你好!我在加拿大。
Hey! I’m writing to you from 30,000 feet in the air over
I also have a great book from my cousin to work on called The Web That Has No Weaver. It is all about Chinese medicine, which should be enlightening and helpful. I’m so excited to learn about this kind of stuff and I love the Chinese language. It is very elegant in its profound simplicity. Each word seems significant and goes farther than words in our language do, yet because of this sentences seems a simple arrangement of words. It is hard to explain and to understand, but by learning more about Chinese philosophy I will be able to better understand the language because the two are inextricably intertwined. Philosophy is involved in every aspect of Chinese culture and it is inspiring. From some readings I have found much of it to hold true to life.
It still hasn’t really hit me that when I get off this plane I will be in
Post flight notes
-flying over Alaska was terrifying (we dropped 5,000 ft in 3 minutes)
-So exhausted once we got here and very grumpy
-communication is very difficult
-The food is delicious and cheap! (fed 8 people with 5 dollars)
-Indoors is colder than outdoors (first night sleeping was freezing! And the beds are as hard as a board)
-We have t-shirt weather here!
-The university is as large as Pella at least, with at least as many people
-Driving is terrifying!
-People stare a lot
-I can write for a Chinese newspaper and get paid!
I am having the time of my life :D
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