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3/30/2009
my jc experience by XY
Curious and excited, we got on the school bus to Nanyang Junior College at dawn. What impressed me first was the beautiful campus. To be frankly, it was more advantageous and beautiful than most of high schools in China. The brilliant facilities provided the students here a brilliant study environment. I even felt a little bit envy of the students here. No wonder a lot of students want to study in Singapore.
After a short stay, we were introduced to our buddies. My buddy’s name was Kwa Yi Hao. He was a prenakan. His mother was from Malaysia and his father was a Singaporean. To my surprise, he could speak a fluent Chinese, which made me feel somehow warm. And then, we chatted about our hobbies and studies. He said that new attendance to JC gave him a lot of pressure. He had to spend most of his spare time doing homework. And he was very starving to enough sleeping. Form his expression, I could tell that it was really hard to adjust to a busy life in JC.
One thing that impressed me is their physical exercise. To be specific, Singaporeans concentrate on the muscle power training more. During every PE lesson, they do running, push-ups, shuttle run, and others. Yi Hao was always saying that he would lose his life after the exercise. Every time he really got exhausted. But he accepted this “X training” from his heart. Because he thought that it was worse to be trained to death in the army. Perhaps a lot of Singapore youths think the same. Otherwise, I have read the Li Guangyao's memoirs in my spare time. I learnt why Singaporeans value the physical exercise. Each Singapore citizens are required to know how to use arms. If the Singapore government were occupied, the Singaporeans would not.
Another thing is their attitude to cheating. Once our tutor distributed the homework and there was only one got A plus. Due to it, the tutor told a story about cheat. When he was at university, a professor showed him two papers. One was written on A, B and C, while the other A, B, C and D. The professor asked him to choose who cheated the test. He chose the latter one, which he thought the cheater added a “D” owing to the cheater feeling guilty. Then the professor asked him which one should get a higher mark. The answer was that the former got seven while the latter eight, because no supply, no demand. That is the Singaporean’s attitude to cheating as well as behaving.
Time passed by, we had a great time in Nanyang JC. I really cherish this memory of JC immersion. A good chunk of years later, I will never forget what I have learnt in Nanyang and those JC friends.
After a short stay, we were introduced to our buddies. My buddy’s name was Kwa Yi Hao. He was a prenakan. His mother was from Malaysia and his father was a Singaporean. To my surprise, he could speak a fluent Chinese, which made me feel somehow warm. And then, we chatted about our hobbies and studies. He said that new attendance to JC gave him a lot of pressure. He had to spend most of his spare time doing homework. And he was very starving to enough sleeping. Form his expression, I could tell that it was really hard to adjust to a busy life in JC.
One thing that impressed me is their physical exercise. To be specific, Singaporeans concentrate on the muscle power training more. During every PE lesson, they do running, push-ups, shuttle run, and others. Yi Hao was always saying that he would lose his life after the exercise. Every time he really got exhausted. But he accepted this “X training” from his heart. Because he thought that it was worse to be trained to death in the army. Perhaps a lot of Singapore youths think the same. Otherwise, I have read the Li Guangyao's memoirs in my spare time. I learnt why Singaporeans value the physical exercise. Each Singapore citizens are required to know how to use arms. If the Singapore government were occupied, the Singaporeans would not.
Another thing is their attitude to cheating. Once our tutor distributed the homework and there was only one got A plus. Due to it, the tutor told a story about cheat. When he was at university, a professor showed him two papers. One was written on A, B and C, while the other A, B, C and D. The professor asked him to choose who cheated the test. He chose the latter one, which he thought the cheater added a “D” owing to the cheater feeling guilty. Then the professor asked him which one should get a higher mark. The answer was that the former got seven while the latter eight, because no supply, no demand. That is the Singaporean’s attitude to cheating as well as behaving.
Time passed by, we had a great time in Nanyang JC. I really cherish this memory of JC immersion. A good chunk of years later, I will never forget what I have learnt in Nanyang and those JC friends.
