Friday, December 30, 2011
Goodbye 2011, Hello 2012
2011 will soon draw to an end. Looking back, i think i faced many challenges and grown up a lot.Right now i am really looking forward to college life and a brand new year.May 2012 be full of laughter, peace and success.Remember to spend more quality time with your family ! Have a wonderful break ! And, i hope the mayan calendar gave human beings a wrong information about doomsday.Until next time,*throws hat* :)
Friday, December 23, 2011
Land of the Rising Sun
Beautiful is the word I would use to describe Hokkaido. The Sceneries are absolutely stunning! STUNNING!!STUNNING!!! Can you imagine the pure mountain air heavy with fog , heavy snow powdery covering the fields and buildings of an amazing nation. I had high feelings with so many positive emotions during the trip. As the pilot started to give an announcement for safe landing and the plane descended on Chitose Airport on an extremely cold and dark afternoon, I began to feel a sense of achievement. Come on,It’s Hokkaido! Since the 311 tsunami occurred in Sendai and Fukushima the prices of tour packages had been lowered and my parents thought that this would be an opportunity to bring the entire family here. The trip covers places such as Otaru, Noboribetsu, Sapporo City and some other places but i can’t remember. It was in total a 6 day trip and I was able to feel what’s it like to be in Japan and of course the beautiful snow. Apparently, a lot of them live a stressful life and have to rely on 3-4 generations to pay off their housing loan debt! However, Japanese are generally very polite and kind people. They have good moral and mostly because they were instilled to have good moral since they were young. Hokkaido is in the northen part of Japan and exports high amount of top quality seafood so obviously, I was privileged to eat all of them. Kidding! It was the only nasty weather of the whole trip, snowing and windy. The ice was still spectacular though. Apart from that, i finally had the guts to run naked infront of many people because their hot springs are like the best all across the world with high amounts of sulphur which is somehow good for health. So it was definitely worth stripping. It was quite challenging when u’re doing it outdoors cause you have to adapt to the sudden change of weather. Just try to picture yourself running out of your house naked when it’s -6 degrees outside .I soon became an onsen addict.Usually when the snow is heavy and the sky is dark, u’ll feel a a bit depressed but it certainly wasn’t the case here.Although Hokkaido was freezing cold,the sun was shining really brightly.As you know,Japan is known as the country of the rising sun. So i wasn’t depressed at all.I walked around Sapporo city and realised just how systematic they are in terms of planning a city,underground trains,safety measures and all that stuff.Hokkaido has the best quality for skiing that attracts skiers from all over the world. Travelling is not merely about playing but it’s also about education.I learnt how put on and take off the skiing equipments and skied like an idiot.It was difficult to even take a picture because it was cold and our gloves were just annoying as hell.As far as i could remember,I lied and said i was a year older to be 18 to experience snow mobile.Felt a lil bit like James Bond. Never estimate young people,i completed the entire journey without getting anyone hurt! Although my finger hurt just a little.I also enjoyed the breathtaking scenery along the ravines.I was so happy.Seafood here is amazing,Ice-creams are amazing here,scenery is amazing,the girls here are AMAZING TOO!!!I saw this stunning cute girl with her mum and little sister returning from a Japanese temple and became moody the whole day.All i could remember is that her mum drives a blue car! Well, girls come and go but PIZZA IS FOREVER!
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Just Another Ordinary Post
Yay I'm finally done with spm and i feel damn good.
I'm entirely grateful to my parents, teachers, and friends who gave me superb guidance all the way through.

I hope my all hardwork will be paid off.
I'm gonna try to find something beneficial to do.
And spend less time on the computer.
SUCH LIKE BLOGGING !!!
Maybe i'll watch some disney shows on astro.Ok maybe not.
I can remember the wind through my hair, running by Pocahontas.
I can remember cheering on simba when he was fighting scar.
Hercules! who reminds me a lil bit of myself . kidding !
Hahahahaha haiihhhh I wish you well. Be Happy. :3
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Computer Attack!
Oh bother, i think i am addicted to computer games.Worse still, I am still in the midst of a major test.I am killing myself ! Gaming has changed alot. So i guess there's nothing crazy about it. I'm currently playing 8 ball pool,u get that in miniclip. It's pretty popular its on the front page.What can i say, It's such a fun game! I really get to show my talents here.However i'd need to improve my long distance shots. Man i am leading by 6 games now, i really hope i could win another cause this dude is really tough! Maybe i'll get back to my studies later, all the debits credits. Damn It.
Can someone please help me?!?!?!?!? :S
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
1911
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Chinese government paying respect to Sun |
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Xinhai Revolution |
Friday, September 23, 2011
The Sickle and The Hammer - The good guys or bad guys?
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From Left : Karl Marx , Vladimir Lenin, Mao Zedong |
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I've always questioned myself whether a government that practices communism would eventually work out and be successful.If it was a great idea, why would people want to escape from their country? People are getting in boats and risking their lives to escape Cuba can be an example.The idea is great but people are just not ready for it.Communism isnt bad though it sounds bad,it is just a political system.No one knows because communism has never been realized on this earth. It may have been tried, but it's failure was caused by ignoring certain economic principles that Karl Marx stated were necessary prior to the creation of communism; namely, there must be a capitalist foundation and socialist institutions in place prior to communism. It is unfortunate that none of those countries claiming to be communist have had both and most have had neither.
Communism is not where there's a leader or a dictator.A dictator is definitely impossible to be related to communist. Communism is about zero government. The moment you add government, it's not longer communist. Countries such as North Korea are not even communistic. If you break down what they're doing piece by piece, they are not communist.Moreover, You do get the chance to choose your future in a communist society. You do get things like human rights, way more than you would ever get in a capitalist society. You do get free speech, way more than you would ever get in a capitalist society.Look at Egypt ,they're not even communist.But their people are killed mercilessly just merely because of freedom of speech and peaceful demonstration.
Communism as an idea is supposed to allow everyone to have what they need to survive regardless of the work they do.Plus, no one can become filthy rich because, ideally, wealth is spread evenly to the people. The positives of that is that people who are too old, too young, or too sick to work will not go without.The negatives of that system is that some people will take advantage of the system and not work although they are able to work and just live off the basics the government provides. A lot of people think this system is bad because they don't want their wealth spread around, they believe they deserve and have earned luxury.People like Bill Gates and Warren Buffet will never appear in communist countries.
Above all,communism isn't a good nor a bad thing.It depends on how you look at it.We will never be able to understand it.
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Say Goodbye to AAA Rating

This is one of the worst days in American history. Unfortunately America has lost it's AAA rating from Standard & Poor's. FIRST TIME IN HISTORY! Does this crisis make them another Greece? The world is undergoing a crisis in how we run our nations.Spending is totally out of control, and neither party in Washington DC is willing to do anything to change that reality. It isn't just all about stuff like debts and economies but also it is about corruption, and identity. What we face is a crisis in effective leadership. And it's happening world-wide.Places such as China, Japan and Europe, the United States ( which is happening on a large scale ), and it's also happening on a smaller scale in dozens of other nations.Recently, China bluntly criticized the United States after the superpower's credit rating was downgraded, saying that the "good old days" of borrowing are over.American politicians should really wake up, especially for the current US secretary of treasury, who have been telling lies all the way through.
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