There is a very interesting Chinese word called: "缘分", it comes from Buddihism. What does it mean?

“缘分“ usually would be used to describe potential relationship between two people. "缘"means the oppotunity for you to meet someone, “分” means you utilize the oppotunity to get closer to each other, there are more and more stories happened between both of you.

I believe it is not easy to make friends on this platform. However, we could say "hi" and see how it goes.

I come from China. For many foreigners, they may still have prejudice of this Chinese due to the misguidance of western media. It is normal to happen on every country which is in rapid devleopment. If you are interested in what is happening in China, we could talk. But we shall not talk about policics to avoid argument.

I like HK and Japan. (But I am sad about what is happening in HK now. Hope HK will come back to peace ASAP. ) Because they are very beautiful and speicial. I could find lots of ancient beauties from them, especially, which are not easily to be found in China.

Japan is a country which highly cares about beauty, it is what we Chinese do not pay attention to. We pulled down lots of ancient buildings to build real estimate for money, the pragmatism is the top optinion of govronment and citizens. So Japanese has countless world famous artists in every fileds of this date, but China do not have such much, it is caused by the environment. It is a giant topic to talk about these.

Recently, I watched あなたの番です, it is quite intense.  But it needs to wait till 28 Jul for next episode!!!!

And I still try to learn Japanese, it is not easy to learn a language without environment. (What I have learn is like"there is ....", very basic....) Hopefully, I could find Japanese friends from this place.

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Photogragh, game, history, reading

Classical piano

Scent of a Woman
Les Intouchables
君の名は

ライアーゲーム
イタズラなKiss
半沢直樹
Legal High
逃げるは恥だが役に立つ
ガリレオ
アンナチュラル
5→9 ～私に恋したお坊さん～
のだめカンタービレ
魔女の条件
寄生獣
みんな! エスパーだよ!

まくらのそうし
ノルウェイの森
びゃくやこう（I have read most novels from 東野圭吾）
伊豆の踊子