wonderland

Norway

Sun, 22 Nov 2009 13:05:24 +0800

I attended the exhibition hosted by Norway consulate yesterday. Though it's subject should be introducing Norway's architech, it turned out to be a tourist seduction. Calling on people here to take a trip there. At the main entrance, it post a big introduction about Norway. One outstanding sentence is : one of the most richest countries in the world.

xiao Lu 马上叹气, 为什么他们怎么有钱??(不是感叹句, 是确确实实的疑问句,还愤愤不平的望着我, 要我给个能安抚的答案)

Ally 马上翻白眼, 回道:你问点有营养的问题, 好不! 不说远的, 就广州也有很多人很有钱. (问了, 答了, 难不成金子就会从天而降!)

xiao lu: 不知道他们领事馆还请不请人?(大概是以为他们工资应该不低, 反正就吆喝自己是世界最富有的国家之一了)

Ally回到: 恩..你还是考虑一下德国领事馆吧, 听闻他们的清洁阿姨是开车上班的, 月收入五千. (你怎么都阿姨强吧!norway领事馆的这次展览规模也忒小忒简单, 看来还是不成行, 个人感觉)

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Kopan 2

Sun, 22 Nov 2009 12:45:26 +0800

weather of November in Nepal is the most perfect one. The sky is blue and climate is warm. In Kopan monastery, everything looks peacful. It looks like a small gem glittering under the sunshine. 世外桃源一个.It exists there silently, no matter what happens, it don't care. When you stay there, nothing can enter your mind, life, death, rich, poor...all you can feel is 岁月静好,现世安稳!!

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凤求凰

Sun, 22 Nov 2009 12:23:11 +0800

凤求凰·琴歌王实甫　

有美一人兮，见之不忘。一日不见兮，思之如狂。

　　凤飞翱翔兮，四海求凰。无奈佳人兮，不在东墙。

　　将琴代语兮，聊写衷肠。何日见许兮，慰我旁徨。

　　愿言配德兮，携手相将。不得於飞兮，使我沦亡。

春心荡漾啊!!!!越看心里越流蜜,原来快乐来得如此简单. 小词一首, 每次在跑步时, 都心里偷念着, 乐的不得了.中国词曲里对爱情的, 尤其是追求阶段的描写多是含蓄的. 这种直接(甚至可以说直白)是甚少见的. 激昂,浓烈,明了! 每个人都颗玻璃心, 总在某时某颗遇上某样东西, 就会melting down. You don't know why, you don't know what it will be , but when you meet it , you will know. This poem pokes the most softness coner in my heart, tastes so sweet. 上次遇到这种境况是听Louis Armstrong's <<you are so beautiful>> many years ago. Catching the same feeling now....

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Kopan monastery in Nepal

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 21:45:32 +0800

it is heard that there are some short courses(7 or 10 days) hold in this small Monastery, so I took a taxi and paid a visit there. Unfortunately, for November, it only will host one month course. Therefore I have to skip the course, just pay attention to this monastery itself.

大佛堂只有一个monk管理, 他也很奇怪, 特别对我优待, 挪了个私人的蒲垫给我. (正好, 那么公共的蒲垫都给用的很旧了, 不奢望他们会每周清洗). 作为在外旅游的中国人, 很多时候都没金发碧眼的老外吃香.所以本小姐有点纳闷, 我咋就有特别待遇呢?! 原来他是寺里唯一的一个中国人, 四十多岁了, 叫Nima(太阳). 出身在四川甘孜, 自小就决定走佛途, 在印度呆过一段时间, 然后就转战到nepal, 一呆就是十八年了. 中文讲得还不错, 但有时侯会想不到词. 他喜欢Nepal的环境和天气(听他意思, 就是嫌印度), 在这里管吃管住, 但没收入. (可我咋见他有手机呢?! 难不成是化缘化来的). 这里一定要学会的语言出了nepal 外就是藏语, 是每年考试的必考科目. 基本上我见到上了年纪并有一定地位的monk都是人手一部手机, 而且都心宽体胖,但绝对是每个都慈眉善目. 本小姐最最关心的问题就是: 如果要进来这寺庙, 门坎有多高. Nima说 : 想来就来呗, 不用考试,不用交钱. 但你搞错一件事, 本寺庙是全男班. . 但不用灰心, 下面一点那个寺庙就是全女班. (还好有个补充说明). 可问题是横看竖看, 还是觉得这个寺庙环境好. Nima说, 没关系, 你可以来进修或干脆就住它几个月(作为游客就好啦, 反正交钱就行了).

总结: 人人尽说江南好，游人只合江南老。 (现在不适合来这住,老了再说)

http://www.kopan-monastery.com/

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Tricks (Sztuczki)

Mon, 15 Jun 2009 23:09:10 +0800

Tricks (Sztuczki)

Directed by:	Andrzej Jakimowski
Written by:	Andrzej Jakimowski
Cast:	Damian Ul, Ewelina Walendziak, Rafał Guniczak
Distributor:	New Wave Films
Country:	Poland
Year:	2007
Running time:	96min

During the long summer holidays, six-year-old Stefek follows his 17-year-old sister Elka as she works by evening in a bar and prepares for her job interview with a large international company. One day, at the railway station, they see a man who Stefek suspects may be the father who abandoned him at birth. Stefek and Elka have developed a life in which they believe that 'tricks' or games can influence the course of events. Stefek embarks on a new sequence of games of chance in which he hopes to win back his lost father, turning up at the station every day and attempting to prolong their encounters.

