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Name of article :CHINA'S LOOMING ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS

From~ http://www.edict.com.hk/vlc/comp/frame25T.htm

The ancient Silk Road city of Lanzhou sprawls along the banks of the Yellow River in central China - at least that's what the guidebooks say. On a cold winter's morning, the impenetrable smog cuts visibility down to about 100 metres and it is impossible to see the spectacular cliffs which apparently tower over the city let alone the sweep of the river. Petrochemical industries, a huge oil refinery, a power station and engineering factories belch fumes into the still, cold air. It is difficult to see the industrial areas under the dense grey shroud. You cannot see the smoke stacks for the smoke.
Lanzhou is widely reputed to be the air pollution capital of China, the dirtiest place in a nation of grimy, polluted industrial cities. It will soon have many rivals as the Chinese economic miracle gathers momentum and the demands of 1.2 billion people anxious to enjoy a Western-style living standard begin to foul the remaining clean air and water. "China is a looming environmental catastrophe," said a Western diplomat in Beijing. "It will make Eastern Europe look like a nature park."
Marine biologist Ms Catherine Cheung is preparing a bio-diversity report for the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) and the Chinese Ministry of Forestry. The softly spoken Ms Cheung became gloomy when she talked about the enormous range of life that was supported across China's widely varying climatic regions. "A lot of it is destroyed already," she said. "You have to go to very remote areas to find places that are pristine. These areas are under a lot of threat from development. It's very depressing."
Horrendous air pollution is already killing thousands of Chinese. A confidential World Bank environmental strategy paper shows the authorities already have evidence respiratory disease linked to pollution is the country's deadliest killer. "Data from the Ministry of Public Health indicates the chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, which has been linked to exposure to fine suspended particulates and sulphur dioxide, was the leading cause of death in China in 1988 with a death rate of 162.6 per 100,000 which is 26 per cent of all deaths," the paper reports.
"When standardised and compared with figures for the United States, the rate in China is more than five times greater. Fine and ultra-fine particulates are considered most dangerous to health and should be the highest priority in regard to air pollution abatement."
The paper says air quality across vast regions is poor. China's National Environmental Protection Agency (NEPA) and World Health Organisation monitoring show frequent violations of Chinese and WHO (World Health Organisation) air quality standards by wide margins. The annual average of total suspended particulates is 526 micrograms per cubic metre in north China and 318 micrograms per cubic metre in the south. WHO guidelines recommend a safe ceiling of 60-90 micrograms per cubic metre.
China is heavily dependent on coal for energy and inefficient industrial and domestic burning pumps clouds of sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and particulates into the atmosphere. The strategy paper reports annual average sulphur dioxide concentration in the north is 93 micrograms per cubic metre and in the south 119 per cubic metre, well above the WHO guideline level of 40-60 micrograms per cubic metre.
The scale and pace of environmental damage is frightening. The WWF last year sent a team to survey potential nesting sites for the rare Saunders' Gull among the coastal marshes of Liaoning, Hebei and Shandong provinces. Working off 10-year-old satellite pictures the team allocated six weeks for the survey. "They finished in a bit under four weeks," said the WWF's Mr David Melville. "Quite a few of the sites didn't exist any longer. There will effectively be no coastal salt marshes north of the Yangtze River in about 10 years."
There are more than 70 species of animals and birds that are highly endangered in China including the giant panda, the golden monkey, the crested ibis, the takin, the Indian elephant and the Yangtze River dolphin. When paramount leader Mr Deng Xiaoping released his country from its socialist straitjacket in 1978, the bottled up desire to get rich exploded in a burst of industrial and agricultural expansion that has delivered an average GDP growth of about nine per cent a year.
China boasts the world's fastest growing economy and the benefits of prosperity are flowing far beyond the southern provinces where the market reforms first took hold. For the first time in centuries, if ever, hundreds of millions of Chinese enjoy a measure of material wealth. But the environment is taking a hammering. Soil, air, water and wildlife suffer as more people and bigger industries demand extra coal-fired power while cities designed for bicycles and buses are choked by an expanding fleet of cars.
Some of China's urban centres, including Beijing, disappear from satellite pictures for days, even in fine weather. Shanghai, once known as the Pearl of the Orient, is a mess. Years of heavy industry, neglect and now burgeoning economic growth have poisoned its air and waterways. The broad Huangpu River flowing past the colonial buildings along the famous Bund carries silt, rubbish, plastic bags and sewage in an oily scum.
Drinking water is drawn from this river where almost 500,000 tonnes of untreated human sewage is discharged each year. Developers have shown little regard for the environment in the race for prosperity in booming Shenzhen. Here farmland and paddy fields have been buried under a forest of new skyscrapers and factory buildings spreading out into Guangdong province.
