Thursday, October 18, 2012

Dragon boat



First March 2011,
I graduated from high school,I attend an graduation ceremony,immediately came to Taiwan.I started study Mandarin chinese I graduated from high school on March 1st, 2011. After attending the graduation ceremony, I immediately came to Taiwan
I studied a year and a half of Chinese at MTC(師大國語中心:Mandarin Trainig Center). My best memories is The dragon boat at MTC!
I looked like Boy! 


2011

   

 2012
My precious



We training  in the latter of March to Competition;端午節!
And Training time is from 6:30am to 9:30am on weekday!So early!
In addition,I became to Captain of Women's team.
For winning second place in the Taipei International Dragon boat races.
Taipei  maypr and me at awarding ceremony
However it is difficult to become to Captain,because consider various things and should understand the culture of various countries.
But I caughted a lot of things.However, it is difficult to become a captain because I need to consider many different things and understand the culture of various countries.
If I have a chance,I'm going to row to Dragon boat again!

    Everyone! Have you ever watched this?:}
    is us!

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  1. UnknownOctober 25, 2012 at 7:28 AM

    Even that I leave in Taiwan, I still never got the chance to really ride a dragon boat. When every time I saw people riding dragon boats on TV, I always consider it an difficult and tiring exercise. I think every time the contestants finish one ride their arms as well as the whole body must be extremely sore and tired. However, if i got an opportunity I still would like to give myself a chance to ride the Dragon boat.

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  2. UnknownOctober 25, 2012 at 10:14 AM

    That's so nice that you can experience such a special thing! I have never seen a dragon boat on-site, not to mention riding it. It must be a great experience. So glad to see you having great time in Taiwan. Hope to see more sharing of your life. It's very fun. Thank you!

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