I am seriously tired. One more entry after this and that will mark the end for entries of my China trip.
One important event of the China trip was the 联欢晚会. It was actually a celebration for all the participants of the summer camp. You can actually volunteer to perform for the night. Being a shy person, I of course did not volunteered myself. Hahha.
A performance by a Japanese friend of mine.
We were really crazy that night. Hahaha.
Before the 联欢晚会, we were given tests to test on our Chinese proficiency. Seriously, I felt that the test was rather simple while I was doing it. Well, I should definitely feel so since this is a test for students from around the world whose first language is not Chinese. The only thought that came to my mind was that I must emerged as the top for the test as many know that I am a Chinese and my mother tongue is Chinese. Hahaha.
Needless to say, I was of course the top performer for the test. Hahaha. OMG. Mr Anonymous is going to blast me for being proud again. Hahha.
Alongside with the Korea and Myanmar representatives, I went up on the stage to collect my prize. We were the top 3 scorers among more than 160 participants of the summer camp. Apparently, my mom commented that the prize look exactly like an urn. Hahaha. No photos of that because i am really lazy to do so.
A single shot of myself by my Singaporean friend.Actually, many of the participants questioned about my race and my mother tongue during the summer camp. I was rather shy to say that I am a Chinese and my mother tongue is Mandarin at first as this meant that I shouldn be in this camp at all. Hahha. However, I sorted out my thoughts after some time. There must be a reason why Singapore is in the competition. Our first language is English and the command of the Chinese language of many Singaporeans is really poor.
Also, there are many who felt that i should of course do well for the test since I am a Singaporean Chinese and we speak Mandarin back in Singapore. This is totally untrue. Many young Singaporeans prefer to speak English. The top position is rightfully mine because I worked hard over the years to improve my Chinese. Put any young Singaporean through the test and I am sure not many will do as well as me.
Okay, enough of my grievances.
Took photos with my friends after the 联欢晚会.
Naoto and me. Naoto is like the most popular guy among all the participants of the summer camp. Hahaha. He is really crazy most of the times but his words really inspired me when we talked about our problems. He plays both the piano and the guitar really well. He also harmonises really well too!! Seeing him play the piano at the hotel lobby makes me feel more determined to learn the guitar soon. 




The family hard at work. Yessh! He is washing the vegetables in the toilet. Hahaha.
Many shoes~!! Ha.
Sumptuous lunch. This was the best meal that I had had in China.
The Thais with the family.
Cleo and Me with the family.
I didn know why the bananas came into the picture. Yessh! I know this photo looks sleazy. Hahhaa. Look at the girls from Khazastan. They are actually Muslims. Haha. I asked them about the tudong but they replied saying that it's enough that you have Allah in your heart and there is no need for you to dress till only your eyes can be seen. Wow~! Moderate Muslims.
Last but not least, a group photo of us with the family.Okay, i need to go. Bye.
Look forward to my last update of the China trip. Haha.
This was where I had breakfast for 2 days before heading to HuNan. Nice environment. Food was rather mediocre.
Camwhored while taking my breakfast
Chatted with Australians and an Italian. Hahaha. The guy and the lady on the left are Australians while the other guy on the right is an Italian. Guess what we talked about! Hahha. I was discussing about immigration issues with the Australians as both our countries are facing immigration problems now. I don't quite like the influx of new immigrants. Haha.
Taken before we went onto the bus. From left: Me, Rie(Japan), Thailiand Representative and Cleo (Singapore)
Lunch before we started climbing the Great Wall Of China. I really forgot what happened before we had our lunch. Hahaha.
Taken after lunch. From left: Tom (Australia), Spohia (I forgot which country is she from), Me, Cleo (Singapore), Thailand Representative, Yumi (Japan)
Taken while we were on our way to the Great Wall of China. We have over 160 participants this year!!! Hahaha. This is just half a bus of participants!!! Hahaha.
Finally, the Great Wall Of China!
Started to make more new friends. Keiichi from Japan. He is small in size but I think he is a really clever guy. Unlike a typical Japanese, he speaks Japanese, English, Cantonese and Chinese. He took up Cantonese and Chinese in Universtity before heading to HongKong for a half a year exchange. In HongKong, lessons are conducted in English and that was when he polished up his English. He already found a job in a Japanese MNC even before he graduated from school. We discussed about touring HongKong together when we were both in China. Hopefully, we will be able to meet in HongKong together soon! Hahaha. I need to work hard and learn a third language soon. Hahhaa.
A group shot of most of the participants!!!
Took a photo with my Korean and Japanese friends. The Singapore flag is in between the Japan and Korean flag. See~!!! Hahaha. i always joked that we are like the elites of Asia. Hahaha. All 3 countries have a strong economy unlike other Asian countries. Hahaha. From left: Me, Rie (Japan), Joo Hee (Korea), Naoto (Japan), Fuyumi (Japan) and Keiichi (Japan)
It was her first ever flight in her entire life. Thus, she was a little nervous!! Hahaha.
Took a photo with AirChina as we wanted to use it for our reports when we returned to Singapore. Apparently, we were told that we will have write essays after we returned. The essays are meant for publicity use in future.
Our boarding passes!!! Yeah, we went so mad till we even took photos of our boarding passes. Hahaha.
Upon entering the immigration gates, i camwhored on the travellator.

Camwhored on the plane. Hahaha.
Walking to the immigration checkpoints to get our passports "chopped" before we can get to embark on our 汉语桥 journey. See how good we are!! We even camwhored while we walked.
OMG!!! It took us close to an hour to get our passports "chop"!!!!
My very first group photo with the other camp mates at the Beijing International Airport. Starting to feel the summer heat!!! Temperature reaches 40 degrees almost everyday when I was in China!!!! It was sorching hot!!
Camwhored at the 5 star hotel that we first stayed in when I was in BeiJIng.
Last but not least, the first friend that i knew from the trip. Joohee from Korea. I always address her as 韩国美女. Haha. She has really really good skin. It is absolutely flawlous. Hahaha. I was singing SNSD's Oh to her when i first met her. Seriously, I sang to her all the Korean songs that i knew. 武大郎,武大郎.....hahaha!!! 
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