Blogs
- Shares She deserves it!
- I am not a person who like slandering others.This is a free world.everyone has its freedom to do things within the limit of rulebooks and regulations.But a person is an indispensable memeber of his or her clan or nationality,what it doshould inconsistent with themoral code of that ...
- Shares A busy season
- 15 days have flashed away since i land on the website of Dioenglish last time.Everyday,i knew that i had something undone,ie,say hello to my friends.But before i fell asleep at middle night,I couldn't find a piece of time to do that.Trivial things occupied the most time of me and deprived me of one ...
- Shares let's pray for our compatriots who are uder debris!
- Today,when i chick open the website of phoenix,a worrisome news jumps into my eyes.Now,our resue teams are tring their best to save our 8 police officers who are buried by debris of a UN building.It is said that they were in the fourth floor when the 7.3 magnitudeearthquakes shocked Haiti.Now ...
- Shares Why not kill two birds with one stone?
- Yesterday, I was surprised when receiving a call from an English Training School called EF.The sweet voice of the eloquent operator of this school made my heart thumping. She invited me to take part in a free English Corner organized by them. I remembered that I once left the ...
- Shares Are we sharks too?
- I am still a mediocre office worker after I had graduated from my college 14 years ago. Once I hearsay that those 60s and 70s have squeezed into leader group of provincial government, I always don ’ t fail to envy them. Is there anyone who doesn ’ t want to be acclaimed by ...
- Shares Impressions of Japan and Japanese in eyes of a Chinese student
- Recently, I read a blog posted by a Chinese student who lives in Japan for a while. In it, he depicts the images of Japan and Japanese he witnesses. Here, I want to share it with you. I think it will be helpful for us to peek into the characteristics of Japan ...
- Shares A worrisome protest, product of narrow minds
- Since August 2009, the relationship between China and Japan has gained its momentum toward cooperation. Hatoyama Yukio, the new Prime Minister of Japan, pledges not to visit the Yasukuni Shrine in his stint and this is a good start for the two countries to allay the troublesome bilateral relations ...
- Shares A confident voice!
- After the Copenhagen Climate Summit ended without reaching a binding treaty, America seems not very happy about the risings of developing countries, especially China . These days, screeching voice brays across all kind of news media that Obama will actuate arm sales to ...
- Shares Writing is good for your physical and mental health.
- Today,I want to share a story with my friends who have been keeping on writing. According to a study carried out by psychologists. Putting down our feelings and experiences trough writing diary, letters, blogs or books can be good for our health. Psychologists assured that writing can not only ...
- Shares A nearly-paralyzed dog mother and her five healthy cubs
- Nowadays, more and more people are beginning to have puppies and these companion animals bring people endless happiness and refreshments after their hard works. I like puppies too but now I have no conditions to raise a pet. Thus I only can harvest happiness from the pets of others.Toda ...
