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The 5th Frienly Greeting From Shirley, China --Sun., Sep 25, 2005
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Hi,Dear Friends
This is the 5th friendly greeting from Shirley, China, with a mail group.
This week, I added one new section except a painting, a peom and a song as usual and hope you enjoy them and get your responding about it as well. :-)
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Chinese Gongbi--011(Flower, Bird & Character): Look! What A Beautiful One She Is!
This week, I was interested in painting a character after hearing a music that made me think of a stream flowing down a mountain and some girls with green clothes dancing in the flowers with many butterflies and birds. So, I created my first Chinese Gong Bi character and I completed it alone for my art lesson was delayed to next Tuesday night. Instead of waiting for the directions from my teacher, I colored it following the directions from some art books. However, after I put it on my web site, I just found that I have not colored the lips of the girl. In came this picture is big as 2 newspaper, maybe you has not found it via the little picture on the web site yet. :- )
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China (Jiangsu ?Wuxi) Folk Song--007: Tai Humei-- The Beautiful Tai Lake
I love Tai Lake for I have lived in Wu Xi City by the lake for about 10 years and now my parents have settled down there. Before going back to visit my parents, the city and the Lake that I have left for 12 years in the coming national holiday, I would like to sing a Jiang Su Folk Song ? The Beautiful Tai Lake for you and hope you enjoy it and find some difference from the folk songs of North parts of China :- )
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Ben3 shi4 tong2 gen1 sheng1, xiang1 jian2 he2 tai4 ji2?, means "Both of beans and beanstalks were born from the same parents, why to burn the beanstalks to cook the beans with a so urgent way? In China, this poem sentences often be used as the titles of the articles to say that people who are from a same world, same country, same nation, same industry and same home, should not fight too much. So, if you heave known this poem, you will have known the meaning via the title before you read the detail.
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Chinese in Current Affairs 001: How to Say "Hurricane in the U.S." in Chinese
Some friends thought that my Chinese is too difficult to learn for a beginner. After thinking of this problem for a while, I tried at least 6 times to edit a new Daily Chinese for the beginners. I wanted to start it from the things that people are concerning most. So, today, I tried to offer you just 3 sentences about the hurricane in the U.S. I do hope to know how you think of my trying and what ideas you have.
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I am just a learner on art, music, literature, English and the work on the web site. However, I really hope to do a little bit things for making this little web site to be an electronic bridge of culture exchange, friendship and language learning. So, I do hope to get your help, support, and directions on matter on English language or cultures and skills as well.
If you have any questions, requests, advice, comments, suggestions, please write to shirley@ebridge.cn or shirleyz004@yahoo.com . You are welcomed.
--Shirley
Written and Sent It on Sun., Sep 25, 2005
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