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Yesterday I came back to Changsha. My Mom told me these days it always rained cats and dogs outside, not so hot, but now, the heat outside is suffocating. Maybe Changsha could be enrolled as "Four Furnaces of China", the high temperature here is on a par with that in Wuhan. Unbearable. Friends in Guangdong joked they became "Roast Duck". HOHO.
The day before yesterday, before I went to buy a ticket in the train ticket agency nearby, it occured to me I could use my Student Identity Card. So I made a confirmation on the internet whether I could use it now or not. Having known I might get a student ticket if I bought the ticket in the railway station, I chose to go there even though I was not so sure this time those "somebody"s would give me the ticket for half price after many unhappy experiences of buying disount high-speed-railway tickets. They refused to sell the student ticket to me for the address is different from the destination on my Student Identity Card. I had a ray of hope that staff in railway station was kinder than staff in speed highway station. Haha. It turned out to be they were really kinder than those "somebody"s. I used the Student Identity Card for nearly four years, they had many reasons, like no steel seal on my photo, the difference between destination and address, etc. Ridiculous. If they know Xiangyin County is likely to return to Changsha, they will be silent. Anyway, I will graduate soon so less chance for me to use that Card.
Last night, I had an attempt to dance in the moonlight (someone taught people to dance), sounds romantic, but dancing is really a challenge for me. The last time I danced was when I was a freshman. Then I found I had no talent for dancing. Actually it was the first time that I danced, without any dance skills. I hope I can learn to dance a few dances. Perhaps it will play a positive role in cultivating my mind. I should not be afraid of any challenge. Go for it.
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- Reply rich
- so you live in the capital city! city born and bred? wow. i was a country boy. hehe. i have been to Changsha once, but only stayed for one day. not much impression of the city left, but i do remember visiting the provincial museum which houses the artifacts and the mummy from Mawangdui tomb. hope my memory serves me.
- Reply Sheena1208
- rich: so you live in the capital city! city born and bred? wow. i was a country boy. hehe. i have been to Changsha once, but only stayed for one day. not mHaha..I am a country girl, but now my parents and brother live in Changsha. The housing price here is soaring, it is no so easy to buy a new apartment. Hope I can help them and reduce their heavy burdens soon.
Mawangdui Han Tomb is famous. These years, Changsha is developing rapidly, maybe next time if you stay a little longer here, you will have new discoveries. It is extremly hot in summer, extremly cold in winter. Bad weather.
- Reply rich
- Sheena1208: Haha..I am a country girl, but now my parents and brother live in Changsha. The housing price here is soaring, it is no so easy to buy a new apartmenti heard poeple say the weather in Wuhan is rather bad, being one of the furnaces in china. is it that bad in changsha? to the south of Wuhan, right? to my knowledge it is a good place for humans to live. and a place called Jvzhizhoutou often reminds me of something nice and romantic.
to tell the truth, the place i live is one of the best places to live, with 4 distinct seasons and mild weather. have you ever heard of Hangjiahu plain? i'm content and proud of living in this "heaven on earth." :-)
- Reply Sheena1208
- rich: i heard poeple say the weather in Wuhan is rather bad, being one of the furnaces in china. is it that bad in changsha? to the south of Wuhan, right? tEnvy you. You really live in heaven on earth. Zhejiang Province is a good place to live. Small towns in the south of Yangtze river do attract many tourists.
You are right, Changsha is to the south of Wuhan. Weather between them is similar. Actually I have not visited Jvzizhoutou yet because everytime I come back the weather is either too hot or too cold. Every weekend citizens nearby can watch beautiful fireworks there. I won't choose to stay in Hunan or Hubei after I graudated. I cannot bear the terrible weather.
- Reply redapple2
- You bet! Dancing may help develop your personality, making you become more confident and charming. By the way, you can dance Waltz or Ballet or even Cha-Cha?
- Reply Sheena1208
- redapple2: You bet! Dancing may help develop your personality, making you become more confident and charming. By the way, you can dance Waltz or Ballet or even CSo are you good at dancing? I seldom dance and I never danced even in my childhood, sigh...I should learn to dance in the earlier years of my life.
