If you are asking for an explanation of the subtle difference in the three words, I think the difference is this: Your intention refers to the plans you make for the future. If he has no intention to retire, then he has no plans to retire. If he has an intention to keep working, then he has planned to keep working. Your desire refers to your internal motivation. If I have a desire to keep working, then I feel a passion or internal motivation to keep working. A wish refers to something that you would like to happen (or not happen). It is not something that you have planned out or that you take action on. It is often something that is out of your control (or something that you don’t want to work hard for ;))! There is some subtle assumptions that I might make in the examples you gave. If you said Tony has not the least intention of giving up his research work, I would assume that Tony would 'fight' or work very hard to ensure that his research work was not taken away from him. If you say someone has "no intention" of doing something, you might assume they have a fixed or determined mind-set which might be hard to change. Of course, the whole context of what you are saying will colour what assumptions I would make about Tony!! If you said he had no wish to give up his research work, I might assume that it is out of his control, at least to some extent. I hope this helps!

A tough day

 

It's funny, a long time ago I decided that by reading and writting I would improve my English skills.  But you know, it's really hard work. I read newspapers. And through an English lauguage tool to I check my pronuciation, but guess what, the level is so mean!  I did writing [and tried to] dictate the English words. The result was that too many spelling mistakes speeling .

My god, it's a tough day, and a real the hard start, but I will try to do more practice on my English research skills.

 

 

IT is me

I graduated from Beijing university. I am a lawyer. I like to teach Chinese very much. ,and I am an imcpi IMCPI students now. 

My father is a senior Chinese teacher, and he tought me a lot.  We [or He] wroted We wrote [or He has written] several books about modern Chinese once .
I hope we can spend some happy learning time together.

Globalisation

Nowadays, the globalisation is something real. Wherever we go, there are the same shops, the same restaurants, the same music... Is this good?

Many people are afraid of losting their culture and I am afraid too. On the one hand, it's good because all we're all connected on the Internet and on television and we can travel around the world without moving. But on the other hand, the typical food, the clothes or the behaviour towards the way of life of a particular place is getting losting.

I don't want to travel to another country and to see the same things that I found in mine. I want to travel and discover things that I've never seen and to feel that there are many people who are differents. These things makes the a human better.