Student Reflection for 2015

     Since I graduated from high school and get into Asia University, I was surprised by the courses in college, it's totally different from high school. I hate the English lessons in high school, it was like grammar all day long, apart from grammar and vocabularies you learn nothing, you don't know what's happening around the world, how big the world is, and whether you can understand the information from the world. But in college, you can get many information through the courses, some knowledge you will never learn from high school textbooks.
     I love the way that foreign teachers teach in class, there are new things and activities every week, I expected very much before I went to class. Playing games, dramas, and so on, love it!
     Beside the courses, I had made many friends this year, I like to hang out with them. And last, I am very happy to be a college student!

Good movie always makes me cry

     I saw a movie called "The Fault in Our Stars" last year with my friend in the theater. It's a wonderful movie that I had ever seen before, I was touched by the movie and burst into tears! It is a tragic, yet encouraging, love story.

     The main character Hazel and Gus. They both got cancer when they were little, and they both suffered from it. Hazel, who is a brave girl, but also feels depress. Because she thinks her life is boring, and her cancer transferred to her lung, so she has to carry an oxygen bottle where ever she goes. Gus, who is very positive, has a sense of humor and also very cute! Hazel and Gus met in a club, a cancer club. In the club you can express all your feelings and pressure or maybe struggles from the cancer. You can make some friends there, and help each other if it is possible. However, they fell in love with each other, but not get into an official relationship quickly, because they knew that it would be hard to accept that someone will pass away soon, and they don't know how soon will it be.

     They had so many wonderful memories and experience since they met. They like to flirt with a word " Okay". But, their happy days ended until Gus's cancer got worse, and later few weeks past, Gus died. Hazel was totally despaired and sad, she cried for a long time.

     One day she received a letter from Gus, which was written when he was alive. Gus told Hazel to take care and how much he loved her. Finally, Hazel accept the consequence of the tragic ending.

     I cried so badly when the movie ended, their love was so romantic, pure and wonderful, but Gus died! How could it be! I still can't accept and agree with that ending because Gus is so cute! He can't die! But, it was just a movie, life is is just the way it is, you have no idea what will happen next.

What is "Stroopwafel"?

Stroopwafel is a tradition dessert in Netherlands, that was first made during the late 18th century or early 19th and it's very popular in the city called Gouda.
Stroopwafel is round and has many squares in it, the taste of it is very sweet and has special fragrance.

Stroopwafel also has alternative names like" Surup Wafel" and" Caramel Wafel".
These lovely desserts are made from flour, butter, brown sugar, yeast, milk and egg.
Little tip: It usually enjoyed with hot tea and coffee.