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About me A native Chinese, born and raised in China, now living in the USA, am trying to keep balance between surviving the life and appreciating the world... More

Meet Chinese I have been thinking to build a place for others to meet and know Chinese people, finally here is one... More

Meet American Meeting Americans is what a lot of Chinese want. The USA in Chinese is "mei guo", a beautiful country...More

Travel in China Great wall, 5000 year history...Experiencing a whole different world beyond Chinese food and Chinese Kongfu is what you are dreaming for...More

Study in the USA Every year, more than 10,000 Chinese students enter the USA for study. What they have done and how they are doing...More

Adoption & Marriage
Adoption and marriage are more than that of dealing with legal paperwork. Stories to share? for joys and tears...More

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Thinking of flowers in winter, just a few we could mention up. For chinese people, Meihua(plum flower)has been highly praised for its blossoming against snow, symbolizing the spirit of chinese who never giving up their hopes in a hardship.

but for all the flowers in winter to me, the best one stays in my personal world is Camellia. I came from a homeplace of Camellia, where in the winter, in the deep mountain valley, there are red and pink ever white Camellias as beautiful as lotus flowers in the summer, blossoming against the cold.

In winter, due to its dry weather, we went into mountains to cut woods using for cooking and heat for the whole year, also went to mountains to pick up dried leaves for animal stable where the leaves became fertilizers for rice field in spring.

While facing cold, the Camellias brought us warmth for its blossoming like fire in winter. there was so much joy to pick up and bring some branches full of buds home, for its blossoming could last more than weeks once you put those branches in a vase of spring water.