About Me

Eh...I don't clearly know what should I post on this blog now, Whatever, let me briefly introduce myself to you :). I am a student mayor in international business. Like most students who attend this College English class, I am a shy, muddled freshman. Giving hands to people in need is one of my ambitions. Therefore, although I am not a Christian, I join the volunteer group of Dayspring Christian Church. I like sport. Playing basketball and soccer is part of my daily life. I joined the soccer club of school and the team of my department. I also like to watch animations and TV series. The former, like the “Adventure Time With Finn And Jake”, and the later, like “Game of Thrones”,” Spartacus”…..etc. I am not an outgoing, voluble man, and my English article needs more practice, but I will work harder to keep up with.

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

What happen to me: where are my posts in the recent time?


First, I must say sorry to my partners for couldn’t comment on new post. I foul everything up, can you forgive me?  I also feel sorry to Paul. I haven’t finished my assignments for three weeks. Evidently, I am a burden on the class.

This situation result from my tragic character. At first I don’t accomplish my works when I meet the deadline, I feel frustration. If I can’t finish them in a short-term afterward, frustration will turn to abandon. Since then, I can’t focus on my responsibility anymore. It’s suck. Really suck.

But now I post this article. It may not be good assignment, but I write down it with words from my heart. I will overcome my drawbacks. It’s my first step.

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

ABOUT ANIMATE: Adventure Time with Finn and Jake.


Does everybody remember what topics I want to write? If you not be sure, pardon me for emphasizing it again. The subjects of this blog will focus on sports and American animations.


What I want to introduce to you today is an animated television series called “Adventure Time”. It is a story about a 14-year-old boy named Finn, who has a kind heart and chivalrous spirit, and his best friend Jake, a dog with magical powers to change shape and grow and shrink at will.





 
It’s a funny television series with a little black humor and surprising development, but behind amusing scenes and exciting adventures there is a strong moral principle.






Finn desired to be a hero. To avoid your misunderstanding, in fact, he has been a hero in really mean, at least to me. The episodes usually begin by someone asks Finn for help, and no matter how danger the missions are or what sacrifices Finn needs to pay, he completes all adventures and helps people in trouble. That’s the very part makes me like the TV series so much.


 

Something I Want To Do On this Blog.

A Program: Taking down at least one kindly act a week.

 
 People make positive relationships by doing well-meaning acts. If someone aid other people, not only ones who be helped will be happy, but those who help others will delight. Still more, good deeds can also encourage bystander to treat people around them well. It’s a virtuous circle to everyone.

I plan to write down one of the kindly acts I made during each week at the end of my posts.