What a crazy family I live in a small family with my parents but no brothers or sisters. My mother could cook very well but it is impossible for her to cook me and my dad every meals.(I and my dad can't cook at all, well fried eggs maybe) Because of this, we often go out for brunch. Here comes the problem, my dad loves Chinese restaurant so much that he almost suggests us to eat those unhealthy oily Chinese dim sum every time. I feel so annoyed but I can't suggest any other choices because there are actually no yummy restaurants around our home. As for my mum, she always wants to follow ours choices and ask us for suggestions. However she actually has her own point of view but she will never say it. She will keep banning our choices until we are able to guest what she wants! That's so ackward, isn't it? Today we quarreled with this issue and we decided to eat on our own instead of eating together.@@ That sucks.

Hong Kong Hong Kong is my motherland. I love this place so much. In Hong Kong, there are no earthquicks like China does, there are no tornados like America does, there are no volcanic eruptions like Japan does. In Hong Kong, we can enjoy extraordinary freedoms. We can speak freely, we can have our own religions, we can march on streets freely. However, despite those advantages, Hong Kong still has many drawbacks. For one thing, our chief executive is not elected by people but a committee of businessmen. Those businessmen are mainly loyal to Beijing, which means that our CE don't have to get hongkongers' support but only have to be loyal to our Chinese government. As a result, hongkongers don't trust the government and thus occupy central movement is arisen. We have to express our rage to both hk and Chinese government for not giving us a de facto universal suffrage of CE. The decision of the people's national congress stated that candidates must first be screened out by a committee before public's selection. That doesn't make our election more democratic, does it? I really hope that someday I can elect our own CE in HK.

Introducing myself ( A student from Hong Kong) Hello! I am from Hong Kong and I would like to improve my English level. To enter university, you must have good results on English and as for careers, you have to have fluent English to secure a job. My competitors are too great in English. They all study in schools which require expensive fees and those students' English have been as fluent as native speakers. Therefore I hope you guys can kindly correct my composition because I realise that I can hardly write something good even in my mother language. My writing is terrible Btw my name is Andy