Construction has also spelt disaster for sections of the spectacular coral reef offshore from Sanya on the tropical, southern tip of Hainan Island where the beauty of nature was often the only comfort for disgraced exiles who were traditionally banished to this remote outpost. Builders have satisfied the demand for lime and building materials by dynamiting the reef and carting the coral away.
Some of China's new environmental destruction is compounding ancient damage. Driving out of Lanzhou's industrial smog into the Loess Plateau of north-central China reveals a landscape tortured by thousands of years of erosion and over-farming.
The vice-director of the Gansu Grassland Ecological Research Institute in Lanzhou, Professor Zhang Zihe, said an estimated 1.6 billion tonnes of topsoil was washed from the 580,000 square kilometre Loess Plateau each year. Much of this finds its way into the Yellow River, which has been called "China's sorrow" because of the load of topsoil it carries away.
Huge erosion gullies tear at precarious terraces on the Loess Plateau while farmers battle to extract a living from the remaining impoverished soil. Total soil loss to erosion across the country is estimated to exceed five billion tonnes each year. It is water pollution that is perhaps the most serious menace to public health.
The World Bank strategy paper warns 13 out of 15 sections of the seven major rivers that flow past cities are seriously polluted. "There have been sharp drops in prawns, jellyfish and scallops in coastal waters and an increase in the frequency of red tides, all of which are attributed to sewage in the water," it says.
Industrial waste water is the biggest offender in most urban areas. The World Bank found only 32 per cent of the estimated 25 billion tonnes of industrial waste water discharged in 1990 was treated. After treatment, only half met effluent discharge standards. Less than half of NEPA's monitoring stations for urban water quality are able to show test results that satisfy minimum standards for dissolved oxygen or for biochemical oxygen demand.
Urban groundwater reservoirs are becoming increasingly contaminated as polluted surface water carrying hazardous and toxic wastes is leached down. "While several ministries have differing views on how severe the problem is, the quality of drinking water in cities appears to be at risk," the paper says. "In rural areas, the problem is acute. "The Ministry of Public Health estimates imply that only about one in seven rural Chinese have safe drinking water," it says.
Authorities in China are aware of the problem and efforts have been launched to curb waste emissions and penalise dirty industries, but environmental police are overwhelmed by the speed of development. "In theory, China's anti-pollution legislation is stricter than Hong Kong's," said a Western environmental specialist. "It's just not enforced."
In its eighth five-year plan from 1991 to 1995, the Beijing government will spend about $ 105 billion on the fight against pollution. NEPA director Mr Qu Geping has been quoted in the official media as saying a big slice of these funds would be used to seek cleaner energy sources to replace coal.
However, the director of the Centre of Urban Planning and Environmental Management at Hongkong University, Dr Peter Hills, said China had little choice but to continue burning coal if economic policy settings remained tuned to rapid growth.
Alternatives such as more nuclear power or hydro-electric power from the controversial plan to dam the Yangtze at the historic Three Gorges area would be expensive and take years to come on stream. "China has the problem of many developing countries that the supply of energy is constantly chasing demand," he said. "You never quite make it there."
Dr Hills said China was also similar to most developing countries in that the leadership was committed to rapid economic growth. "For internal political reasons they are stuck with this transition to a market economy," he said. "It has to be successful for them. No-one is going to slam the brakes on to satisfy environmental constraints."
There is no doubt China will burn more coal, exerting a major influence on global warming. In a paper presented to the Regional Conference on Environmental Challenges for Asian Pacific Energy Systems in the 1990s in Kuala Lumpur last year, Mr Shen Longhai and Mr Liu Lujun from China's State Planning Commission explained energy consumption had increased by six per cent each year over the last decade.
In 1989 this meant 1.05 billion tonnes of raw coal was burned to produce about 70 per cent of the country's energy. This was expected to increase to 1.4 billion tonnes by the year 2000.
China is the world's third biggest energy consumer behind the US and the Confederation of Independent States, but it should be pointed out its per capita energy use was less than half the global average in 1987 and only eight per cent of the US figure. Dr Hills said some observers believed China would pursue its economic goals before making a serious effort on the environment.
"Some people believe China will follow the Japanese model and that is you get dirty, you get rich and then you clean it up," he said. "Japan got dirty and rich between 1950 and 1970 and cleaned up between 1970 and 1980. "If you accept the Japanese model and that kind of reasoning, it becomes a race against time. "The question is can China really get rich enough quickly enough before the costs of cleaning up become so horrendous that it is impractical."

