Yang Zhan in CJC

  This week, I’ve been to CJC to experience junior college life.

  Junior college is far different from high school in China, JC2 students are not so busy with study ,but CCA and sundry activities will take up their time. Compared with senior3.I prefer to JC2, because it’s a miserable life with full-time study.

  With respect to course, it’s also more interesting than that in China. I often heard that students are laughing or shouting, and teachers also had fun with them. We immersed ourselves in a relax atmosphere. In the PE class, I have learned how to play baseball. I love sports, and I can play ping pong, tennis, volleyball, soccer, basketball, and badminton because they are popular in China. However, referring to baseball, I even don’t know the rule, so I watched one round during first 20 minutes. I just found how interesting it is! Boys and girls can compete more equally than other games, what’s the point to win is to enhance your worst player, so encouraging and uniting become the key. With others cheering, I ran a nice base although we still lost the game, finally, I do enjoy the game.

  JC in Singapore is multi-language school, which impressed and interested me most. In my class, there are students from China, India, Malaysia, Sri Lanke. Singlish is a convenient tool to communicate, resulting from simple word and high speed, but it troubles me, a fresh a lot. So I had to choose Chinese when we are talking. But the boy from Sri Lanke can’t understand, so had been joked a lot, and he liked to say “I’ll hire a translator!” and what surprised me is that one girl from India seems to know not much about Chinese, but her Chinese is very good without any accent.

    What a gelivable journey~