Fly, fly in the sky

When I was a child, I have a dream, fly, fly in the sky. My childhood was during World War ll. Southern China a small village was my birth place. I had a hard life, no toys, no candy, no movie. Loking at the blue sky and white clouss was only my entertaiment. So I wanted to fly in the sky.
Victory let me fly the first step, I followed my family moved to the big city, Guongzhou and saw plane for the first time. My God! Humans can really fly in the sky. Embracing my dream, I spent happy 3 years in a very famous private Elementarly School, Pai Zheng.
Beautyful deams weren't reality, a bad dream was coming down. 30 years the Communist Party's governing gave me fearful dreams every night.
In 1978, the dark was gone. The afraid dreams finished. As a bird breaks away from the iron cage, I flew to the free city--Hong Kong.
Near 1997, the iron cage was coming down on Hong Kong. I must fly again. So I flew to freedom sky--America.
Fly,fly in freedom sky, I enjoy my flight!

Real China

People go to China always visit some main points.

People go to China always visit some hot points.

People go to China always visit some beautyful places.

They don't know what is the real China.

See! this video tell you real China.

How many stripes are there in the flag?

13

Who is the vice-president of the United States today?

Richard B Cheney

How many Supreme Court justice are there?

9

Who was the President during the Civil War?

What is the name of the ship that brought the Pilgrims to America?

The Mayflower

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Citizenship Questions and Answershttp://www.brown.edu/Departments/Swearer_Center/Literacy_Resources/baha/study_questions_for_citizenship.htm

1. How many stripes are there on our flag?
Thirteen (13).

2. Who is the Vice President of the United States today?
Richard Cheney.

3. How many amendments have there been to the Constitution?
Twenty-seven (27).

4. What is the name of the ship that brought the Pilgrims to America?
The Mayflower.

5. In what month do we vote for the President?
November.

Freeman Kong

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Ms. Johnson

President Election

I am an United States citizen. I very love this country. When I became citizen, I changed my name to Freeman. Because the U.S. is a freedom country.It is a near perfect but not perfect nation, especially the elective rules. Now, we use indirect elective rules not direct rules. My vote is not for the candidate directly. So I am very up sad about the President Election. I don’t know how to spell Mrs. Clinton’ s name.In this world, some nations use directly election, including America’s enemy--Iran. Why the United States can not change the elective law?The second, every country’s president possesses very big power.sometimes they may make some wrong decisions. People must receive the consequence as we are receiving Iraq war’s result now.The third, after Ronald Regan, the U. S. had not a great president. some one was a simple guy, some one was a play boy. Now our president can’t spell correctly and his pronunciation is too bad.Will the new president be a great president? I don’t think so. They join in the election for become a president only, not for lead our country and people go ahead, go ahead.Do you think this election is useful?

Three Changes

I have some important goals for this semester. I think English needsto change and can improve much more. In fact, English is changing andchanging. We are learning and using American English, not original English. In fast, I want to alter two English alphabets i and j. You see, the points that above i and j are rubbishes. How about we throw themout to the air space. The second, our class is studying irregular verbsnow. All people know that is very difficult to learn. Those are 100% notnecessary. The last, when verb uses at third person singular, it needs addS. If we cancel this rule, English grammar will be more easy and simple.There are too many English rules need to change, but no any body thinkand shout out. That is so sad!