As a Chinese teacher, I always think about how to improve the core Chinese literacy of students in teaching. In order to cultivate students’ interests in Chinese learning, improve their Chinese language ability, thinking ability, aesthetic taste and cultural accomplishment, I think it is essential to do rich reading and accumulation like constant dropping wears away the stone. As an old saying goes,”Reading enriches the… Read More
When I was writing on this topic, I tried to think of the things that I treasured. Then one question came to my mind: ‘Is there anything that isn’t worth treasuring?’ We have always been told that we have to treasure our family, friends, health, lovers, etc. The reason is obvious – all these can give us what we want, such as pleasure and support. Read More
The idea of treasuring physical objects is thought provoking one. When I moved to Hong Kong I travelled very lightly taking only the bare essentials. I only had one large bag and a rucksack – mostly filled with clothes and my laptop. There wasn’t much space to take many “treasured” possessions – not that I really had any to speak of that I’d miss for… Read More
From my own experience with learning and teaching, I understand the importance of interest and motivation. These are two essential elements for the learning process as they encourage enthusiasm to know more. This is especially true for younger learners. Mastering a second language requires persistence and perseverance. Once students have developed an enthusiasm for learning English, they are more likely to stick with it,… Read More
The treasure that I would like to share is the treasure of travel. ‘And what should they of England know who only England know?’ Perhaps the best way to grow and understand yourself is to become a foreigner. Travel is not only a way to broaden one’s horizons, but it is also a way to truly understand where you come from and who you are. Read More
