i'm back.
just devastated and quite happy sad thing.
and guess what,something sad happened ytd,and my phone contracted a terminal illness,and gor swept and corroded by saltwater.
laaaaaaaaaaaaah,i miss Genting cannnn.
i miss the coldness,the green-ness,the mountain-ness,the mist, practically everything except for the water supply cut-off part,and...喬家大院
oh,the trauma of the word:银子 [it means 'silver']


Qiao Jia Da Yuan", went on the air on February 15th, 2006, is currently one of the most popular CCTV series in China. This set of 15 DVDs contains 45 episodes of the television series, which tells the story of a big business family in Shangxi province from the end of Qing Dynasty to 1930s. Qiao Zhiyong aimed to save China and its people by practicing and expanding his business, while enduring hardships and struggles from wars, business competitors, family conflicts. Qiao Jia Da Yuan - Qiao Courtyard was the original film shooting site of Raising Red Lantern, directed by Zhang Yimou.

The adults were watching it throughout the trip, and the kids couldn't hold their Japanese movie marathon. We learnt some Japanese phrases from there anyway;D help meeee.
my mosquito bites are killing me. I learnt that you must never ever bow down to your gf and touch a ladybug when you're old,which is after your wife passes away,or you'll die.
LMAO, that was what happened in the last episode okay.:/
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But the show was okay okay lah,just that its about business, honesty and trust to and in customers, courage, sacrifice, earning silver and gold and of course, the main character and his wife and his ex-girlfriend. haha, my aunt said that :"Businessmen and women should watch this, and then the economy will improve." rofl.
boooo. doing the impossible quiz! http://www.addictinggames.com/theimpossiblequiz.html
beware,its KILLABLE.
Shall blog sbout Malaysia later:D
buhbye,