Now,I'm back from Shanghai.
I have been in Shanghai for just 4 days.
The conference I attended was ASIAGRAPH. Main topic of this conference is to blend technology and arts, and students from China, Korea and Japan joined it.
The second day, I went to the Shanghai music school.
Many guest and teachers made a speech, but these speeches were translated into Chinese and Japanese, and not Korean. Korean students seemed to be bored.
In the afternoon, we were able to get some time to go sightseeing. Two students came to guide me and my friends around Shanghai. We went Yuyuan and Waitan. These places are very famous spots for sightseeing, and I saw many visitors as us.
The students who guide us spoke very very good English. They study English by themself by watching DVDs ,reading novels. and listening American music. Another student in that scool can speak good Japanese. I should study English more harder.
In the night, We went to the concert held at the school. Chinese music was very interesting. I heard later that the players are very famous not only in Shanghai but also in the world.
It takes long time for me to write blog in English. To write the entry above, I am spending about 30 minutes. I 'll write another entry about the 3rd day later.
This entry seems like a diary of an elementary student....
Haha, you're sooooooo interesting!
I find Japanese are very modest! Your English is not bad. Why did you say this entry seems like a diary of an elementary student....? Have you read the famous "Chicken Soup for the Soul"? As a matter of fact, native speakers tend to use very simple words to express what they mean.
>Yuka
Thank you very much for your comments.
OK, I have more confidence in English from now :-).
If possible, you can try to write your blog in two versions: Japanese and English. Well, it takes time to do that, but I believe it a good way to practise your English:-) I will also visit your blog more than often:-)