Brilian! The impact works!

   Today, while I made a postcard to my Brazilian friend, my father was surprise that I know the person from the other side of the planet and the country he just could see on the television.

   I was really honored to introduce this Brazilian friend to my father. Not only does he come from, but why he came to Taiwan. He came to Taiwan for development project in Toujia elementary, which located in Taichung. All what he needed to do was interaction with student in school through country and culture introduction. And the school provided him accommodation and food, which didn't cost him so much for staying Taiwan for a few months.

  My father went abroad for a few times, such as China and Thailand. Except for these countries, like those in early 50, he obtains information only from the television and friends. But the news from the television are always negative and not comprehensive, which makes him have some stereotype.
So, introducing my new friends and new culture to him is always my pleasure.

【Tainan】 Tourism sites

Fort Provintia-BuiIt in 1653, Fort Provintia, popularly known as the Red-Haired tower, is located on the shore across the Tai-Chiang inland sea from Fort Zeelandia.  It is another important fort built by the Dutch during their occupation in Taiwan.  The fort was built in response to an uprising in the year before.  Before the construction of the fort, the site of the fort was an aboriginal village named Sakam.  Bricks were the main material for the fort while the mixture of the glutinous rice, sugar, sand and ground sea shells was used as the mortar, the same as those at Fort Zeelandia.  The scale of the Fort Provintia was relative small and no parapets were provided.  Inside the wall of the fort, there were a 36-foot high pavilion and two watch towers located at both north and south part of the fort.

Anping Fort- In 1624, Dutch built the first fort in Anping, Taiwan, called "Fort Zeelandia", now known as Anping Fort, where has been the administrative center of the Dutch regime, and the hub for trading. The building was originally constructed in square inner fortress and rectangle outer walls. In 1661, the fort was renamed as Anping to commemorate his home town when Guoxingye (Cheng Cheng-Kung) has driven the Dutch out of Taiwan. Therefore, Fort Zeelandia was also known as "King's Fort" or "Taiwan Fort", nicknamed Anping Fort.

I've told to my boss!

   I've told to my boss that I will head to Australia on 12th April, therefore I work till 8th April. As I expected, He asked me why I will head to Australia, I didn't say nothing but say that I would like to get a job there and improve my English. Then he had no response and the atmophere at that moment was freezing actually.

   "Don't you regard this moment as a bad timing?" my collegue Mandy said.  Because there are a few weeks that i still need to work here.

   To be frank, this was my first time to quit a job. Without any experience, I choose to 3 weeks earlier told to my boss that I decided to leave and hope O can assist them to recruit new associate.

   Anyway, I took my first step after consideration so many times. All i can do is keeping going ahead with my conviction. :)

Para tu amor! by Juanes!

To be honest, I really like this song :D

And regard it as a reason that I studied Spanish.

This song is quite famous in Taiwan, since Taiwan is not a Spanish countries.
Almost everyone who learns Spanish in Taiwan suppose to know.
Take me as an example, I took two Spanish courses in university life. Both of two teachers shared this song with us.

Tonight, I just wanna share this song with you!
Hope you have a gooood night!!



Para tu amor lo tengo todo --擁有你的愛擁有一切
Desde mi sangre hasta la esencia de mi ser --從我的血到我的本性
Y para tu amor que es mi tesoro --你的愛就是我的寶藏
Tengo mi vida toda entera a tus pies --我生命中的一切都放至於你的腳下
Y tengo también --也一樣擁有

Un corazón que se muere por dar amor --一個心拼命的給你所有的愛
Y que no conoce el fin --我不知道盡頭在哪
Un corazón que late por vos --這個心為你跳動
Para tu amor no hay despedidas --給你的愛從沒有個結束
Para tu amor yo solo tengo eternidad --給你的愛只有個天長地久

Y para tu amor que me ilumina --給你的愛讓我發光
Tengo una luna, un arco iris y un clave --我有個月亮.有到彩虹還有個暗號
Y tengo también --也一樣擁有
Un corazón que se muere por dar amor --一個心拼命的給你所有的愛
Y que no conoce fin --我不知道盡頭在哪
Un corazón que late por vos --這個心為你跳動
Por eso yo te quiero tanto que no s é como explicar lo Que siento --就因為如此我無法向你解釋有多麼的愛你

Yo te quiero porque tu dolor es mi dolor --我愛你就因為你的痛也將會是我的痛
Y no hay dudas --沒有任何疑問
Yo te quiero con el alma y con el corazón --我是全心全意的愛你
te venero --我想說
hoy y siempre gracias yo te doy a ti mi amor por existir --今日我要感謝你接受我的愛
para tu amor lo tengo todo --有你的愛就有如擁有一切
lo tengo todo y lo que no tengo también --我擁有一切或者沒得到的那些
lo conseguiré --我也可以找的到
para tu amor que es mi tesoro --你的愛是我的寶藏

Tengo mi vida toda entera a tus pies --我生命中的一切都放至於你的腳下
Y tengo también…也一樣擁有...

An Earthquake in Japan!

   Today, I got this news from TV during my dinner time, which terrified me so badly. What I got from the TV were the scences that wave invaded into the countryside of Japan and the roads were flooded and devastated. It was quite hard to find a real and straight road. All situations made me experience the feeling like watching the renowed movie "2012". 

   According to some news,  Taiwan government announces some eastern counties need to be careful of wave, which eables the schools in these counties have a half day off. Luckily, due to the effect of tide, the effect of wave to Taiwan is neglectable. 

   I deeply pray that those who are in Japan are still fine after this disaster.