2011-01-03 10:23:42
Gold
Becomes the colour of my eyes
Edging the rim of the clouds
Igniting the passion of the sky
So as my deep stare
Which dives into the coolness of the space;
Soars across the stillness of the time
To find
The taste of the cry
Or
Maybe just a poor excuse
To forget
2011-01-01 16:38:44
总是缺乏完成这本游记的毅力，但是因为我从来没说过放弃，所以今天我就继续侃下去…
2010-12-30 19:44:08
我的摄影老师曾说过：“你们为什么不想想用自己的嗜好来养活自己的嗜好呢？” 我天天就在做这样的白日梦，梦想着有一天我的艺术创作可以给我带来足够的利润来养活我在艺术上的花销。这样就会避免每次查账时看到自己在美术材料上流水的花销而受到的震撼了。
2010-12-30 18:43:21
十二年级的冬季是这边大学申请的季节，我在我妈几个月的督促下，今天终于决定开始考虑我的未来（说实在我好不想长大啊）。我迟迟不去申请的原因不在于达不到大学要求，而是因为选择太多了
。况且我喜欢纯物理，又喜欢社会学；喜欢尖端科技，又喜欢前沿设计。看到几十本大学宣传册，以及每本上几百来项专业，我并没觉得自己的前程怎样光明，渺茫才更贴切当时的感受。虽然选择多，话说回来要选一个自己感兴趣又赚钱的行当即使在我这个理想主义者的脑海里也变得不太实际了。似乎大人们（假定我还是青少年）的工作永远是一种煎熬，乐趣何在？仅仅是为自己在花钱的一刹那提供一些安全感，这个本人已经深有感受了。
）。不像我的某些同学，目标就是选一个离家最远的大学，住宿舍、独立生活——“oh yeah!”
呜呜…以前那个哭着想家的人现在显然不会为之所动了。
（本人在此不发表任何评论）。不过也禁不住庆幸自己拥有主动的权力。
2010-12-25 16:03:56
许久没有写博客了，许久没有看中文书了，许久没有回中国了…
2010-08-08 12:09:12
7.20.2009.我们旅途的第二天
2010-08-07 23:56:03
7.19.2010 was my 18-year-old birthday; on the exactly same day my family started the trans-North America trip, which I had been looking forward to for a long time. (This makes me feel that I’m 8, not 18, wanting a fancy Barbie) I’m a strong believer that travelling can make one a lot smarter, and this could be a perfect excuse to call for a summer vacation. Moreover, next year is my final year in high school (it’s depressing for me to think of that, I really enjoy the life which I don’t need to worry about living alone or struggling to survive), life has to go on, as a result, I need to visit several top universities in Canada so that I could apply for those ones I like. I know my tone is a little bleak here; I should appreciate the fact that I have the choices. And yes, top ones are all excellent, and U.S. old brand colleges are even better. Still, I wish I could live in a place where I feel amazed by the surroundings constantly. I can’t help to be an idealist.
The preparation for this trip was short, only took my family a day to gather all the necessities. However, our car’s storage space was stuffed with half of our household: two laptops, two cameras, two iPods, a DSi, a GPS, two cell phones, these electronics are just for communication and entertainment. For camping, we had two tents (actually we only used one for the whole trip, and paid the fuel fees for the other), three sleeping mats, four sleeping bags, two flashlights, one fridge and whatsoever we could bring along, the unnecessary turned out to be useful after awhile from civilization, especially my mom’s extra pair of slippers—my dad lost one of his shoes during a night of camping, thus had to stand in my mom’s shoes for the rest of the trip. Nevertheless, these things become worthless comparing to my mom’s purse (yes it’s my mom’s, although my dad pays for that). At 7:30 we started our car’s engine, it was the earliest time we began our daily journey throughout the trip. It seems that we have to drive; otherwise we would have the possibility missing the airplane.
Highway No. 1, the longest highway in the world, was the main road we travelling along. Beside the highway is the famous trans-Canada railroad, at least in the history textbook. I took train in China countless times, since railway is a common transportation tool there. On the contrary, the railway tickets here are pricy, which means you would need to spend more time and money to take it instead of airplane. It’s illogical to a Chinese, but I soon understood it after seeing all the sceneries along the highway, they are the kind of views that you won’t get tired of it in your lifetime. To be honest, I even want to be a farmer in the prairie to enjoy the clouds and sunshine. How ambitious I am…
Our first destination was Banff, where we have stayed for one week last year. This time we decided to do camping (low cost was the primary reason), which was indeed very challenging to the ones who don’t know how to face the coldness or the rain at night. Believe me, soaking wet in wintertime is not comfortable at all, that was exactly I felt there unfortunately. For some unknown reasons, I was still excited about the camping while trembling in the morning; I was still fond of starry night while wondering in the dark forest for the washroom. Since the whole trip was madness, please pay no heed to my irrationality.
I had a great birthday after all: I didn’t have a cake, I didn’t at home, I didn’t have fancy meals, I didn’t even sleep under a real roof (camping!), and I was cold all night, but I was happy, that was all it counts.
2010-08-07 04:58:45
7.19.2010.在我十八岁生日这一天我们一家踏上了穿越北美的行程。
2010-07-16 16:19:01
虽然我早已挣够了买电脑的钱，但是等待苹果机降价不切实际的希望让我足足多犹豫了半年。
2010-05-24 14:49:46
加拿大的高中和中国学校最大的一个区别就是这里很少有全校同学集中在一起的时候，不像中国每个星期一都有升旗仪式，这里一年只有两三次十五分钟的地震、火灾演习，爱国教育？还从没听说过。
不过上个星期我们年级的学生却一同听了一个特别的演讲，我们的嘉宾是辛德勒名单上最年轻的幸存者雷森（Leon Leyson）。书本上记载的有关大屠杀的历史是一回事，听这个从历史中走过来的人物来讲述他眼中的历史却是另一回事。
其中让我眼眶湿润的时刻是当这个年过八旬的老人提起他的两个哥哥是如何在二战中丧生的，他是一位波兰的犹太人，一个哥哥在德国入侵波兰时逃回了乡村的老家，没过多久就连同村里所有的犹太人被纳粹的一个特种部队在一个林子中谋杀了；另一个哥哥在被送往毒气室的途中竟然碰到了辛德勒，因为他也曾在辛德勒的工厂里打工，辛德勒当时不仅认出了他，并且还打算把他营救出来，可谁知他却拒绝了个生还的机会，决定和他的情人厮守到死。
他自己和他的父母也是因为无数的偶然才得以侥幸逃生，当然其中很大一部分都归功于辛德勒。战争结束之后，因为他们一家的亲戚无人幸免，他们决定以难民的名义移民到了美国。
看别人的人生远远要比吐露自己的人生简单，我永远也无法理解他的经历，但是可能因为年龄增长的关系，我觉得自己很幸运可以如此接触这段历史。在演讲的结尾的问答环节中，我们的社会老师问了这样一个问题：“您最想对我们铭记的一点是什么？” 没想到他没有说“希望你们能记住这段历史”， 而仅仅笑着说：“我希望你们每个人都能记住不时地为别人做一些小小的善事。”他之后又谈到了一个犹太教的名言”Whoever saves one life saves the world entire.”（救助过一条生命的人拯救了整个世界），虽然辛德勒表面上只保护了两千多个犹太人，但这些幸存者的子子孙孙都是因为辛德勒的善举而得以降生的，在雷森看来辛德勒救助的人数是永远无法估量的。
有兴趣的人可以点击这个新闻：http://www.vancouversun.com/Leon+Leyson+youngest+Schindler+List/3002522/story.html
Morning~静静的早晨 