Biz Toeic test

Biz Toeic test
Listening score : 410
Reading score : 220

I used the BIZ to test my Toeic degree,
the result of test is good but i think my reading score
must to improve my reading score.

Exercise on Prepostiton from VLC

(0) 1. He refused to comment on the problem.

(0) 2. What is the reason for Hong Kong's air pollution?

(x) 3. Can we meet to discuss with the policy changes?

(0) 4. Graduates should consider on thattheir career goals.

(0) 5. They were asked to participate in the interviews.

(0) 6. Obviously you need to adapt to changing circumstances.

(x) 7. Applicants who filled out the questionnaire were then chosen randomly.

(0) 8. This figure could reflect their dissatisfaction with the lack og training.

(0) 9. What are the main differences between US English and the English spoken in the UK?

(0) 10. Some authorities are now claiming that chocolate may be good for you in moderate quantities.

(X) 11.The USA made a formal complaint about that country's environmental policy.

(0) 12. Pay attention to that company's press releases. They may be looking for new employees soon.

(x) 13. The cleaners demanded for that a pay rise because of the recent rise in prices.

(0) 14. People can use credit cards to pay for goods on the web.

(x) 15. If on line learning can be developed, it seems to me that education will be more effective than in the past.(0) 16. Education on the internet can save a lot of resources.

(0) 17. In my point of view, I do not think the government should censor the Internet.

(x) 18. All Hong Kong people were concerned for/about the recent economic crisis.

(x) 19. In some universities more than 2000 students are enrolled on the same course.

(x) 19. They want to get a job for/at the earliest possible opportunity.

(0) 20.This implies that the present situation in Hong Kong does not allow graduates to get their first preference jobs easily.

(x) 21. Because of the economic downturn, students ontended to apply for more jobs than last year.

(x) 22. Concerning with job seeking skills, the findings presented in Table 5 show that one-third of the subjects felt they needed more help in their interview techniques.

(0) 23. 24% of the subjects claimed that they needed help for/with English speaking skills.

(0) 24. This figure could reflect their dissatisfaction with the lack of training.

I got 14 correct answers.

~☆★◎●My blogging experience ◎●╯☆★~

Network English of this semester, let me learn to a lot of things, first, one beginning while constructing Doris blog, I never would the HTML has to be got in touch with and learned to the HTML till the last, the second, I learn to how a tread a step creations to belong to an own private world. The third, also let me learn to how change my world of more colorful, how configure a to see simply and in fact very complex blog. Although met a lot of difficulties while constructing blog, for example: HTML concerning blog how top is want the oneself of picture or is a film to put to the top of own blog, see simple but at the time of manufacturing but soon the phrasing of the program to vanquish.