3/29/2009
2 weeks in NYJC by CC
The clock ticks away; actually, this is the third day of the JC immersion program. Sitting at my computer desk as usual when most of my acquaintances have fallen asleep, I want to do nothing except wondering nothing although some work that should be done during the two weeks of JC immersion program. The light is dark and tranquil, and let me get start of my journal today.
Last Saturday, when most of the sm2 students could sleep a bit longer, I got up early at eight since the two leaders, Yingliang and I, would have a consultation with our buddies, Qiqi and Jin, and Mr. Teo who was to be in charge of our life in Nanyang Junior College. In a lovely relaxed atmosphere, we discussed the activities and the procedure of the first day, and then, Mr. Teo invited us to McDonald’s for lunch.
On Monday, we had morning assembly. It was just like ours in China where we hoisted the national flag and listened to some announcements. Jin and Yingliang gave a speech in front of the whole college to welcome us. After the assembly, we went to a big classroom called I Space. Later, Principle Mr. Kewk and Vice Principle Ms. Ng briefed us on the two week program. We did not have lessons the first day so it was quite relaxed.
The next day, when my roommate Pengjun woke me up at six twenty, I felt as if I had not fallen asleep the whole night. It was difficult for me to get up so early. On the school bus, I had a nap though it was only a fifteen minute drive. The first class was math which I had not worked on for 9 months, and I found ninety percent of the knowledge learnt in China had already been forgotten.
As the days passed by, having got used to the life in NYJC, everything seems usual to me. Maybe I was in the honeymoon period of “culture shock”, but felt so comfortable having class with my new friends, the memories of my previous life appeared with a sort of warmness.
I do not like the impure relationship when we are ageing as it is mixed by authority, vanity and selfish. Compared with primary and high school, university is more similar to real society, and is difficult to me to live in it. I feel that I am afraid of the end of JC life in which I have made a lot of friends, and where we have class together, lunch together, and hang out together, joyfully. We still have another 4 days, but I cannot stop feeling sad
A French adage, forteresse assiégée means that marriage is like a besieged fortress, where people outside wants to break into and people inside want to escape from it at the same time. Not only marriages, life also has many besieged fortresses, and NYJC is one of them for me, as I want to leave early when at school, but want to continue JC life when it is the time to say good bye. The last morning assembly, we stood at the same place with our buddies as we did on the first day. I gave a farewell speech which was very short, and our JC life was over, just as if it never started. After the assembly, a group of class 0915 got together in the canteen as usual, ate as usual, and then attended different classes as usual, but it was over for me, I know.
Last Saturday, when most of the sm2 students could sleep a bit longer, I got up early at eight since the two leaders, Yingliang and I, would have a consultation with our buddies, Qiqi and Jin, and Mr. Teo who was to be in charge of our life in Nanyang Junior College. In a lovely relaxed atmosphere, we discussed the activities and the procedure of the first day, and then, Mr. Teo invited us to McDonald’s for lunch.
On Monday, we had morning assembly. It was just like ours in China where we hoisted the national flag and listened to some announcements. Jin and Yingliang gave a speech in front of the whole college to welcome us. After the assembly, we went to a big classroom called I Space. Later, Principle Mr. Kewk and Vice Principle Ms. Ng briefed us on the two week program. We did not have lessons the first day so it was quite relaxed.
The next day, when my roommate Pengjun woke me up at six twenty, I felt as if I had not fallen asleep the whole night. It was difficult for me to get up so early. On the school bus, I had a nap though it was only a fifteen minute drive. The first class was math which I had not worked on for 9 months, and I found ninety percent of the knowledge learnt in China had already been forgotten.
As the days passed by, having got used to the life in NYJC, everything seems usual to me. Maybe I was in the honeymoon period of “culture shock”, but felt so comfortable having class with my new friends, the memories of my previous life appeared with a sort of warmness.
