Tap dance

Do you guys know the famous tap dance show from Ireland? Do you remember the "Feet of Flames"? The super producer of this performance - Michael Flatley is coming to Taiwan on January 18 and 19!

The "Feet of Flames" is first seen in Hyde Park (London) in 1998. It soon cause a great sensation and dance through the whole world. Michael once said "You're out on the stage, the music is blaring, the crowd is screaming, the lights are flashing, your heart is pumping, the sweat is flying, and it’s the greatest feeling in the world." He enjoys the performance a lot and would like to share the happiness to all the audiences.

Michael believes that one may make dream comes true if he eagerly achieve the goals. "You can take as much as your mind can trick you into believing you can take. It proved to me that nothing could stop me. The most important thing is that you believe in yourself and keep on going." Doesn't he an exemplary person for us to imitate?

**Remember to be enthusiastic in what you like**

The final exam

OH MY GOODNESS...

The final examination is coming very soon, all of my professors are teaching so fast that I can hardly follow their steps. The Calculas, Financial Accounting, and Economics are the most three important subjects to the economics students. I hope I can do my best and then have a great winter vacation!

**Have a nice trip!**

The whole world

Let's see how the world is celebrating the new year : )

Australia (Sydney Opera House)









England (Convent Garden)










New York (Times Square)

**What do you think about Taipei 101?**

2008 is here

2007 was an unforgettable year to me. In February and July, I experienced the two most important examinations in my life time. I still remembered how frightened I was! It seemed that everyone can write their answers fluently. But...look at me! I was so nervous that I couldn't even move my pen. Although I didn't enter my ideal university in the end, it's happy to know many new friends in NTPU.

And in May 23, I had a special birthday party to celebrate the age of 18. All my classmates sang "Happy Birthday" song and sent me a huge blessing card. What's more? I got seven cake at that day! It was too full to eat all of them, so I shared some with my teachers. To Chinese people, 18 is a symbolic year in a person's life. I hope I can be more mature and achieve my goals in every field.

On December 31, my high school classmates and I had a feast in Caterpillar (an American restaurant) We chatted a lot and watched the show on TV. Actually...the restaurant is near Taipei City Hall, so we can almost hear some melody and noise from there.




After finishing our meal, we walked through GuangFu S Rd to our senior high school. Did you see the words on Taipei 101?

**Wish you a Happy New Year !**