Hi,窶佚･窶ｰﾃ?好--a new member from China

quiet sunshine · 25 Jan 2005

I'm a common Chinese girl, live in the coutryside of Jiangsu province. I've been learning English for several years, and now I began to learn Japanese, glad to find this forum and know a nice person--Frank.
I don't know what are your impressions about China and Chinese people, hm, I'm very curious about that, and I'll try to tell you the China in my eyes if you had the interesting.

lexico · 25 Jan 2005

Hi, Quiet Sunshine!
Welcome to the forum!
Jiangsu province is a familar name for me.
The land of the Ancient Wu, right?
Great to have you here.
We have many Chinese members.
Some even speak Chinese.
I hope you make many friends here, and practice your Japanese!

Glenn · 25 Jan 2005

你ﾂ好, quiet sunshineﾂ渉ｬﾋ?ｷ! My impressions of Chinese people are not shaped by what the government does. I believe that people all over the world are basically the same -- want to succeed in their ventures, provide for their children (if they have any), make good friends, etc. As for the country, I believe it has a rich history, and I would like to learn more about it. Enjoy your time with us!

P.S. 窶ｰﾃ､窶冦窶慊ｹﾂ就ﾋ?ｪﾂ債ｱ窶吮??窶｢ﾂｶﾂ。 I'm sure you could tell by that sentence. 窶愿ｺ窶怒ﾅ津ｪ窶堙娯?｢ﾃ冷?ｹﾂｭ窶堙ｰﾅ?ﾃｦ窶卍｣窶堙≫?堙??ｰﾂｺ窶堋ｳ窶堋｢窶堙仰！

michi · 25 Jan 2005

Welcome sunshine!
I was born in Jiangsu, in the city of Wuxi. . Then I moved to Canada when I was two years old. I've been back to Jiangsu a couple of times. Beautiful place. It's where my mother's side of the family is from. (My father's side is from Yunnan.)

ax · 25 Jan 2005

Welcome aboard QS, play Youso shiritori with us and bear with the tedium of all Kanji masters in JRef.

ax

Nothingness · 26 Jan 2005

Welcome to JREF, quiet sunshine!!!

silver angel · 26 Jan 2005

Hello Quiet Sunshine! Welcome to the family!

Apollo · 26 Jan 2005

Hello and welcome to JRef!

Make sure you stay active and fun fun in here ok?;-)

jeisan · 26 Jan 2005

hiya quiet sunshine and welcome, have fun.

kirei_na_me · 26 Jan 2005

Welcome aboard!

Grandpa Frank · 26 Jan 2005

Ahhh Welcome Quiet Sunshine !!!

So glad to have you join our Forum. I am sure you can learn your Japanese here and practice your English also. I will watch for your posts and learn from you about your country. Enjoy!

Frank

quiet sunshine · 26 Jan 2005

lexico said:
Hi, Quiet Sunshine!
Welcome to the forum!
Jiangsu province is a familar name for me.
The land of the Ancient Wu, right?
Great to have you here.
We have many Chinese members.
Some even speak Chinese.
I hope you make many friends here, and practice your Japanese!

Hm, seems you know a lot about China, you even know the Ancient Wu, actually the Ancient Wu is just part of today's Jiangsu, that is the south area of Changjiang River in Jiangsu province, more accurately, I think, the area of Suzhou and Wuxi, do you know the two cities?

RockLee · 26 Jan 2005

你ﾂ好 !! welcome to JREF quiet sunshine !! I'm going to Beijing this summer (I hope,depends on my money) , see my gf...she's going to study in Beijing for 1 year.Maybe go to Shanghai also if my budget allows it ^_^ If u have things,stories...information about China please tell me! I'm very curious how it's like !

quiet sunshine · 26 Jan 2005

michi said:
Welcome sunshine!
I was born in Jiangsu, in the city of Wuxi. . Then I moved to Canada when I was two years old. I've been back to Jiangsu a couple of times. Beautiful place. It's where my mother's side of the family is from. (My father's side is from Yunnan.)

I once studied there for four years, some classmates stayed there since we graduated while I backed to my hometown--Nantong.

lexico · 26 Jan 2005

quiet sunshine said:
Hm, seems you know a lot about China, you even know the Ancient Wu, actually the Ancient Wu is just part of today's Jiangsu, that is the south area of Changjiang River in Jiangsu province, more accurately, I think, the area of Suzhou and Wuxi, do you know the two cities?

I only know what I know. But my passion often excceds my ability. I've been to Suzhou and Wuxi in 1992, I think. We started from Beijing, dropped by Jinan, climbed Taishan, continued on train southbound, and got on the Grand Canal all the way down to Suzhou, I think. We finally ended up in Shanghai, but I forgot what happened after that.

My best part of the trip was between Jinan and before Shanghai. I liked the culture that hadn't been tainted by city life. I think this was in Wuxi, where we went to the silk factory. We really didn't spend that much time there, because of the short tour schedule. But I often use maps and references to the Chunqiu and Zhanguo period, and the competition between Wu, Yue, and Chu to seize the sea board region is quite interesting...Anyway, thanks for replying. We can talk more later.

And you are welcome to all the threads, and if you have any interesting ideas or questions, please feel free to start new threads. They are always welcome!

Mimmy_08 · 27 Jan 2005

Hi Quiet Sunshine..Welcome to Jref!

NANGI · 27 Jan 2005

Konnichiwa quiet sunshine-san!

Welcome and Hajimemashite. Please enjoy the forum!

NANGI

Brooker · 27 Jan 2005

Hello and welcome! Nice to have you with us.

quiet sunshine · 27 Jan 2005

lexico said:
I only know what I know. But my passion often excceds my ability. I've been to Suzhou and Wuxi in 1992, I think. We started from Beijing, dropped by Jinan, climbed Taishan, continued on train southbound, and got on the Grand Canal all the way down to Suzhou, I think. We finally ended up in Shanghai, but I forgot what happened after that.

My best part of the trip was between Jinan and before Shanghai. I liked the culture that hadn't been tainted by city life. I think this was in Wuxi, where we went to the silk factory. We really didn't spend that much time there, because of the short tour schedule. But I often use maps and references to the Chunqiu and Zhanguo period, and the competition between Wu, Yue, and Chu to seize the sea board region is quite interesting...Anyway, thanks for replying. We can talk more later.

And you are welcome to all the threads, and if you have any interesting ideas or questions, please feel free to start new threads. They are always welcome!

I was in Wuxi too in 1992. May be I'll go there again this year if my classmates hold a get-together.
I viewed some posts of yours, found you use the words"窶ｰﾃｯﾅｽﾃ停?懌??#31163;,窶ｹﾅｽﾅｽﾃ停?｢K窶敖ｽ", once my penpal (a Korean) wrote the same words in his letter, it made me sad a bit. I haven't had his message for a month, he's sick, I hope he's all right.

quiet sunshine · 27 Jan 2005

ax said:
Welcome aboard QS, play Youso shiritori with us and bear with the tedium of all Kanji masters in JRef.

ax

What's Youso shiritori ? I can't understand.
Well, Kanji is not a tedium, to me, it looks very familiar, I can guess its meaning just don't know its pronunciation.

ax · 28 Jan 2005

Youso shiritori or Bujian Jielong is a game that connects Kanji with the next one by determining what elements a Kanji have and the next Kanji must have an elements reminiscing from the previous Kanji. You can check the thread here

要素尻取「youso-shiritori」-Radical Snake Game

ax

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