I do not like the impure relationship when we are ageing as it is mixed by authority, vanity and selfish. Compared with primary and high school, university is more similar to real society, and is difficult to me to live in it. I feel that I am afraid of the end of JC life in which I have made a lot of friends, and where we have class together, lunch together, and hang out together, joyfully. We still have another 4 days, but I cannot stop feeling sad
A French adage, forteresse assiégée means that marriage is like a besieged fortress, where people outside wants to break into and people inside want to escape from it at the same time. Not only marriages, life also has many besieged fortresses, and NYJC is one of them for me, as I want to leave early when at school, but want to continue JC life when it is the time to say good bye. The last morning assembly, we stood at the same place with our buddies as we did on the first day. I gave a farewell speech which was very short, and our JC life was over, just as if it never started. After the assembly, a group of class 0915 got together in the canteen as usual, ate as usual, and then attended different classes as usual, but it was over for me, I know.
NYJC experience by He Zhou
“What an amazing place!” I couldn’t help exclaiming when I saw the Nan Yang Junior College for the first time. Though we all got up before 6 o’clock and felt so sleepy, we suddenly woke up and jumped off the bus upon the arrival. Waiting in the Front Hall, our buddies were quite glad to see us as we were. After brief conversations with each other, we followed our friendly buddies and walked into NYJC and their mysterious JC life. In such a simple way, we started our wonderful JC immersion.
Our TM (Teacher Mentor) held a briefing for us and told us something about this college. NYJC is one of the second-rate schools in Singapore, but it always has good performance in A’ level. It was said that NYJC is especially famous for its popularity of Chinese as the founder was a Chinese-speaking man. As a result, there was no difficulty communicating with our buddies and the students of NYJC because almost everyone here could speak Mandarin fluently. What’s more, we found a lot of Chinese features in this Singapore JC. For example, we were surprised at so many Chinese students here. After a brief introduction during the assembly in front of the whole school, many friendly students approached us and showed their hospitality. So we adapted ourselves to this unfamiliar college within little time because of the warm atmosphere.
My buddy was CHUA MINGSONG with an English name: Jasper. Although he was a JC1 student, he worked very hard and lived a tough JC life. He told me that he had to get up before 5:30 every morning to catch the bus to school and he seldom went to bed before 12 o’clock. These reminded me of my senior life in china. He majored in science and did well in academic performance. He led me to his class and had lunch with me every day. I was a little amazed at his busy curriculum. I thought it was an arduous thing to take so many classes every week. However, comparing their JC classes with the classes we will take in NUS, we will absolutely suffer more. As I had already taken all the lessons in China, most of JC1 lessons were easy for me. Sometimes, I felt a little boring because of learning the old knowledge that I had mastered. On the contrary, their PE class impressed me deeply. In China, PE was always a good time for relaxing and gaming. Things totally changed here. All the students must run 3 kilometers! In fact, I had not run such a long way for a very long time. When I finished the running, I felt if I was dead. Nevertheless, this “impossible mission” was a piece of cake for most JC students.
As the whole Singapore is a culturally diverse country, the NYJC is no exception. You can see people from different countries. Sometimes, they are dressed in clothes that define their nationality. Luckily, we had a culture sharing with Malay, Indian and Peranakan students in NYJC. We introduced each other’s country in different ways. Indian students wore their traditional costumes; Malay students brought their traditional instruments and toys; hospital Peranakan students prepared delicious food for us. We Chinese students also prepared a lot for this sharing and had good performance. I introduced Chinese art to them and I saw many amazing expressions in their faces during the introduction, in another word, they were interested in it very much. Although students came from different countries with different cultures, they lived harmoniously in NYJC.
Two weeks were too short to enjoy the JC life. I appreciated that NYJC had gave me the chance to get close to local students and know more about Singapore education. Also, I learnt a lot about Singapore culture and people. For foreign students, such a program will definitely benefit a lot and help us adapt to the new environment. In a word, I enjoyed the NYJC and my JC immersion a lot.
By He Zhou
Our TM (Teacher Mentor) held a briefing for us and told us something about this college. NYJC is one of the second-rate schools in Singapore, but it always has good performance in A’ level. It was said that NYJC is especially famous for its popularity of Chinese as the founder was a Chinese-speaking man. As a result, there was no difficulty communicating with our buddies and the students of NYJC because almost everyone here could speak Mandarin fluently. What’s more, we found a lot of Chinese features in this Singapore JC. For example, we were surprised at so many Chinese students here. After a brief introduction during the assembly in front of the whole school, many friendly students approached us and showed their hospitality. So we adapted ourselves to this unfamiliar college within little time because of the warm atmosphere.