In this lesson I learn to a lot of concerning manufacture the thing of the web page, we first on the Blog beat up exclusive and own name, then put up own photograph and introduce myself briefly, then come to what we learn is how on the Blog put up link, the teacher requests the website that we find out five learning English and puts in the top of the blog, while just starting I how presented him really don't know in my top of the blog, learned the elder sisters on treading a step guidance us, make we and will not feel a setback, again come to teacher to request the film and music that we finds out an oneself to like, same of also is put these things in the top of own blog, and this thing can make it lively for me. When I find out music and film that I want, be the tribe space that I want to spread to me up, spread clearly and up is successful but when I want to start browsing but can't carry out, just know afterwards to is a HTML mistake. Modified HTML after and again of make him spreading to my blog up, can browse this time, my mood is very happy to also have results to show very much for the feeling at the moment, I think this lesson not only let us learn only to HTML concerning web page, also let us learn to how create an own world in own blog.

At the future, I still can use this blog and I at this lesson learn to of web page html to announce the thing that wants to announce concerning me or is a mood, also because the relation of this lesson, make me will not be feeling frightened, but starting feeling very interesting for the web page HTML.

~☆★◎●Describe my blog◎●╯☆★~

Welcome to the Doris tribe space like what you see, my tribe space presents a kind of simple style. Among them my wanting to be for what everyone introduce is I introduce myself with the most favorite movie and music and some interesting films. The first, I want to introduce of the film was the department " Night At The Museum" that rises in rank most and wills be shown to play some exhibition articles that the Ying is mainly illustrating the natural science management to face to go to and will become living thing in the evening. This movie is to belong to make to smile a slice of hope everyone can by this movie to relax an own mood. The second, I want to introduce of the singer is my most favorite rapper Eminem, he is the most top rapper of whole the United States, his music style expresses his own life simply and he to the viewpoint of this society, if everyone wants to understand the deeds concerning Eminem more, ascending his BLOG to can be provided as everyone to browse as follows. Finally, although my tribe space's also being unlike a similar manufacture of other people has to be very fine, beautiful, my tribe space all is concerning my some fine recall and some deserve recommend of English website, believe these very helpful to everyone.

~☆★◎●My chatting experience ◎●╯☆★~

While starting, everyone enters the MSN chat room together, like Emma what teacher request have to chat with own member in English, having a little to me difficulty, after all I attend before of the department is an international trade, and English isn't my specialty. Greatly household-use word understood most simply and easily to chat. The chat room is a tool that practices to type and increases own English ability most easily, being us to enter a chat room, everyone has different pet name, only common place is an appearance to beat an own English name up to take into Bain to see. A top the line can see everyone on-line, the first-time whole classless all together online, it's funny.


Our members have: The Melissa, Amanda, Anna, Joyce, the Andrea, also has me oneself , Doris. She forgets her MSN password, so we can't start chatting right away while starting Joyce. Afterwards allow of no easily her reminded of password us to start carrying on our English chatting.We do beginning with the simple dialogue, also is that"Hello, how are you.. I'm fine thanks." Certainly we also hope to beat some more abstruse words, prove an own English ability, but everything isn't as simple as what we imagine. So we continue to understand each other with the simple dialogue. Took place a lot of funny things at the process chatted, we are in the chat room always Be discussing the thing concerning food, because everyone was hungry, so only attend to discuss of delicious food or is the etc. class dismissed wants where buy thing to eat perhaps is call rear row of the classmate spread to the front row to the snack. Everyone’s heart faces to only have food. We also discuss the next lesson etc. wants to report of homework, each exhausted oneself fudge of ability some topics to complete this Chatting homework.

Like you are as follows see of, all of these is we at the top of the MSN chat of content because the EMMA teacher's request, we use English together to chat, English chats and isn't the thing that a ream person is afraid any further, but change of O.K. play again interesting.

