Last weekend, I visited my aunt who home is in a village and went to the village market with her. The pleasant part was that I had to get up early in morning, but I managed that. I carry my aunt’s basket when we walked into the busy market. Though it was so early, but it was crowded. My aunt walked around, looked at the goods. There were a lot of interesting vegetable in the market that I was not able to identifying. I bought some presents for my parents. I was sure that he would like them. Walking in the open air in the village gave me a sense of peaceful and relaxation.

On a bright November day, a graceful English lady walk into a cozy bookshop in the heart of London’s Chinatown. She picked up a orderly pile of New Year cards and calendars decorating with beautiful Chinese paper cutting patterns and Chinese ink paintings. Then she warm greeted the shop assistant. The lady was 91-year-old Pamela Youde whose husband was the late Sir Edward Youde, which served as the governor of Hong Kong between 1982 and in 1986. For several decade, Youde has been a loyal customer of Guanghwa Bookshop. Every winter, apart from buy New Year cards from Guanghwa for her friends and family, he also buys Chinese calendars for each of her four grandchildren. She expects help them learn Mandarin well.

I made a wood loudspeaker box at last weekend. I got a piece of wasted wood from mine father’s garden. “Maybe I can turn it into anything!" I thought. Then I went to a carpenter’s studio. A kind carpenter taught me what to make a loudspeaker box. Firstly, I fixed the wood to a wheel but cut the wood into the shape of a trumpet(喇叭).Then I carve five circles within the wood＇s annual rings which went from small to large. I also removed the inside of the wood to make rooms for the player. A last step was brushing the box with oil make it shiny. After five hours of work, the box was final done.