My buddy was CHUA MINGSONG with an English name: Jasper. Although he was a JC1 student, he worked very hard and lived a tough JC life. He told me that he had to get up before 5:30 every morning to catch the bus to school and he seldom went to bed before 12 o’clock. These reminded me of my senior life in china. He majored in science and did well in academic performance. He led me to his class and had lunch with me every day. I was a little amazed at his busy curriculum. I thought it was an arduous thing to take so many classes every week. However, comparing their JC classes with the classes we will take in NUS, we will absolutely suffer more. As I had already taken all the lessons in China, most of JC1 lessons were easy for me. Sometimes, I felt a little boring because of learning the old knowledge that I had mastered. On the contrary, their PE class impressed me deeply. In China, PE was always a good time for relaxing and gaming. Things totally changed here. All the students must run 3 kilometers! In fact, I had not run such a long way for a very long time. When I finished the running, I felt if I was dead. Nevertheless, this “impossible mission” was a piece of cake for most JC students.
As the whole Singapore is a culturally diverse country, the NYJC is no exception. You can see people from different countries. Sometimes, they are dressed in clothes that define their nationality. Luckily, we had a culture sharing with Malay, Indian and Peranakan students in NYJC. We introduced each other’s country in different ways. Indian students wore their traditional costumes; Malay students brought their traditional instruments and toys; hospital Peranakan students prepared delicious food for us. We Chinese students also prepared a lot for this sharing and had good performance. I introduced Chinese art to them and I saw many amazing expressions in their faces during the introduction, in another word, they were interested in it very much. Although students came from different countries with different cultures, they lived harmoniously in NYJC.
Two weeks were too short to enjoy the JC life. I appreciated that NYJC had gave me the chance to get close to local students and know more about Singapore education. Also, I learnt a lot about Singapore culture and people. For foreign students, such a program will definitely benefit a lot and help us adapt to the new environment. In a word, I enjoyed the NYJC and my JC immersion a lot.
By He Zhou
3/28/2009
perk up! by YY
Today i accidentally heard from one of my jc friends.
She told me that my buddy was sick and had been absent from school for several days.wish her goooood luck ah~~~!!!
She told me that my buddy was sick and had been absent from school for several days.wish her goooood luck ah~~~!!!
3/12/2009
goodbye my NYJC by JY
Time flies, it finally comes to the last day we will stay in NYJC.
There are so many memories with this lovely campus and its students, which will be treasured by me Forever.
Yeasterday our whole group slept quite late to prepare the gift for this school.
I was decorating our pictures. YY was just looking~~~haha!
Today, I took many photos with my buddy and other students in my class, for I regard this as the last present they left for me.
This is we are pretending to be two killers. Pretty cool, right?
This is just like a family, but I'm not mummy a!
This is taken like three dwarves.
This is a group of girls~~~~
We are eating!!! This is my favorite activity!
My lovely buddy!!! She is really good at making faces!!
There are so many memories with this lovely campus and its students, which will be treasured by me Forever.
Yeasterday our whole group slept quite late to prepare the gift for this school.
I was decorating our pictures. YY was just looking~~~haha!
Today, I took many photos with my buddy and other students in my class, for I regard this as the last present they left for me.
This is we are pretending to be two killers. Pretty cool, right?
This is just like a family, but I'm not mummy a!
This is taken like three dwarves.
This is a group of girls~~~~
We are eating!!! This is my favorite activity!
My lovely buddy!!! She is really good at making faces!!
3/06/2009
Our first day in NYJC by WW
We are so lucky to be able to go to NYJC for 2 weeks.
Their study building with beautiful artificial seashells on the wall.
The headmaster of NYJC welcame us and told us some principles we should obey.
They treated us with delicious food including fried chicken and fish.
We played games with buddies.
