Graduation Trip: Sydney Wildlife World (I)

This beautiful young lady right here is the trainer of stick insects.

Graduation Trip: Sydney's Palace Garden

Welcome to the the Palace Garden on Macquarie street, which is also known as Harley Street of Sydney, New South Wales.

Graduation Trip: Chinese Garden of Friendship (II)

Most of the stone in the garden has been brought from country west of Sydney beyond the Great Divide, near the township of Cumnock. The rocks are limestone, and contain many fossils. The fluted and sculptured shapes are typical of those traditionally used in Chinese Gardens, but not only are they the correct type of rock, many of them have been chosen to represent animals and figures to give life and to rekindle traditions, such as the dragon in the lake (protecting the mountain).

Watch Corner with Love Online《转角遇到爱》

I know some of you may be wondering what have I been up to lately. To tell you the truth, there's nothing much going on actually. As usual, I go to work everyday, and the rest of my time is utterly dedicated to watching the Taiwanese drama "Corner with Love". The story was pretty funny at times, and finally so sad and sweet as the episode grows. There were so many touching scenes that made me shed my tears, you wouldn't believe how many tons of facial tissue have I used to wipe off my overflowing tears...

Graduation Trip: Chinese Garden of Friendship (谊园)

The Chinese Garden of Friendship (谊园) are modeled on the typical private gardens of the Ming Dynasty, located in Darling Harbour of Sydney, Australia. In 1988, the gardens were officially opened as part of Sydney's bicentennial celebrations and they were named the Garden of Friendship, symbolizing the bond established between China and Australia.