Red Tape in Our University After receiving an internship offer I'm going to Beijing in summer. But the office of Academic Affairs asks me to submit a table to prove I REALLY got the internship because I don't follow school's arrangement to another company. It's so ridiculous I haven't gone to Beijing! It's so troublesome and annoying to go through all the red tape!

National Museum of China National Museum of China is the best museum I've ever been. It's located in central of Beijing, opposite to the Great Hall of the People. Five years ago I happened to have an opportunity to visit it, and I saw many extremely valuable culture relics printed in history books! so the museum was deeply impressed on my memory. I wise one day I could visit British Museum and the Louvre Museum and compare them!

Weather in Harbin I live in Harbin, a city located in Northeast China. It's on the edge of Russia, so as you imagine it's one of the coldest place in winter. But things are different in summer -- today the highest temperature is 26 degrees and the lowest is 16 degrees, which is pleasantly cool compared with Beijing, 36 - 24 degrees. It means in the daytime a T-shirt is comfortable and at night you could have a sweet sleep without being bothered by mosquitoes!

Evaluation System in University I'll take Computer Graphics course as example. The proportion of final examination takes up 50% of grade, while usual performance and lab assignments account for one-third of it. Finally, we have a 20-point small curriculum design. Generally those three parts form our evaluation system.

The Last Course was Completed The last course has been completed today, which means the one-year exchange program is going to be finished. I must admit that I feel a little sad when thinking about the fact that I never have chance to meet most of my classmates again. In this year I made some friends and even met a girl I like, goodbye, all of you.

The Moon and Six Pence Yesterday I finished a novel named "The Moon and Six Pence". It tells a legend story of a great painter, who used to be a undistinguished stock broker. He was a dull person in life and had a respectable family, so at beginning I think the man just a footnote in this book. But with close reading I was shocked when the Englishman gave up all he had and pursued for his dream. It's a little ridiculous but the story is still moving --- in life there is something deserving us to pay for it.

Strange Separation in Computer Science Major Could you spot the difference between School of Computer Science and Engineering and School of Software? I think it's strange even ridiculous to do this, but Ministry of Education asks all university to separate the latter from the former. We have nearly the same class and do same homework, but we belong to different major!

Are Programmers Live a Boring Life? Do you know the nickname "code monkey"? It jokes about some trivial and dull job some programmers have to everyday ---- especially "Ctrl + C" and "Ctrl + V"(copy and paste from one place to another). Because the opinion towards developers life is widely considered as true, please give me an opportunity to clear it. There are three main types software developers in the world: first are low level programmers.(they don't do low status job!) Ususally they deal with complex problems in computer infrastructure like compiler and operating system. Since the jobs are difficult even for people who majored in computer science, some gays who can do it get high pay. The second type programmers are coders who work on system development: they build tool (for example, game engine or web server) for other applications. It's also need lots of related knowledge and many years experience to master it. The another type developers are application developers. Websites or phone applications built by them make our world colorful and interesting. But because it's easy to get started and take part in, some people who tech themselves don't have strong competitive advantage, so they have to work hard to keep their jobs ---- maybe it's why programmers are called "code monkey"!

My Dream University Before admitted to university I had fantasied numerously for my college. Now I'm a sophomore and have spent seperately one year on different universities, what's the dream school in my mind? First it must have rich academic atmosphere and global outlook. Different scope causes vast difference. It's very difficult for you to achieve something you never heard before; by contrast you'll try it confidently if someone around you has achieve a goal. Second it's diversify I most want. Sole criterion only makes dull students like products produced by factory, which have no individual character. High eduction is designed to incentive innovation, not to stifle creativity. Only has those characteristics could a university finish its tasks in cultivating talents and advancing science, and it is definitely my dream university.