CC taught a buddy to dance “嘻唰唰”as they should be punished by failing in the game.
I and my lovely buddy - DX.
The blue sky over NYJC main building.
The auditorium of NYJC.
The playground of NYJC.
Their study building with beautiful artificial seashells on the wall.
The headmaster of NYJC welcame us and told us some principles we should obey.
They treated us with delicious food including fried chicken and fish.
We played games with buddies.
CC taught a buddy to dance “嘻唰唰”as they should be punished by failing in the game.
I and my lovely buddy - DX.
The blue sky over NYJC main building.
The auditorium of NYJC.
The playground of NYJC. I am so surprised at that every student has to run 2400 m during each PE class.
The first day gives me a good impression on NYJC, the teachers, the students and the campus.
3/04/2009
（再续）我的JC流水账 by XY
星期三，JC的第三天，上课的第二天（好废话。。。）早上照旧是6点45的车，昨天睡的太晚，车上也没补好觉，这样导致的结果是在学校的bench上趴着睡了1个半小时。。。实在是累啊，原谅我哈。今天第一次见到帅哥buddy是在他们的晨会上（因为我们不用上传说中无聊的华文课），形式和国内差不多，升国旗，唱国歌，升校旗，唱校歌。然后还有个宣誓仪式。很庄严，很郑重。让我不有自主的想起祖国来了。。。个人感觉这个仪式相当好，培养爱国情怀...半小时后我们准时出现在LT4，上完数学接着是物理。。。毕竟是初1，题目很简单。。。不过接下来的GP就令我们深刻无语了，这是一门buddy都说难懂的课。。。本来是怀着必死的决心去的（开玩笑），结果tutor对我们特别照顾，把自己的讲义给我门看，我们很遗憾的辜负了她的一片好意啊，对不起，真的是看不懂。。。1点半与buddy分了，泡进了图书馆，好多中文书啊，以至于让我有种错觉：怎么感觉这边的中文书比NUS还多啊，不过不知道是不是错觉（没准就是真的。。。）果然是以华文为特色的啊。3点开始了sharing， 先是印度和马来的同学介绍，说实话，没太听懂，谁叫原来没了解过呢，不过他们的特色小吃真的很好吃，吃着吃着就饱了，那时感觉超幸福（NYJC真的很好！！！）后来便是土生华人和我们组的sharing，都表现的很不错啦。。鼓掌！！！。。。好充实的一天，我发现我越来越喜欢NYJC了，他们对我们真的很好哎，很照顾我们的。。。(PS.他们图书馆的沙发睡上去好舒服，跟NUS的红沙发有得一拼！）期待明天，新的一天。。。。
（续）我的JC流水账 by XY
经过一天（哦不，是半天，12点就放了）的跟踪学习，games的阴影基本在记忆中抹去，取而代之的是勤奋好学的好印象，不能说所有的都是，至少我的buddy干的不错。最先开始的是物理小课，一个帅帅的帅哥教物理，大概讲的是误差。我惊奇的发现他们上课的模式和我们原来有惊人的相似，事先让同学在家做习题，上课是就是讲习题，唯一有所不同的就是他们用的英语我听不大懂，不过这倒不妨碍我看懂那些有点小弱智的物理公式。对了，他们班貌似有25个人，8女N男。今天是N+6男。没有固定的教室，每天必做的就是穿梭在教学楼里找教室。。。辛苦他们了。来，继续说物理，1个小时，8个习题，不知道该评价这速度是快是慢。这个问题我也忘了问buddy了，课讲完了老师居然要我们自己介绍，前面的同学为了给这老师点面子，都说了喜欢物理（不知是真是假）结果我来了一句，物理老师长的帅，所以喜欢他的物理。。。结果是全班哄笑。老师表情貌似有点不自然。主啊，原谅我吧，我真的是无意搞笑哎。