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What　happened　later　was　an　abrupt　twist.　One　dark　and　windy　night，　our　friendship　became　a　love　caught　on　fire　because　of　my　not　bad　singing.　On　an　impulse，　I　whispered　to　her，　“Tell　you　the　truth，　all　my　life，　I　am　looking　for　someone，　with　her，　we　could　become　happy　for　the　rest　of　our　life.”

On　the　other　end　of　the　phone，　she　choked　up　and　started　sobbing.　All　of　a　sudden，　I　realized　that　both　she　and　I　wished　to　bring　the　other　happiness.

From　my　past　experience　and　instinct，　I　thought　that　I　should　do　something　immediately.　So　a　few　days　later，　driven　by　curiosity　and　passion，　I　decided　to　visit　her.　My　surprise　visit　indeed　shocked　her.　It　seemed　to　me　that　she　still　wanted　to　keep　on　our　relationship　by　telephone　and　Internet.　Later　she　told　me　that　this　gave　her　lots　of　romance　and　fun　for　imagination.

Urged　by　my　pleading　and　threatening，　she　showed　up，　a　small　girl　with　embarrassment　and　excitement　all　over　her　face.　I　was　more　than　one　head　tall　than　her.　Walking　beside　her，　I　turned　my　head　and　couldn’t　see　her.　Her　hairs　were　blown　up　by　wind，　brushing　against　my　face　and　making　me　very　itchy.　I　was　trying　very　hard　to　figure　out　some　topics，　suddenly　my　hand　was　in　her　hand.

This　could　be　the　greatest　embarrassment　of　my　whole　life.　Never　before　had　my　hand　been　hold　by　a　girl　first.　In　a　second，　I　felt　like　that　I　became　a　girl　walking　on　the　street　with　hand　hold.　We　walked　and　walked.　A　long　time　passed，　we　tried　to　loose　each　other　up　by　talking　about　some　funny　things.　She　was　much　easy－going　than　I　thought　she　would　be.　But　I　was　much　shyer　than　I　used　to　believe.

A　red　dragon　in　the　global　economy

Many　Chinese　believe　that　for　China　to　be　strong　its　trade　account　must　not　be　in　the　red.　It　must　have　a　trade　surplus　to　grow　prosperous.　So　if　we　look　back　at　5000　years　of　Chinese　history，　it　would　be　surprising　that　the　time　China’s　trade　was　in　the　red　was　also　just　when　the　‘middle　kingdom’　was　at　its　peak　during　that　dynasty.

For　example，　during　Han　Dynasty，　China　ran　a　trade　deficit　for　centuries　with　neighboring　countries，　and　it　was　also　the　time　China　became　the　center　of　the　Asia.　Another　obvious　example　is　the　Tang　and　Song　Dynasty　（from　7th　century　to　11th　century），　when　China　was　again　in　a　trade　deficit　with　nearly　all　its　neighbors.　China　was　then　experiencing　shortages　of　gold，　silver　or　even　bronze，　but　none　of　this　had　blocked　the　red　dragon　from　being　the　strongest　nation　at　that　time.　But　at　the　end　of　Song　Dynasty，　just　decades　before　the　Chinese　were　invaded　and　defeated　by　Mongolians，　China　became　the　main　exporter　in　Asia　and　it　was　one　of　the　several　periods　when　China　was　weak.　Historians　cannot　simply　conclude　this　as　coincidence.

Recent　history　tells　the　same　story.　The　end　of　19th　century　was　a　nightmare　for　the　ancient　nation.　Many　blamed　the　trade　deficit　that　resulted　from　opium　trade　as　the　plague　which　caused　the　weakness　of　China’s　economy　in　the　late　Qing　Dynasty.　However，　if　we　put　opium　trade　aside，　China　was　still　a　large　exporter　in　the　world　while　it　imported　little　from　the　outside　world.　At　some　point，　China’s　trade　partners　had　to　use　opium　as　a　way　to　pay　for　their　trade　deficit　with　China.　Earlier，　in　the　middle　of　the　18th　century，　China　could　produce　enough　opium　for　domestic　market　and　also　become　an　exporter　in　normal　definition，　but　it　didn’t　help　China　to　be　a　stronger　nation　at　all.　When　China　launched　its　first　industrialization　campaign，　it’s　trade　soon　turned　into　red　again，　but　this　happened　during　the　last　struggle　of　Qing　Dynasty　in　its　dying　years.

After　its　opening－up　in　1978，　China　was　in　the　red　again　for　eleven　years，　with　the　exception　of　1983.　The　government　is　implementing　of　a　strategy　of　stimulating　exports　initially　from　China’s　opening－up.　It　is　a　reasonable　policy　for　a　post－communism　economy　which　is　lack　of　an　efficient　fiancé　system　and　a　minimum－required　foreign　currency　reserve.