~☆★◎●English Chatting◎●╯☆★~

Melissa 說:Where is Joyce?
Doris 說:is near by me
Andrea 說:not online
Melissa 說:HA!!!HA~
Melissa 說:NOW~~what should we do??
Ａｎｎａ 說:i'm here
Amanda 說:she is angry
Ａｎｎａ 說:cute Anna
Melissa 說:Who ??
Doris 說:whis angry
Doris 說:who is angry
Amanda 說:angrea
Amanda 說:andrea
Melissa 說:HO~~SHIT!!!!!
Ａｎｎａ 說:HAHA~~~OHOHOH~SHIT
Doris 說:why
Melissa 說:JOYCE~
Doris 說:where is JOYCe
Ａｎｎａ 說:Where is Joyce?????
Ａｎｎａ 說:YOHO~~~~
Melissa 說:it's time for Dinner. Joyce??
Doris 說:sister in low
Doris 說:sister in low sell dumpling
Ａｎｎａ 說:．．．
Ａｎｎａ 說:it's very delicious
Ａｎｎａ 說:it tastes goodMelissa 說:What's up Guys???
Ａｎｎａ 說:Hey ~~~~BOY
Melissa 說: i don't undeerstand~
Andrea 說:can't understand what you say
Melissa 說:what you say?
Melissa 說:GOD Shit~~
Ａｎｎａ 說:GOOD SHIT
Ａｎｎａ 說:.............
Ａｎｎａ 說:God SHIT
Melissa 說:HAHA~
Ａｎｎａ 說:MY GOD
Ａｎｎａ 說:I spell wrong wordDoris 說:my shit
Ａｎｎａ 說:= ="Melissa 說:Yummy??the shit~
Ａｎｎａ 說:........
Ａｎｎａ 說:YES
Doris 說:what??
Ａｎｎａ 說:DO you want to try it
Doris 說:you say
Ａｎｎａ 說:???
Doris 說:shit is yummy
Doris 說:right
Ａｎｎａ 說:OH~~~
Melissa 說:Anna says the shit is good~
Amanda 說:we dicuss somthing
Ａｎｎａ 說:Yes ~I say the shit is very delicous
Ａｎｎａ 說:Does anyone want to try it
Ａｎｎａ 說:I will help you
Ａｎｎａ 說:.....
Ａｎｎａ 說:say something Please
Ａｎｎａ 說:ding don
Ａｎｎａ 說:does anybody home?
Melissa 說:We can't do the conversation until time up~
Andrea 說:i'm worry my computer ~_~
Melissa 說:We must change ~~
Ａｎｎａ 說:OKOK
Ａｎｎａ 說:change a topic
Ａｎｎａ 說:= ="
Melissa 說:Then How??
Melissa 說:What's topic??
Ａｎｎａ 說:Ok ~~~So how about bla bla bla.......???
Melissa 說:YEAH~but~~
Melissa 說:our partner VIVIAN is not here now??
Andrea 說:what is "bla bla bla" ??
Aｎｎａ 說:...............
Ａｎｎａ 說:it's means ...............
Ａｎｎａ 說:I'm lovin it
Andrea 說:.................= =
Ａｎｎａ 說:......
Melissa 說:is a shong for M
Doris 說:I'm lovin it
Ａｎｎａ 說:HAHA
Amanda 離開會談。
Melissa 說:Yanzi s Venus~~~~~
Ａｎｎａ 說:YAYAY
Ａｎｎａ 說:Melissa~~~~SOLO
Amanda 加入會談。
Ａｎｎａ 說:HAHAHAHAHAＡｎｎａ 說:
Melissa ~~~SOLO
Ａｎｎａ 說:SOLO
Ａｎｎａ 說:SOLO
Joyce 加入會談。
Ａｎｎａ 說:the song is belons to Melissa
Ａｎｎａ 說:HA
Melissa 說:HAHA~
