新的blog

在下东城高中读高中时候，语文课的作业都是要求我们在博客（BLOG）上完成！
当时老师和其他同学好多人使用的这个博客！


When I was in LESP High School, all the homework for Chinese class has to be posted on blog.
At that time, a lot of my classmates and teacher were using this bolg. However, I am more familiar with msn space at that time, so I did not create an account on this site. Later, I only updated my blog on SINA!

I am not good at describing and writing in any language, even in my first language --Chinese.
Blog for me, is a place to record some of my thoughts and life!

今天开这个博客是因为看了Tony的blog ，I am enjoy reading his blog！

博客就是一个平台供大家交流的！

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