2007威尼斯影展最佳欧州电影奖
　　2007菠兰影展最佳影片、最佳摄影
　　2007东京影展最佳男演园
　　2007圣保萝国际影展评审团大奖
　　2007斯洛伐克国际影展费比西奖
　　2007德国海德堡影展评审团大奖
　　2007欧州巡迴影展评审团大奖
　　2008台北电影节国际青年导演竞塞片

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there are lots of scene impressed me....

1 Stefek tried to set free the doves, but even he has opened the cage, the doves just ignored him and refussed to fly out of the cage.......

2 Elka ate the watermelon by the street---It is so fun seeing her eating that piece of watermelon.

3 Stefek woke up at the train in the early morning, when he stared out the side door of the train, city scene alternatedly flashed past.

4 close up---there are lots of close up, actor's face sometime almost occupy half the screen.

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Movie star? or Movie hands

Mon, 15 Jun 2009 22:52:09 +0800

My big big boss came across and shouted, “we need a model, the filming is just about to start” wow! We do know there is a film production team coming from Beijing and will shoot a short film introducing our routine job and the whole working procedure. But who knows there is a need for a model. Big boss kept yelling and encouraged us “hey, we need a movie star, en.. who need to have beautiful hands to show how XXXX machine work” ….We tried to smother our disappointed expression when we heard the word “hand”, and silence keep hovering over. Still, no one responded to her, before she freak out, my co-worker who said beside me finally voiced her opinion: how about XXXX? Her hands are well-known for its perfect. The rest of us exhaled imperceptibly, and nodded to confirm her recommendation. So, we “betray” another colleague who does not belong to our team.

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<<Dear John>>page 179&177

Mon, 15 Jun 2009 22:51:06 +0800

“Tim had pronounced it to have the greatest atmosphere of any restaurant he’d been to”

“it reminded me that you’re the best thing that’s ever happened to me”

This is typical expression foreigner would use, exaggerating every simple ordinary thing. Last time when I wore that red skirt, my boss widened her eye in shock and praised : this is the most gorgeous color I have even met! I have to sniffle a laugh and prevent myself from rolling my eyes, feigned a delighted voice to say. “thank you”

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<<Dear John>>page 175

Mon, 15 Jun 2009 22:48:40 +0800

“I know it’s a cliché and it’s probably off the mark, but I keep thinking of you sitting in a tent at a makeshift table, with an oil lamp burning beside you while the wind blows outside. It’s so much more romantic than reading something on the same machine that you use to download music or research a paper………………………” actually in reality, John was sitting in the fluorescent-lit, government-issued desk inside his wooden barracks………..

Ah huh…girlish thing. You can never imagine how silly and stupid girl could become when it come to romantic. How about you have a bad handwriting, does it lessen it’s romantic? Gosh! We are watching the movie “ you’ve got mail” nowadays, how come people still anticipate the written letter enclosed in a traditional envelope, which was carried by old-fashion surface mail. Maybe , Postcard is fine with me, but when it come to the written letter which just go to far. If I did receive it, I have to doubt whether the sender is insane. I do like this plot appearing in the novel or movie, but in the reality, I just don’t buy it a bit. Maybe I have lost the sense of romantic, but let’s say it I am just too scared to meet some weird guy.

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Dear John by Nicholas Sparks

Sun, 07 Jun 2009 22:54:47 +0800

Dear John is written by Nicholas Sparks. It is not as good as I expected, not that impressive or touching as the praise and compliments recommended on the book review. Some critic said it had tremendous emotional depth, oh my god, it was going too far. What caught my eye mostly is not the love story between John and Savannah, it is the relationship between John and his father. His father has Asperger, which means developmental disorder. In other words, he was like rain man, remember that movie?! But the difference is his situation is relatively miner, which enable him to have been married once, raise his child on his own and obtain a steady job. But the bad side is his inexistent social life and only can talk about coins. John always want to have normal father like others, who can share idea and thoughts, patting his back to encourage and push him going forward. John also is eager to have some normal conversation with his father apart from coins. Finally, when he discovered the fact that the only way to attach with his dad is through coins which is revealed by Savannah who is majored in special education. Though the fact is harsh and unbearable, John did improve his relationship with his father and move long pretty well. He became more understanding about his father’s love for him. I don’t know what to say about it, this part looks like kind of something stuck in the throat. Life is not always perfect, we have to admit something there we cannot change. Maybe love is on so many level, once you know they have try their best, you should just take it instead of asking for the same as others. I have not finished the whole book yet, but I have a peek over the ending which is not a happy one. However, as we all know, the most touching and memorable thing always contains sorrow and sad.