day 31 - Happy 60th National Day, China
Once again Happy 60th National Day , China.
Basicly, most of us camped at our dorm today being afraid of heavy traffic if we go out.
Sorry, No picture taken today went out for lunch without camera
My Reflection:
The school, the street, the road, everywhere seems to be very empty. I predicted to have busy in the road as it was public holiday and people would tend to go for shopping or somewhere. Until I went in to a small restaurant to have my lunch and realized that most of the people there all eyes on the television watching the National Day Parade.
I then came across the same thing while having my dinner. Okay, I found that China celebrates the National Day for the entire day. Perhaps they had enough people to perform for the country.
From there I could see that the Chinese really really proud of being the citizen of China. And that what everybody of different countries should do.
Basicly, most of us camped at our dorm today being afraid of heavy traffic if we go out.
Sorry, No picture taken today went out for lunch without camera
My Reflection:
The school, the street, the road, everywhere seems to be very empty. I predicted to have busy in the road as it was public holiday and people would tend to go for shopping or somewhere. Until I went in to a small restaurant to have my lunch and realized that most of the people there all eyes on the television watching the National Day Parade.
I then came across the same thing while having my dinner. Okay, I found that China celebrates the National Day for the entire day. Perhaps they had enough people to perform for the country.
From there I could see that the Chinese really really proud of being the citizen of China. And that what everybody of different countries should do.
posted by ed ed edy at
8:05 PM
2 Comments:
Hi Edy, thanks for the interesting reflections for your past few entries. BTW, I believe China considers 1 Oct as its Liberation Day and NOT its National Day. You may wish to check this out with the locals?
Regards, Lim Choon Boo
Hi Mr Lim, thanks hope you enjoy reading my blogs.
ermm most of the locals were back to their hometown, i have to wait for them to come back here then i can ask them.
i did a search at the internet cause im still very curious.i found that 1 october is still China national day.
This is the link http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/8284165.stm
See you soon cher
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