Call me SiMoN !!

I guess this is my last post in Blogspot. MY initial intention for writing this blog is to chronicle my university life in China. But the unlucky thing is that China has banned its internet users from visiting Blogspot.com. I don't really understand why they did so (personally, i think its meaningless).
So, if you guys have any idea or recommendation for any blog sites that are accessible in China, do leave your messages here. I miss blogging. THANKS!!!

Sorry, guys for not updating my blog after such a long period of time. The whole school internet line was kind of disturbed and the connection was awful.

I'm getting myself busy lately because of some clubs and associations in the school. Activities and assignments are giving me headaches. Anyway, things will be okay and in order some time, so I'll have my free time to post something about my life in China.

So, that's all, folks. Till next time. Bye!

Winter was last year and I was expecting Guangzhou to be a little bit warmer, but I was wrong.

This month is supposed to be spring and the weather should be warm and comfortable. The temperature is around 15 degrees Celsius (It's nothing if compared to other provinces in China, like Beijing), but still, I considered that VERY COLD!! I think I kinda get myself fully adapted with Malaysia's weather condition, so having myself in such a "cold" place after a 4 hours flight is still not enough for me to cope with it.

In spite of the weather, the scenery in my campus is marvelous (maybe a little bit exaggerated). The blossomy trees are eye-catching and I am really in love with them (cause I've never seen such scene before, except in TVs).

Here's a few pictures for your eyes to savour, hehe.

Well, I was on my plane to Guangzhou on the 26th of February when this kinda weird incident happened.

My flight was at 4.20pm and I was supposed to reached Guangzhou's Baiyun Airport by 8.30pm and my dorm at around 10pm. When the plane was "on air" for around an hour, the pilot suddenly reported that there was something wrong with our plane's radar and due to the hazy weather at the South China Sea, we had to take a U-turn back to LCCT. One of the stewardess explained to some frustrated passengers that the pilot had to do so in order to prevent any unexpected incidents, such at collision with other planes and what-so-ever.

Nothing serious or life-threathening happened, but this is my first time taking to U-turn back to airport and had my flight postponed. We departed at 7.50pm sharp and reached Guangzhou in midnight, and reached my dorm at 2am! I tried to take a nap during my 4 hours flight, but some of the excited passengers couldn't get their seats warm and kept on talking in very uneasy tone, especially the old businessman 2 rows ahead.

Anyway, I enjoyed the 1 hour of peaceful ride along Guangzhou's city back to my campus, though the scene of a drunken man vomitted out from a taxi made my stomach uneasy.

Thank God for the safe trip and I'll be updating more of my trip in Seremban (hehe). C ya.

Well, after being in my sweet hometown, Kuching for more than a month, i'm back in GuangZhou, again. Nothing much has changed.

I'm kinda busy and tired lately because of all the chores that have to be done in my dorm. I'll post more when I'm free.

Well, I've been in hometown Kuching for 12 days exactly. Sorry for not updating but I just don't know what to post. ^^

Anyway, it's great being home, place where I'm closest and most familiar with. But there's a weird feeling in me these days. I can't really get myself excited or fresh about whatever things that occurred around me. Sometimes, I feel lonely, though I'm not alone. Maybe I'm thinking too much. Am I having depression? Nah... why should I be depressed when I don't even know what I'm depressed of?

Going back to GuangZhou on 27th of February, but will be leaving for KL first on the 22nd of February. Good luck with everything. God bless us.

Seems like I've left my blog for ages till it rusts. Today is the second day of exam and i can still feel the pressure and stress in me (though the exams are not that freaking difficult and tormenting as it seems). Most of the subjects are fundamental subjects, such as Mathematic, Comprehensive English and College Chinese, but there is still some very "abstract" subject such as Mental Health.

I can't predict whether I will do well or not because everything is still a maze for me, in a foreign place, far far away from what I've been used to for the past 19 years. God bless me and Tiffiny. Pray that we will do our best and get what we deserve. Peace.