My daily life My name is YunCHEN.I am a Chinese. Here I would like to talk about my life. I am 30 something, married, having a 6 year old boy. I am neither skinny nor obese, and I am not very pretty but not urgly at all.Long in a short, I am a typical mid-aged work lady living in China. I work customs declaration in a freight forwarding company. I work for 8 hours per day from 9 am to 5:30 pm. During work days from Monday to Friday, my boy stays at the daycare nearby our apartment. Every morning I send him to the daycare and my husband pick him home as he off work earlier than me. After work we go straight back home and prepare dinner quickly. Sometimes would go out to have it sometimes. Later,we would like to walk around with my son riding the bike. By 9pm, my son go to bed when I start to have my personal time. My parents and my parents- in -low lives in another district separately, not far away from oyr house that takes roughly 15 mins by car.Almost each weekend, we would have a meal together at their home. My life is very busy, I feel fulfilled with it though.

How do you deal with those leftover food? In China, foods are prepared in one bowl for everyone to share, while, as I know, they will be divided into a seperated dish and to be served upon how many people have it in western. Since the issue of food consumption is uncontrolabley that resulted in food wasting. For instance, my son, would randomly have few of rices and coures because of those snacks he ate before the meal had fulled his tank. Likewise, adults are joining in food wasting brigade. In a resteruant, particularly the one that you got into for the first time, the scale of served foods might exceed your expectation. After squaring a meal, there’s probably some food left over. Would you force yourself eating them up, an unhealthy way towards yourself or take it away. However, out of my experience, refrigerator preserved foods are not as tasty as fresh ones and rabbish bin might be theier fated destination. I am not to rehash the importance of saving foods, our whole human’s concern. My approach is going through the storage in the refrigerator before shopping. And my foods consumption principle is slight inadequence better than wasting. Also, you are welcomed to share with me your tips on stopping food wasting.

How can I work on the dialogue function properly?

Just as quested on the title, it would be someone come to greeting me like hi , hello , and ask me what is your business and Ianswered.  Only few round talk they were silent.

The purpose for using this section is only to enhance my language ability. So I personally supposed the person who turned up and said hello to me held the one aim.  It would not be uncomfortable to me  unless he/she asks or speaks something insulting.  I will let talk move on or just say excuse me I have something to deal with right now. Would you like to make a time that we both avaible?

I am writting this article isn't making complaint about people who neglect me. I just wanna say we can take more from  this latform,providing us chance to learn a language and make friend. Not just sit there and do nothing.

My Spainish friend （with amendment) I have a Spanish friend . He came to China for doing business.He has very extroverted and cared personality. He cannot speak Chinese,so that has caused a lot trouble for him living in China. I tried to teach him some daily used words and sentences . Although it’s difficult for him to learn as he complainted to me, he put forward his to work on it and be able to talk something in Chinese simply. In return, he taught me his mother language, Spainish. He is a very patient teacher, pointing out and correcting my mistake again and again. So all worries of being criticized were taken away. I am more enjoy the procedure of learning. There was a lot of fun in the process of learning our each other’s mather language. I taugh him Merry X’mas read Shengdanjie Kuaile and Happy New Year read Xinnian Kuaile repectively. He questioned me that X’mas may read New Year in Chinese as well, as both of them are acutally the one day. “DON’T FORGET YOU ARE IN CHINA!” I reminded him. Then we both fell about laughting. “New Year indicates the launer calender new year to Chinese people, which would be about two month later than X’mas normally” I explained . “On the other hand”, he continued,” New Year means X’mas reflecting to western. “ By this case, the understanding is that the difference exists between the two nation eithor in tangiable, or intangible things.

The magical nail polish My husband took home a bottle of transparent nail polish. “Look, it can deter our son from bitting his fingers.” he said. “Really?” I said, and went through the instructions. It stated that the nail polish works on kids or adults to discourage them bitting their fingers by its distinct bitter taste.  From what time on, my son grew a habit of biting his fingers often. I didn’t need to cut his nails from then on.Bonus? Good to me? Not really. “ Honey ,can we...?” After being convinced , he allowed me to paint it on each of his little oddly shaped nails. However, as a result, my son refused to have dinner any more that night after he used his bitting-tasted fingers to pick a chicken wing and the taste was left in his mouth. How aweful must the taste be to make my son react like this? Out of curiousity, I painted my nails with it and licked it slightly. It had a extremely bad taste. You know, Chinese herb medicines have a very unfavourable taste. However, its taste was even worse than  the medicine's. After drinking tonnes of water, the bitterness has not gone away yet. I made a complaint to my husband that the nail polish had an unwanted effect, stopping him from eating food. And even for me as an adult, it was not endurable . Therefore, I didn’t allow my husband to use it on my son any more since then. Is there any better way to deter my boy from bitting his fingers?