后来上的是大课的化学，本来以为一点都会听不懂的我，看着那些熟悉的元素符号便厌倦了他们的简单（谁叫我们的buddy是初一的呢，话说他们好像刚进初院上课3星期，buddy如是说）中途还帮buddy解决了一个困扰他15分钟的化学题，其实也就是原谅在国内做烂了的小题。。。初一就是初一啊。1个小时的化学在半听半发呆中过去，接下来上的是数学的小课，又是有点简单的数列，又是老师讲昨天（或者是上个礼拜的）留下的习题。。。。。一下子又下课了，最后的经济课睡的好爽，除了头没地方放。本来想去听下他们的作文课（华文），结果由于没人去而不了了之了。其实真的蛮想去的哎。吃了顿2块钱的noodles，面和肉又差不多多，关键的是还有4个饺子，1大3小，不错，满正宗的。因为不想这么早回来，就跑去他们图书馆蹭空调，看一些有意义的书。。。结果蹭得自己的受不了了，是几乎冻僵的出来的。。。最后很满足的离开NYJC。walk back。tomorrow is another day。
我的JC流水账 by XY
怀着忐忑的心情，拖着萎靡的身体，上了NYJC的校车。。。我们是天还没没亮出发的，对于一个北纬一度的国家，唉。。。我从没记得在国内有这种情况，算了，不纠结这个。当我们到JC的时候天已经蒙蒙亮了，不得不说是个失误。NYJC比我想象中的漂亮，其实没有事先想象过哈。哎，反正就是很好了。最让我吃惊的是校门口那六个醒目的汉字（南洋初级学院）果然是以华语（他们这么叫中文，我很不赞同，保留意见吧）为特色的JC啊！经过短暂的教学楼前停留后，我见到了一群Buddy，但没见到我的那个，因为我根本不知道哪个是。。。稀里糊涂的就被带到一个大大的房子里，大大的房子里有舒舒服服的空调，爽啊。还没等享受到high，我的buddy出现了，他的帅跟他们学校的外观一样让我吃惊。。。好纯的孩子啊。为什么比我小一岁就能长成这个样子类？。唉。。。然后我们就开始扯，很纯粹的瞎扯，讲了太多以至于我根本不记得讲了啥，讲着讲着我就发现一个问题，接着我就问他：我们是不是应该讲英语？。。他若有所思的点点头：我们老师是叫我们跟你们讲英语的额。。。结果可想而知，英语英语，要命的英语。几分钟后发现他能很好的理解我要表达的意思，我却理解不了他要说什么。结果可想而知，说中文真的很爽啊！他夸了下他的pronunciation很不错，结果雷到他了，然后他说他们老师说他不行，结果把我雷到了。。汗。吃了点他们给的东西，当场换了他们送的衣服，又简单听了几句singalish，buddy们走了，没带走一片垃圾（开玩笑).我们照样坐在那迷迷糊糊的听briefing。貌似他们那个校长说要我们努力，貌似那个校长说要我们小心弄那个bloging，貌似有个tutor说认识我们教育厅长。一切都在半清醒中结束的。。。。。。中午了，该吃饭了。而且是不要钱的饭，并且是吃一送一，buddy这回沾我们光了，嘿嘿，省下一顿饭钱。。。自豪啊。对了，今天的主旋律做游戏，silly games。。really silly。其中还有大家熟悉的终极密码。一个小时的终极密码真的很要命哎。game，game ， silly but happy。game完了，今天的任务好像也完了，我的buddy又走了，他去跑传说中的2.4km了，我不去，特批的。。。后来我们又去逛了下整个学校，除了发现中文学习室有格言，有意林，有读者外，nothing more amazing。then 我走回parry hall。其实真的不是很近。。。NYJC不错，赞一个。期待，期待明天，believ it。。。（发现最近废话越来越多，不过没关系，嘿嘿。）
Always feel fresh BY:JY
Today is the third day we've spend in NYJC. Compared with the first day we got here, I, myself , consider the things here are all become much more familiar with me. Not only the tranquil library, but also the lively canteen.
Besides these, each place my buddy Denis took me to can always makes me feel quite fresh, like the LT rooms or the study room where we have the sharing with those Malay and India friends.
Every minute I stayed in the campus can always gives me surprise. i just want to share two of them with you this time.