Amanda 說: I Know
Melissa 說:THANK YOU!!
Andrea 說:joyce~~~ say something~~
Joyce 說:ok Doris 說:ｈａｈａ
Doris 說:ｈａｈａｈａ
Doris 說:ＤＯＲＩＳ　ｓｐｅａｋｉｎｇ
Ａｎｎａ 說: Anna speaking
Ａｎｎａ 說:Hello, my name is Anna, nice to meetyou
Doris 說:ｈｅｌｌｏ　ａｎｎａ　ｍｙ　ｎａｍｅ　ｉｓ　ＤＯＲＩＳ　ｎｉｃｅ　ｔｏ　ｍｅｅｔ　ｙｏｕ　２
Joyce 說:Doris: Do you enjoy eating cake?
Ａｎｎａ 說:Doris, what company do you work for?
Doris 說:ｙａ　
Doris 說:ｄｏ　ｙｏｕ　ｈａｖｅ　ｃａｋｅ　
Doris 說:ｆｏｒ　ｍｙ　
Ａｎｎａ 說:YA~~
Doris 說:ｍｅ　
Joyce 說:Oh, really me too.
Doris 說:ｉ　ａｍ　ｈａｎｇｒｙ
Doris 說:ｈｕｎｇｒｙ
Joyce 說:How about you Anna?
Joyce 說:Do you like cake?
Amanda 說: I am Amanda nice to meet you
Ａｎｎａ 說:YES~!~~
Doris 說:ｙｅｓ　
Doris 說:ｉ　ｋｉｎｅ
Ａｎｎａ 說:I like strawberry cake
Doris 說:ｌｉｋｅ　
Doris 說:ｄｏ　ｙｏｕ　ｈａｖｅ　ｃａｋｅ　
Doris 說:ｆｏｒ　ｍｅ
Doris 說:？
Joyce 說:oh yeh,
Amanda 說: I like
Joyce 說:no
Doris 說:ｈｕｒｒｙ　ｕｐ
Joyce 說:ok
Doris 說:ｇｉｖｅ　ｍｅ　ｃａｋｅ　
Doris 說:ｉ　ａｍ　ｈｕｎｇｒｙ
Ａｎｎａ 說:NOW?Doris 說:ｗｈｅｒｅ　ｉｓ　ｔｈｅ　ｃａｋｅ　
Ａｎｎａ 說:are you kidding?
Doris 說:ｙｅｓ
Joyce 說:the bad teacher got annoy
Doris 說:ｎｏ
Doris 說:ｓｈｅ　ｉｓ　ｓｅｒｉｏｕｓ
Joyce 說:yeah, she is annoying!!!!
Melissa 說:Somebody's angry~~~~the teacher~~
Ａｎｎａ 說:HA
Doris 說:ｒｅａｌｌｙ　ｄｅｅｐ　ｅｉｇｈｔ　ＫＥＹ
Ａｎｎａ 說:UP 8 KEY~~@@"
Doris 說:ａｎｇｒｙ
Doris 說:ＵＰ　８ＫＥＹ
Andrea 說:deep==> up
Joyce 說:I'm not feel good!
Ａｎｎａ 說:"UP 8 KEY"
Doris 說:ｉ　ａｍ　ｈｕｎｇｒｙ
Joyce 說:yes all right
Ａｎｎａ 說:I feel the class is very boring
Doris 說:ｐｌｅａｓｅ　ｇｉｖｅ　ｍｅ　ａ　ｃａｋｅ　
Joyce 說:what! you are hungry
Doris 說:ｙｅｓ
Amanda 說:why doris angry
Joyce 說:you always hungry
Ａｎｎａ 說:NO~~She is hungry
Doris 說:ｈｕｎｇｒｙ
Ａｎｎａ 說:not angry
Ａｎｎａ 說:= ="
Joyce 說:me too!
Doris 說:ｉ　ａｍ　ｈｕｎｇｒｙ　ｎｏｗ　ｂｕｔ　ｌａｔｅｒ　ｉ　ｗｉｌｌ　ａｎｇｒｙJoyce 說:I want to eat rice
Ａｎｎａ 說:HA
Ａｎｎａ 說:if she can't eat the cake
Ａｎｎａ 說:then she will '' angry"-.
Ａｎｎａ 說:it's very terrible= ="
Joyce 說:do you mean Doris?
Ａｎｎａ 說:she will kill people= ="
Doris 說:ｉ　ｗｉｌｌ　ｋｉｌｌ　ｙｏｕ
Doris 說:ｇｉｖｅ　ｍｅ　ａ　ｃａｋｅ
Doris 說:ｈｕｒｒｙ
Doris 說:ｕｐ
Ａｎｎａ 說:i have no cake la
Melissa 說:we are so poor~we have to use another class to finished the English Internet Class's homework~~and~ the teacher is angry~~~~
Joyce 說:yes, she will go insane. I suggest you go to lunatic asylum!
Joyce 說:精神病院啦
Joyce 說:I know no Chinese
Melissa 說:YES~you got it~the song Venus~i like it!!!