Since　1990，　China　has　been　chalking　up　trade　surplus　with　the　exception　of　1993.　In　2004，　the　trade　surplus　of　China　amounts　to　＄70　billion，　of　which　＄58.6　billion　from　Sino－US　trade.　With　its　expanding　of　trade　surplus，　its　economic　rapid　growth　continues　for　decades.　At　the　same　time，　Chinese　factories　are　famous　for　dumping　cheap　goods　from　advantages　of　its　low－cost　labors　and　poor　environment　standard.　After　all，　China　is　developing，　much　faster　than　EU，　US，　Japan　or　any　other　major　power　of　the　world.　There　is　no　doubt　that　China　is　regaining　its　strength　and　will　be　a　major　economic　power　in　the　21st　century.

What　will　China　bring　to　the　globalization　of　economy?　Even　for　a　country　of　1.2　billion　population　and　960　square　kilometers，　there　is　no　unlimited　supply　of　cheap　labor　or　unlimited　tolerance　of　environment　pollution.　However，　the　demand　of　the　1.2　billion　population　market　in　a　fast－growing　economy　could　be　the　powerful　engine　of　the　global　economy　in　human　history.　Some　of　Chinese　key　officials　and　scholars　has　turned　to　pro－deficit　attitude　on　this　debate　and　more　and　more　people　realize　that　China　has　no　responsibility　to　supply　the　world　with　cheap　goods　while　the　living　standard　of　Chinese　people　are　below　average　level.　While　those　booming　Chinese　companies　have　shown　their　appetites　for　raw　materials　on　the　global　market，　the　extravagance　of　Chinese　wealthy　family　in　cities　has　given　hopes　to　global　manufacturers.

Most　of　the　pressure　to　grow　imports　comes　from　China’s　trade　partners，　especially　US　and　Japan.　A　strong　wind　calling　for　the　revaluation　of　RMB　has　been　blowing　since　the　beginning　of　2003，　and　some　even　criticize　China　as　an　exporter　of　deflation.　At　the　same　time，　huge　amounts　of　hot　money　flow　into　China　despite　capital　controls　that　strictly　limit　money　flows　into　this　country.　Chinese　officials　have　openly　refused　to　revaluate　RMB　under　pressure　and　some　even　say　that　its　a　conspiracy　to　sacrifice　China’s　economy　without　bringing　benefits　to　the　global　economy.　But　those　strong　words　against　the　revaluation　of　RMB　were　more　or　less　for　internal　politics.　The　government　then　began　to　boost　the　imports　to　ease　the　pressure　on　the　currency.

Domestically，　there　are　more　and　more　criticisms　against　the　stimulating－export　policies，　especially　the　tax　reimbursement　policy.　The　tax　reimbursement　to　exporters　has　aggravated　the　fiscal　deficit　of　the　central　government.　The　government　has　paid　125　billion　RMB　and　115　billion　RMB　for　tax　reimbursement.　This　appropriation　was　far　from　the　amount　incurred　every　year　and　up　to　the　end　of　2003，　the　tax　reimbursement　in　arrears　reached　to　340　billion　RMB　（＄41.06　billion）.　The　profit　margin　rates　of　many　exporters　are　below　the　reimbursement　rate.　As　the　default　of　payment　accumulated　year－by－year，　some　exporters　have　fallen　into　liquidity　problem　while　waiting　for　the　payment　of　tax　reimbursement　in　arrears.

So　China　should　not　be　afraid　to　become　red　in　trade，　like　it　has　during　many　periods　of　greatness.　If　the　dragon　becomes　be　red　for　years　or　even　decades，　the　most　foreseeable　consequence　is　that　RMB　will　be　an　international　currency.　To　support　an　international　currency，　China　should　build　‘a　stable　macroeconomic　environment，　an　efficient　market　mechanism　and　a　healthy　banking　system’　as　Chinese　Premier　Wen　Jiabao　mentioned　as　the　preconditions　for　a　revaluation　of　RMB.　It　is　easy　to　say　what’s　good　but　it　is　difficult　to　identify　the　problems　and　solve　the　When　the　growth　is　still　enough　to　sustain　the　system，　who　will　be　brave　enough　to　cut　the　mess　behind　the　rise?　China　should　not　be　afraid　to　become　red　again.

Make　your　fate　in　control

Fate　is　determined　by　character，　and　character　is　determined　by　knowledge，　desire　and　habit.　If　a　person　wants　to　change　his　fate，　he　has　to　change　his　character　first；　and　if　he　wants　to　change　his　character，　he　has　to　change　his　knowledge　or　his　desires　and　habits.　Complaining　to　other　people　or　the　environments　makes　no　sense.

