economy and daily life. You may have travel by ship or do business through ship. Anyway, just post some pictures about them.

When ship is sailing in the ocean, it’s spectacular.

Ship can commonly as large as a football field or maybe lager than you can imagine.

Do you notice the helicopter looks rather small?

It’s like a giant whale.

A ship is speeding up.

A ship just truned around.

Ship is struggling in the waves.

The sea is calm now. Ship is safe.

A ship came to an anchor near the bank.