Halloween!
The trio plus our friend Ruby went to a party held at a friend's apartment. The place was really upscale with an actual bathtub and balcony furniture, things that are nearly foreign to me in my string of cheaper, Chinese apartments.
一个故事:A few days ago while riding the bus, I gave up my seat to a woman who looked really tired, who was clinging weakly to the bar above her head. We started a conversation very much in the mold of conversations I've had many times before: Where do you study? What are you doing in China? Are you French? (I get this one a lot) When I told her I was American, she asked which city. She didn't recognize Miami, but when I explained I was from the southern part of America she excitedly told me about a book she'd been reading about, as far as I could understand, the movement of Northerners to the South and a lot of loss in a family. She attempted the English name, which I couldn't understand, and so I handed her a piece of paper. On it she wrote: "Gone with the Wind" and 漂风, meaning something like "drifting in the wind." It was somehow surprising and cute.
My current life is a lot of studying, a bit of painting, and not spending my limited money. Tonight I'm heading to a German art event with my friend, Xin.
在冬天越来越冷。树叶到红色就落地,不久空树。
4 comments:
The restored area looks very well done. Everyone seems to be enjoying themselves there.
How does the historic feeling of the area hold up under close scrutiny? It seems a smart move to build on Beijings history.
It's too bad the streets original old buildings were lost- do you think historic preservation is becoming more popular in China as of late?
Love,
-Dad
I meant to leave the comment above on your more recent post!
As per THIS post:
You are so French Ross. So very. very French...
:)
Dad
Ross,
I am so glad you gave up your seat on the bus to the tired woman.If you ever don't I'll be forced to spank your "French Arse".
Its so scary.. be careful
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