The first one is when I was enjoying the traditional food that served by those foreign friends, a girl just came to me and said she came from Xi'an which is my home town. What's more, she came here when she was quite young, but she once was in the same school with me. Oh, me dear god, you are so kind to let the girl who comes from the same place with me to meet me here. Thanks a lot to let me feel the warm of my hometown from thousands miles away.
The second thing is alao quite amazing. Wangzheng is the person
I will talk about . He is in the same class with when we had the English course in NUS, I just once heard he knew how to play the piano, but today when I really saw him sitting here playing the piano without noticing me coming near I was quite moved. because his appearce is just quite like a sportboy, but at that moment he was a performer. We also took some pictures and made fun of his two totally different aspects.
Besides these, each place my buddy Denis took me to can always makes me feel quite fresh, like the LT rooms or the study room where we have the sharing with those Malay and India friends.
Every minute I stayed in the campus can always gives me surprise. i just want to share two of them with you this time.
The first one is when I was enjoying the traditional food that served by those foreign friends, a girl just came to me and said she came from Xi'an which is my home town. What's more, she came here when she was quite young, but she once was in the same school with me. Oh, me dear god, you are so kind to let the girl who comes from the same place with me to meet me here. Thanks a lot to let me feel the warm of my hometown from thousands miles away.
The second thing is alao quite amazing. Wangzheng is the person
I will talk about . He is in the same class with when we had the English course in NUS, I just once heard he knew how to play the piano, but today when I really saw him sitting here playing the piano without noticing me coming near I was quite moved. because his appearce is just quite like a sportboy, but at that moment he was a performer. We also took some pictures and made fun of his two totally different aspects. After this , we went to the sharing. it was there that I met my freinds and got surprised again as I mentioned before.
In a word, today is a good day. Wish all my freinds happy all the time.
3rd day by CC
Firstly, the Introduction of my name: why CC, not CS or others.
When in senior 2, I often played DotA with my classmates in which I need a nickname. As Counter-Strike, the game, was abbreviated to CS, I changed the 2nd letter to C and made it CC. My gamemates liked to call me CC and soon the whole class began to call me CC, then it turn out to be my code name. Actually, CC was pronounced as "saysay" or "er say" due to Tianjin's accent.
Lets move back to the 3rd day.
I have got used to the life here. Everything seems to be daily life. My memories of previous life reccurred with a sort of warm feeling.
morning assembly
Math in LT we do not have lecture in senior high.
Wang Zheng was playing with a Malay music instrument.
We were amazed that he could speak Chinese!
Strange weather: raining with sun shine
He Zhou was sharring Chinese Arts
sth. new BY 歪歪
SPOTTED!!
On Wednesday afternoon, right afer class, there's a culture sharing among Chinese, Indian and Malaysian students.
The boy in costume is showing us INDIAN culture vividly~
So excited to find a piano in a teaching building
and... cannot help enjoying his own music ~!
and... cannot help enjoying his own music ~!
How about a round of applause?
JC girl students are beyond my imagination~
It's so wonderful to find out that they can even run 2400m without stop!!
As for me, I tried to run 4 rounds to avoid being scolded by the PE teacher, haha..
This is an ECONOMY lecture
Things we learned today are just similar to what we've learned in POLITICS in our Senior 1.
Look carefully!~ The woman in dark clothes is a famous African American poet.
She taught us English literature.
She is dancing and singing while reading poems for us~ HOW FANTASTIC!
#contributed by YANG YANG
3/02/2009
o∩_∩o..by 歪歪
This is our first day in Nanyang Junior College.
Everything went well, especially the weather.
A tranquil place filled with sunshine, trees and flowers --
That's my impression of NYJC at the very beginning.
We formed into 4 groups to chat and play games with buddies.
Since we are all outgoing, it's easy for us to get to make friends with each other.
The lady introduced this college to us.
She smiled a lot and looked quite easygoing.
In her words, we gradually got to know more about this junior college.
This is the room in which we hold activities.
One of teaching buildings in NYJC
Sunshine pouring down on the road to canteen.
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#contributed by Yang Yang
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