Wondering around..

On the top, the city flower of HK.
The police station in british style.

Tagged

Updated on 11th Jan - Explanation of the photo
Rita/ Daniel- you all have good observation!
The building here is actually a Christian bookstore in Hong Kong and it connects with a church- so there are cross on the window frame. You can see following is a part of the church. The design theme was based on Noah, it built in 1950s.
Daniel- it's so good that you can even recognize the bus which is resemble to the London one. You know, when I was in London, it gave me a sense of belongings, as everything seems like HK, this is the influence of a british colony.




I was tagged by the future writer/photographer/ politician- Rita, she gave me a great honor to do the following:

1. Go to the 4th folder in your computer where you store your pictures.

2. Pick the 4th picture in that folder.

3. Explain the picture.

4. Tag 4 people to do the same!

I hoped the photo would not be that bad or weird when I was going to pick it. haha..it's exciting and interesting through!

So, here's the one.
For explaining the picture.........Maybe , can you guys tell me what you feel/see from this photo before I tell you all where the photo taken etc.
( have to sleep now, because it's 2:00am at night :> )

PS: Thanks Rita, I am glad you picked me to play this game:)

Piano

I really worried about my piano teacher. She's in a hospital now because she will have an eye operation in coming Thursday.
We just had a class yesterday, and I received her call tonight about the problem of her eyes. She hardly open her eyes now. What I can do now is pray for her. I can't imagine the world gonna be, if I can't read the scores and play my favourite pieces.
All of a sudden, I feel that we can't always take something for granted. Something will lost one day...which is completely unavoidable.
Cherish what we have now.

Central, HK

Central is in HK Island, which is a central business district. Like Fifth Ave in NY, with lots of high-end fashion boutiques and department stores.

The building at the front is Legislative Council, it preserves the English architecture style as HK was a british colony.
In the back, China Bank Tower is the landmark in HK.

My living place

On my way home today, I randomly took some photos, and would like to show you how my living place is. I has been living here for almost 16 years. You can see those tall buildings where my home is.

A corner in HK

Here is the common corners you can see in some old districts in HK. With residential and commercial area mix together, this is considered one of the busiest districts in HK. I am going to take my french course here. You can find mostly chinese restaurants, I am wondering if those french teachers already get used to chinese foods.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!

Today is the first day of 2009. I wish all of you a great year ahead!! I am seriously writing a to-do-list of 2009, gonna do something great in the coming year. Definitely, will do some travel- this is a very important event in a year.
Here are some photos again I took in the Stanley photo shooting.
I like this collage my friend made.