Joyce 說:Really?
Joyce 說:Next time we can go KRV and go crazy
Amanda 說:where
Joyce 說:no no no is KTV
Joyce 說:V-mix KTV!!! My dear husband
Amanda 說: I know
Joyce 說:Where is Melissa?
Amanda 說:where is Mellisa
Melissa 說:i am here~
Ａｎｎａ 說:GESUS
Ａｎｎａ 說:Gesus
Ａｎｎａ 說:.......
Melissa 說:What's up ??
Melissa 說:who call me??
Joyce 說:Do you want to go V-mix KTV ?
Melissa 說:now??
oyce 說:No, holiday
Amanda 說:everyboby calling
Melissa 說:this ??Andrea 說:i'm so nurvous... we are the group 4
Ａｎｎａ 說:WHERE
Ａｎｎａ 說:GOGOGO~~~
Ａｎｎａ 說:don't be nervous
Joyce 說:Anna are you intersting in sing?
Melissa 說:JUST DO IT!!!
Ａｎｎａ 說:HA~~
Ａｎｎａ 說:YES
Joyce 說:I mean go to KTV
Ａｎｎａ 說:WHERE is the KTV
Ａｎｎａ 說:IN???
Doris 說:in classroom
Melissa 說:WHERE?? WHEN??
Amanda 說:I want to ktv
Joyce 說:Hischu
Ａｎｎａ 說:WHERE is the KTV, JOYCE?
Joyce 說:noJoyce 說:Hsinchu
Melissa 說:and then??
Ａｎｎａ 說:it is far....?
Joyce 說:so so
Ａｎｎａ 說:what time can we get it?
Amanda 說:where can you speak clear
Ａｎｎａ 說:get there?
Joyce 說:Winter vacation
Joyce 說:Becasue right now we have a lot of homework to do.
Amanda 說:winter vacation
Joyce 說:Gosh~
Andrea 說:i must go home, so.. i can't go.
Amanda 說: I confuse now
Amanda 說:I don't know what is doing
Ａｎｎａ 說:we are so busy
Doris 說:ｍy foot smell not good
Doris 說:anna want
Doris 說:smell??
Ａｎｎａ 說: ...........
Ａｎｎａ 說:discusting????RIGHT
Doris 說:ｎｏ　is yummy
Ａｎｎａ 說: ...... oh my god
Amanda 說:no
Melissa 說:HO~~SHIT!!
Ａｎｎａ 說:= ="
Joyce 說:Oh , you foot. I want to viot.
Ａｎｎａ 說:SHIT SHIT SHIT SHIT SHIT
Amanda 說: I type vrong
Ａｎｎａ 說:><"
Melissa 說:LIYER~~~~
Ａｎｎａ 說:you arre so disgussting
Ａｎｎａ 說:= ="
Ａｎｎａ 說:Lier
Melissa 說:LIER~
Doris 說:ｆｉｒｅ
Ａｎｎａ 說:FIre Bird
Ａｎｎａ 說:come on
Ａｎｎａ 說:sing a song now
Joyce 說:yeah
Melissa 說:DORIS SOLO~~~
Ａｎｎａ 說:YES~~
Joyce 說:ok
Joyce 說:come on
Melissa 說:GO AHEAD~~~
Ａｎｎａ 說:give her a big clap
Ａｎｎａ 說:HOHO
Joyce 說:COME ON~
Melissa 說:OH NO~
Ａｎｎａ 說:OH NO
Ａｎｎａ 說:Dont cut our computer
Doris 說:ｓｔａｎｄ　ｕｐ　
Doris 說:１
Ａｎｎａ 說:= ="
Doris 說:２
Ａｎｎａ 說:please
Doris 說:３
Melissa 說:TEACHER WANT to TURN THE SCREN~~
Andrea 說:go!go!go!
Ａｎｎａ 說:a le a le a le
Melissa 說:OH MY GOD~~MY LEG~~~
