To teach Chinese in International Division makes my life in a total mess. And recently I came acroos this sentence, which makes me to think about the question: Why I should bear this burden?

But my pupils are all very lovely~Let me introduce them. I have 5 students from International Division.

Of the five, one boy is an Italian-American. His name is Michael. He doesn't like Chinese at all. He likes soccer. His dream is to become a football player. And if I say "You are a bad boy in my class!" He says back"Bad? I like bad~ I am always bad" Hiu, so cool!

The other boy is called Lee Zaimin from Korea. He likes to "Ticuqiu", too.(Play football) His Chinese is much better than any other one. But he's not very serious about my class, 'cause my lesson is too easy for him...(poor)

And Zaimi's younger sister Jenny is in my class too. She's from Grade 2. She seldom speaks but she changes her hair-style every day!

The other two are sisters. The younger one is called Anika, and her sister Kettrina are both from Sri Lanka. So their skin is much much more than yellow.=) Anika is only six, she is the most lovely one~ Every time she insists writing her homework requirements on her contact book by herself, which wastes a lot of class time.  But how can I do with her? She likes to sit like a Fo (Buddha). The word is new to her, and she likes it very much.

The class is comparatively small, but the students are not easy to handle.

A, what a life~(A is the first Chinese I teach them to use before an exclamatory sentence.)

I still don’t know why, but if I can, I will keep on, I think.