Owing a car in Beijing If you live in Beijing, and if you haven’t had a car, owing a car will be a hard thing. People live in other country may have no chance to hear about the license-plate restriction policy. While the Beijing government implement the policy limiting license plate issuances in order to ease traffic. It works in the form of Yao Hao--- like a lottery mechanism. Only you pick the lucky number, can you have the chance to owing your own car . In part, the residents who are no planning to buy a car give into the panic because of the policy. With their participation, the one who really need a private car has less chance to fulfill his or her expectation, and the probability is just about one twentieth. If you are lucky enough to get a car or you have had a car before, you still need to stand the terrible traffic congestion. You are able to escape from being the sardine-like feeling afflicting bus and subway users, but you have a better chance of sitting in your car and not being able to move to anywhere but watching the front car’s buttock. Moreover if you really want stop, finding a parking lot would be a troubling problem. According to a research conducted by an American company, it averagely takes 31 minute to parking a car in Beijing, 11 minutes more than the global average. Despite the city’s severe traffic congestion, its volume of private cars-which is 4.78 million)-is still less than that in New York and Tokyo. Hence the trend of buying private cars will not end soon. This purchase restriction can only be an expedient (short-term solution), maybe the best way to solve those problem is a more reasonable and efficient transportation system.

Is he telling lies It seems that the teacher who I liked so much have many secrets. Some are about his personal details, some are about his company. I even doubt that whther he is a real qualified teacher. There are some comments on the Internet. Several people said he is a cheater with plenty proof to prove it. I can't figure it out his real identity. While I choose to stand away from him. Maybe only in this way, I will not be hurt seriously in the future days.

日本頑張れ 　　今日は１時間半日本語を勉強しました。 　　今夜は中国語のウェブページを見ました。 　　"日本頑張れ"の言葉はたくせんありますね。 　　日本頑張れ！ 　　

he is a nice teacher I attended a lecture this evening. The speaker is a fantastic simultaneous interpreter and also a nice teacher. He taught us a lot of things, not only about how to learn English well or how to become a good simultaneous interpreter but also how to make your life make sense. He is a hansome guy and also very humorous. I really like him and will attend his another lecture tomorrow.