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I believe words have their own autonomy, every syllable of it, I never thought it as a tool,forgive me that I can't talk if I couldn't find the precise word. I am the one that want to see the reason, find the original meaning, the evolvement behind each word we write and utter. I am in Shanghai now, WECHAT ID yaqing-connie .Thanks.
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    I think I remember your words I know that there would be a lack of accuracy , when I recall memories, yet I still want to give it a try. I remember that day when I finished a visit from a museum in London and wanted to return to the hostel I booked for that night, the daylight was sliding towards darkness, I asked the man sat in the information centre ( it’s a small stand), “ could you tell me how to get there?” he circled a name in a small piece of Tube map of London, handed it to me and pulled down the curtain between us immediately, with great force. It was time for him to go home. And I could no longer ask him for help at least for that day, I turned away and managed to find a large Tube map on a wall. I looked at it carefully, trying to find my destination on that map, a young man approached me and smiled, “Could I help you?” “I want to find the…” I gave him the small piece of map, “ Kennington…let’s see, E5,ABCD…E, and 5, so it’s there.” His finger slided to that place on that big map. Yes, Kennington...Kennington. Before I went there, I said goodbye.
    May 25, 2014
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    大概是“猜成语一”的意思。

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    May 24, 2014
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    They say the Characters are the hardest part, yet I came to realise that it might be the core in learning this language, the logic and thoughts are all hidden in the words.

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    May 20, 2014
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    “份”相对于“件”,含义更为抽象,“件”更像是用来表示单纯的计量(更实体化),而”份“更侧重的是不可计量(虽然这样听起来可能有点矛盾——to count the uncountable,计量不可计量的,但文字本身又何尝不是如此,人用文字来表达不可表达的)。 至少在我的理解,”份“被用来表示更抽象的,比如”一份心意“,”两份薄礼“。 这两个字,在我看来,本质上是不同的。
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    May 11, 2014
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    Project 34365: part 152

    (一百五十二/三百六十五)
    今天是二〇一四年五月六日。
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    我们会见了朋友。
    我们在晚上去了餐厅。  (可以改成,“晚上,我们去了餐厅。”)
    我吃了汉堡,薯条和凉拌卷心菜。

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    May 11, 2014
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    May 3, 2014
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    I thought of writing something, yet found reluctant to...maybe I should recall something first Something I wrote, three years ago, before I left Edinburgh. -------------- I Words. Words are unique beings. But I try not to define their meanings. I believe they are indefinable. As someone said, “ Words are literal words, not something else. Although they can refer to something else”. They used to be alive, as time floods by, now they become freezed creatures. As if a piece of fossil. Or a face shadowed. II There are certain words in English that perhaps could not be translated into another language. It doesn’t have to be a glowing one. Maybe just like a pebble half sunk in a river bank. Or a quiet constellation that you did not discern when looking at the moon. Goodbye. A wave. Such words that I may grin when I saw them. They are one of the untranslatable. Different from the Chinese version which literally means see you again, a good-bye is a less nostalgic one. A comforting word. Godbwye as it is. A wave is like water going back to water. Or more precisely, like a tide, at its very still moment, the moment that after rising and before falling. When it falls, it grins with a natural calmness. Goodbye. A wave.
    May 3, 2014
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    April 26, 2014
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