My Spainish friend I have friend who is from Spain. He came to China for doing business. He is very extroverted and cared. Since he cannot speak Chinese,which has caused a lot inconvinence for him living in China, I tried to teach him some daily used words and sentences. Although it’s too difficult for him as he complainted to me, he made his best to work on it. In return, he taught me his mother language, Spainish. Although he is not a professional teacher, he was quite patient, correcting my mistake again and again. With his help, I could speak out several words. We had a lot of fun in the process of learning the each other’s mather language. I taugh him Merry X’mas read Shengdanjie Kuaile and Happy New Year read Xinnian Kuaile repectively. He questioned me can X’mas read New Year in Chinese as well, since both of them means the same day “DON’T FORGET YOU ARE IN CHINA!” I reminded him. Then we both fell about laughting. “New Year indicates the launer calender new year to Chinese people, which would be about two month later than X’mas normally” I explained . “On the other hand”, he continued,” New Year means X’mas reflecting to western. “ Obverious, by this case, the understanding is that the difference exists between the two nation the things that are tangiable, but also intangible.

The magical nail polish (with amendment) The magical nail polish My husband took home a bottle of transparent nail polish. “See, it can deter our son from bitting his fingers.”he said. “Really?” I said and went through the instruction. It stated that the nail polish works on kids or adults to discourage them bitting their fingers by its distinct bitter taste. From what point,somehow , my son grew a habit that was bitting his fingers often. I didn’t need to cut his nails from then on. Good to me? Not really. “ Honey ,can we...?” After being convided, he allowed me to paint it on each of his little odd shaped nails. However,as a result, my son refused to have dinner any more that night after he used his bitting-tasted fingers to pick a chicken wing and serviced into his mouse. How aweful tast it could be to make my son react like this? Out of curiousity, I painted my nails with it and licked it slightly. It had a extremly bad taste. You know, Chinese herb medicines have a very unfavourable taste. However, its taste was even worse than what is of the medicines. After drinking tonns of water, the bitterness has not fell away yet. I made a complaint to my husband that the nail polish had an unwanted effect, restrainning him from eating food. And it was really too bitter to have it forever myself. Therefore, I no longer allowed my husband to use it on my son since then. Well, is there any better way to deter my boy from bitting his fingers?

The magical nail polish The magical nail polish My husband brought home a bottle of transparent nail polish oneday. “See, it can deter our son from bitting his fingers.” he said. “Really?” I asked and then went through the instruction. It stated that the nail polish works on kids or adults to discourage them bitting their fingers by its distinct bitter taste. However, my son refused to have dinner any more that night when he grabbed a chicken wing and put it into his mouth by his bitter-tast fingers. I made a complaint to my husband that the nail polish had an unwanted effect, restrainning him from eating food. But my husband disagreed with me ,he claimed that the purpose would be achieved by appling it continuously. Out of curiousity, I drawn one of my nail with it and licked it slightly someday. How dreadful it tast.Even any of the Chinese herb medicines I had have before were not as bitter as it was.After drinking tonns of water, the bitterness has not fell away yet. I no longer allowed my husband to use it since then. Well, is there any better way to deter my boy from bitting his fingers? I’d like to hear your opinion on this story? 神奇的指甲油 有一天我丈夫带回家一瓶透明的指甲油 “看，它能让我们的儿子不咬他的指甲了。” “真的？”我问道，接着读起了说明书。上面写道，该指甲油的苦味可以帮助大人或孩子不去咬他们的手指。 然而，我儿子拒绝再吃饭了。因为他用他涂了指甲油的手指头抓了一块鸡翅并放到了嘴里。我向我的丈夫抱怨道指甲油有负面作用。它让我们的儿子不能吃饭了。但我丈夫不同意我的想法，他说我们持续的使用这个指甲油就能实现我们的目标。 出于好奇，有一天我在自己的指甲上涂了一点这种指甲油 并且稍微地舔了一下。味道太糟了。即使是我曾经喝过的任何一种中药都没有它苦。喝过大量水后，苦味还是没有消退。从此我再也不允许我丈夫给我儿子涂这个了。 好吧， 但是有没有更好的办法让我儿子不再咬手指头吗？关于这个故事，我也想听听你的看法。