Who you think you are? A camel went across a desert with difficulties. However, a fly bent over the back of the camel and went through the desert too. The fly laughed at the camel, “Thank you for your effort to take me here. Goodbye!” The camel glanced at the fly and said, “I didn’t realize that you were on my back. You don’t have to say goodbye when you leave because you are weightless. Don’t take yourself too seriously. Who you think you are?” A simple story tells us, we must learn to know ourselves. Everyone is important in the world. But the earth still turns if anyone leaves. Don’t take ourselves too seriously may be a status of maturity and we can live more healthy with that.

Macau Tower I visited Macau Tower on December the 8th with two friends. With no doubt, it was absolutely a stunning experience. When climbing up to the highest floor to overlook the panoramic view of Macau, I was kind of scared though I don't have acrophobia. Then we had buffet lunch at 360 degrees revolving restaurant on 60th floor. The restaurant spun too slowly to be awared of. It was indeed a feast for the eyes to enjoy different angles of scenic views while eating tasty food. The most exciting part was to see courageous folks who tried bungee jump, whatever men or women. I have seen this extreme sport on television before. However, I got total different feeling when I saw it at short range. I hardly didn’t dare to close eyes, or I would miss the most incredible moment that the daredevils plummetted toward the ground from nearly 800 feet in the air. Are you a real man or woman? It perhaps is the best show time to prove it. Hehe! Compared to HongKong, Macau is a much smaller city with slow life pace. Cars, buses run slowly, and even people walk leisurely. I think it is a suitable place for retirement. The trip was tiring because it was only a day trip, but it doesn’t matter. I deeply believe that the most attractive thing of travel is to experience personally, not how long the trip is.

HongKong Ocean Park Last week, I went to HongKong Ocean Park with my friends. It was the first time I have been to a theme park. I visited many chilly friends such as penguins, walrus and sea lions. It was absolutely a unique close experience to encounter with polar animals and it enabled me to discover the hidden diversity of the north and south poles in one day. Riding the Peak Tram to overlook the Victoria Harbor was an unforgettable experience. The pure water and blue sky made up a beautiful picture. How peaceful! The most impressive part is the Ocean Theatre Sea Dreams. Ocean Park’s talented marine mammals and trainers presented a heartwarming and delightful spectacular about the dream of how human and animals could live together with love and respect. Our journey ended up on the roller coaster called Arctic Blast. I held my hands high and screamed “aaaaaaaaaaaa” loudly though it was scary. At that moment, I felt eased and free. The Ocean Park is an amazing paradise for both kids and adults definitely. Further more, it calls us to preserve the environment through the close contact between humans and animals. I enjoyed this trip very much. Next time I want to visit HongKong Disney and I hope this dream will come true soon. ^_^