Actually，　everybody　in　this　world　will　know　about　the　meaning　of　life.　It’s　just　the　matter　of　time.　A　worker，　who　had　just　lost　his　job，　met　a　university　professor　one　day.　He　admitted　that　he　didn’t　love　to　study　when　he　was　a　student.　He　just　hated　to　study　no　matter　what　and　how　his　father　asked　him　to.　When　he　got　a　job　and　became　a　worker，　he　realized　how　important　to　have　knowledge　in　this　world.　But，　it　was　too　late…

There　are　no　parents　who　don’t　think　studying　is　important　for　their　children，　and　all　the　parents　tell　their　children　to　study　hard.　We，　however，　still　have　so　much　difference　on　different　children，　on　the　results，　that　we　finally　will　know　it’　is　the　matter　of　self－control.

When　we　are　kids　in　a　primary　school，　we　see　no　difference　from　each　other.　We　just　know　somebody　is　good　at　Chinese，　Math　or　Sports.　We　just　know　that　the　teacher　likes　him　or　her.　Nowadays，　we　differentiate　our　classmates　by　their　parents.　We　say:　oh，　god，　his　father　is　the　vice　mayor，　his　father　is　very　rich；　his　mother　is　the　dean　of　the　biggest　hospital….　This　is　definitely　not　a　good　sign　for　China　and　the　Chinese　people，　because　it　makes　no　competition　for　the　youngsters，　who　are　having　China’s　future　in　hand.

The　poor　always　hate　the　rich，　because　they　see　the　rich　driving　all　the　luxury　cars，　living　in　condominiums，　villas　and　spending　money　like　they　are　countless.　And　the　poor　see　the　rich　always　on　vocations，　always　so　relaxed　and　enjoyable.　So　the　poor　are　jealous　and　they　wonder　how　can　the　rich　be　so　rich　and　the　poor　are　so　poor.　Well，　the　poor　obviously　forget　one　thing:　When　the　rich　are　working　hard　and　smart　to　collect　money，　the　poor　are　lying　somewhere　and　making　complains.

Make　your　fate　and　success　in　control；　you　can　make　a　difference　in　the　future，　unless　you　want　to　a　poor　person，　both　mentally　and　physically.

Love，　love，　love

Please　forgive　me　because　I’m　not　talking　about　the　popular　song　here.　I　really　love　that　song，　though！　What　I　want　to　bring　to　you　people　here　is　something　I’d　like　to　discuss　with.

Love　is　indeed　a　big　concept.　Thus　it　makes　some　people　confused　or　feel　blur.　As　I　have　mentioned　before　in　this　forum，　I　don’t　even　differ　“love”　from　“like”　sometimes.　Can　you?

I　know　nobody　who　doesn’t　want　his　life　filled　with　love.　One　ishas　beenwill　be　receiving　love　from　his　parents，　relatives，　friends，　colleagues，　lovers　and　whatsoever　living　creatures，　including　animals.　Fully　enjoying　love　from　around　me　is　what　I　always　long　for.　How　happy　and　joyful　I　would　be　if　I　could　have　love　everywhere　in　this　planet！

Love　conquers　everything　in　human’s　world.　The　more　civilized　and　developed　a　country　is，　the　more　love　you　will　see　in　there.　I　saw　many　charity　organizations　in　Singapore　and　Canada，　and　I　believe　there　must　be　many　in　other　developed　countries.　There　is，　however，　so　few　in　China.　Even　though　there　are　some　similar　organizations　in　China，　I’m　afraid　they　are　not　doing　their　jobs.

The　most　popular　case　we　can　see　in　China　is　Leukemia.　I　have　all　along　been　donating　money　to　those　patients，　since　I　was　a　student.　I　just　feel　that’s　the　only　way　I　can　use　to　help　the

The　other　case　is　raised　by　baggers，　who　are　wandering　in　the　streets　all　the　time.　They　are　everywhere　in　the　cities.　They　are　annoying　sometimes，　because　they　would　even　pull　your　pants　to　hold　you　back　if　you　refuse　to　give　them　cashes.　I　pay　more　respect　to　those　who　would　rather　go　collecting　rubbishes　at　nights　than　being　criminals　to　steal　or　rob，　or　commit　whatever　bad　things　against　the　local　citizens.　Once　a　80　over　years　old　woman　was　seen　lying　on　the　side　of　a　road.　I　saw　her　too，　for　several　times.　She　seldom　bagged　for　money，　she　wanted　foods　and　clothes　more　than　cashes.　Each　time　I　passed　by，　I　would　give　her　10　Yuan，　not　for　pitying　her，　but　do　what　I　could　to　be　of　help.　She　died　one　year　later.　I　was　sad　when　I　heard　the　news　because　I　couldn’t　imagine　what　kind　of　children　she　had　would　abandon　their　parents！　She　must　be　very　sad　and　desperate　when　she　left　her　home；　she　must　be　tough　and　strong　to　survive　in　such　a　big　cold　city　alone　for　years；　she　must　be　thinking　about　something　before　her　death；　she　must　be…

If　there　is　another　life　for　this　wretched　poor　woman　after　her　death，　I　hope　she　would　have　a　much　better　life　by　then.　May　her　soul　rest　in　peace.

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