Day 21 - IS Lecture

I woke up at 8.20am hoping it would be a cold morning, but instead the weather was drastically hot! We attended class which was thought by Mr An, who lectured us on Chinese Traditional Thoughts. The lecture was fun-filled and I learn many new topics of the ancient Chinese. After class, I went for a refreshing juice to cool my brain down!



Lecturer Mr An
Standing before us is a great lecturer who is very fluent in the English language. He lectured us on Chinese Traditional Thoughts.


Dangerous Beauty
One thing I learn about beauty is the trap behind it. Not everything beautiful is considered good, as good appearance can be used to lure their unsuspecting victims.


Paying Attention
Every lesson here in Wuhan is beneficial, and thus is important to pay full attention and taking down notes.


Romance of The Three Kingdoms
Mr An is showing us the place and locations of the Hubei province and the Three Kingdoms.


Teaching a Friend
"You learn more when you teach someone". As the saying goes, I taught my friend how to wriggle his fingers to make it have a "wavy & wormy" effect. This is what I did to keep my mind occupied and focused during the break!


Juice!
Walking down 135 steps back to the hostel was a bit of a hassle. Furthermore, the heat from the sun is bearing down on me. I had no choice but to indulge in a cool refreshing drink!

REFLECTIONS

"If an offer seems too good to be true, it probably is!" As what Mr An taught us, beauty is like a fishing line without a hook and a bait, but still catches a willing victim. Just like congruent situations in life, where monetary opportunity stares at you in the eye, what will you do?

It happened within Ngee Ann Polytechnic itself, where students were approached by Multi-Level Marketing Agents, who claimed that students who join will be successful and wealthy within a short period of time. Thankful to the quick response from the Ngee Ann Poly's lecturers and staff, these predators were fended off.


Beauty is unbearable, drives us to despair, offering us for a minute the glimpse of an eternity that we should like to stretch out over the whole of time.
-Albert Camus