Tuesday, 1 November 2011

A good teacher who I love him

This is the river . maple beside the river .
This is the Han Shan buddhist temple .
This is the bell house . Now , the really bell is in Japan and Japanese made a simulation bell sent to the bell house of the Han Shan buddhist temple . Because the poem very famous , so Japanese took the bell . I had been to the bell house in 198x , and paid o.5 dollar to the buddhist monk to hit against the bell once .
The famous Han Shan buddhist temple close to Shanghai . I had been to Han Shan temple in 198x .
The famous poem by Zhang Ji ( 756 ) in Tang dynasty (618 - 907 ).

Dear all ,

When I was 13 years old , I was a middle-school student .

One of teacher to teach us literature of Chinese .

The teacher was very tall and drop-dead gorgeous .

The teacher explained literature of Chinese very detailed .

I like he's lesson and I was very attentive to my studies .

Day and night passed.

Winter had gone and spring was coming .

Gradually , I love the teacher .

Until now , I remember he taught me a famous poem that is Tany dynasty ( 618 - 907 ) .

The poet was called Zhang Ji ( 756 ) .

唐 . 繼 ( 756 ) .

滿天 , 眠 .
寺 , 船 .

The poem mean is :

The moon has risen , the crows was birdsong ( or warbled ) and the frosts covered everywhere .

Maple beside the river , the lights of a small boat , both cannot sleep .

The Han Shan buddhist temple out of Gu Shu city .

The bells into the small boat at midnight .

ps.

About half and one year the teacher changed his job .

There was a higher salary job , and I was very upset .

All of people in the school knew that I love the teacher.

Two teachers came to my home to visit my parents for the love story .

with love

At my son birthday

chen chen

2 comments:

  1. Dear all ,

    Sorry , for me , there have not teacher whom I don't like or hate .

    Maybe the reason is that I am getting old and I had forgotten unhappy things .

    with love

    chen chen

    ReplyDelete
  2. I just remember some teachers are very intelligent .

    ReplyDelete