St. Rose Elementary School
14 February 2008St. Rose Elementary School is also in Milwaukee, WI. Barb prepared a very delicious lunch for us. Today is Valentine's Day, and we are very lucky to spend this day with the students. We gave presents to each other and developed a sincere friendship. In China, most Chinese celebrate Valentine's Day for love, not for friendship, and I think this is what we should learn from here.
By the way, we also have a Chinese Valentine's Day -- a romantic but sad story about a pair that live in the sky but are separated by the Milky Way. They can only meet once a year on lunar July 7th. On that day, many magpie (Chinese legend says that when you hear a magpie a good event will soon follow ) will fly to the sky and build a bridge for their meeting, so that this day is our Chinese Valentine's Day.
At the break time, we played games together, a very interesting and smart game. We have a similar game named “Wu Zi Qi." I use my camera to ake a group picture of all the teachers and students. When I run back and say "1, 2, 3," my camera flashes …..all of the smiles are in one picture. What a happy time...
By the way, we also have a Chinese Valentine's Day -- a romantic but sad story about a pair that live in the sky but are separated by the Milky Way. They can only meet once a year on lunar July 7th. On that day, many magpie (Chinese legend says that when you hear a magpie a good event will soon follow ) will fly to the sky and build a bridge for their meeting, so that this day is our Chinese Valentine's Day.
At the break time, we played games together, a very interesting and smart game. We have a similar game named “Wu Zi Qi." I use my camera to ake a group picture of all the teachers and students. When I run back and say "1, 2, 3," my camera flashes …..all of the smiles are in one picture. What a happy time...
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