Ａｎｎａ 說:....
Ａｎｎａ 說:are you OK NOW
Melissa 說:it's hurt~~
Joyce 說:I give you one minute
Joyce 說:Doris
Ａｎｎａ 說:do you need I help you '' ma sa ji"?
Melissa 說:it's not good~~
Joyce 說:I WANT
Ａｎｎａ 說:OK~~i'm comin LO
Melissa 說:OH~WE BACK~
Melissa 說:OH SHIT~
Joyce 說:ok~
Joyce 說:I'm waiting for you.
Ａｎｎａ 說:YES~~~teacher is so .......><"
Joyce 說:la la la la la la la la I want to go home.
Melissa 說:MAYBE The TEACHER Will Turn THE SCREEN AGAIN LATER~~~
Andrea 說:me too.
Ａｎｎａ 說:......OH NO
Joyce 說:yeah~no no no
Ａｎｎａ 說:NONONONONONO
Ａｎｎａ 說:teacher is so ~~~~~HE LO.......><"
Ａｎｎａ 說:stupid
Ａｎｎａ 說: = ="
Melissa 說:you find die~~~~
Ａｎｎａ 說:i don't want to die by teacher
Doris 說:ｇｏ die
Ａｎｎａ 說:by teacher's hand
Ａｎｎａ 說:....
Doris 說:i want to eat food
Doris 說:give me food
Doris 說:foodDoris 說:food
Doris 說:foodDoris 說:food
Doris 說:foodDoris 說:food
Doris 說:foodDoris 說:food
Doris 說:food
Ａｎｎａ 說:No food....SORRY
Andrea 說:.................
Ａｎｎａ 說:= ="
Doris 說:foods
Joyce 說:give me food
Doris 說:foods
Melissa 說:ANGELINE have a HOTDOG~
Doris 說:foods
Ａｎｎａ 說:nononononononon
Andrea 說:orz
Doris 說:i don't wnat eat hotdog
Melissa 說:MAYBE you can sak her~
Ａｎｎａ 說:HAHA~~
Joyce 說:you want to egg right Doris
Amanda 說:NO NONO
Amanda 說:I don't sayDoris 說:done
Ａｎｎａ 說:OK~~the end
Doris 說:done
Joyce 說:The end
Doris 說:the end
Melissa 說:THE END~~~~~
Doris 說:end
Andrea 說:the end
Amanda 說:the end
Doris 說:doris end
Doris 說:end
Ａｎｎａ 說:Anna end
Doris 說:endDoris 說:end
Doris 說:end
Ａｎｎａ 說:say goodbye
Doris 說:doris the end
Doris 說:end
Ａｎｎａ 說:everyone ~~goodbye
Doris 說:bye
Melissa 說:SHUT up~~~~
Ａｎｎａ 說:SHut up
Joyce 說:bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye
Doris 說:fuck
Ａｎｎａ 說:you
Doris 說:fuck
Ａｎｎａ 說:you
Doris 說:beach
Melissa 說:EVERYBODY]
Ａｎｎａ 說:you
Joyce 說:go away
Ａｎｎａ 說:you
Doris 說:fuck everyone
Doris 說:beach
Ａｎｎａ 說:fuck you
Doris 說:is a good place
Ａｎｎａ 說:good day
Ａｎｎａ 說:good class
Ａｎｎａ 說:= ="
Doris 說:melissa is stupid
Ａｎｎａ 說:YES
Ａｎｎａ 說:I agree
Ａｎｎａ 說:= ="
Melissa 說:THANK YOU~
Ａｎｎａ 說:Welcome
Ａｎｎａ 說:OK~~stop
Ａｎｎａ 說:end
Ａｎｎａ 說:end
Ａｎｎａ 說:end
Amanda 說:end

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