Proud of being a Chinese
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Proud of being a Chinese

by Hu Shuguang
(Chofu, Tokyo, Japan)

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I come from China. Whenever and wherever I am, I am proud of being a Chinese.

China is a historical and ancient country. With over 5,000 years of consistent history, China has developed its own unique culture. Languages spoken in Eastern Asia, especially in Japan and Korea, benefit a lot from Chinese.

China has a large territory and a large population. With the development of China, 1,300,000,000 Chinese people make this country have a greater influence on the whole world day by day.

After I came to Japan, I feel more proud of being a Chinese. In the salon held on every Thursday in CIPE (E-2 bldg.), I am being surrounded by foreign friends who are willing to learn Chinese and know more about China.

Although China is still a developing country faced by a lot of serious problems and challenges, it has a long way to go before being a developed country. Anyone can not hold back the more and more important impact China has on the world.

I love China.

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Jul 02, 2013
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Passion words
by: Zhou Jieyun

Guang, I agree with you so much. This story is really full of passion. I am also very proud of being a Chinese. After reading this story I feel that I miss my hometown very much.

Jul 01, 2013
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I love China, too!
by: Gary Wolff

Guang, thx so much for your heartfelt story.

It's been a pleasure knowing you & the other Chinese students in our class and will miss you when you return back home.

FYI, this year's Chofu fireworks show will be held Sat. Aug. 24, so I hope you can see them before you leave for China: http://hanabi.csa.gr.jp/

Cheers,
Gary

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