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Eating pizza with a pair of chopsticks; culture difference, personal interest [22]
Subconsciously, the mouse pointer
along with my hand has already escaped away.
However, as I
grew up, my curiosity
expanded to
many fields
until my parents couldn't satisfy my desire
to learn any longer. Fortunately, there is Google. If I'm concerned about global warming, interested in the bailout
or just want to know how to solve a
rubics cube, with only a simple click, I am always able to
access any first-hand information from all over the world. I expect college to be a place like this, too.
I quickly linked to "Facebook" -- my favorite website, where I cherish many pictures. Looking at those vivid
images , my mind flashes back to memory lane. I remember my first step onto the land
of the United States at the age of sixteen, the first time I understood a casual English conversation, the first time I went to a football game, the first time I
ran onto the soccer field with friends, the first time I lay on my bed alone with a
vein of nostalgia....Those numerous first
times traced the footprints of a Chinese boy who left his parent's harbor, started a journey to the other side of the world to pursue his dream.
I click back to background again. This time, in the round headed, black haired, Chinese boy's dark brown
eyes , I see the inspired, playful and unique self.
You are a wonderful writer, I really liked how you set it all up. Also, thanks for the good idea for the tea in the coffeemaker!!
:)