Wednesday 29 August 2007

the excellent use fo one's EQ



The excellent use of one’s EQ in a humiliating situation is helpful. Once I watched a movie called ‘Love actually’, which had a scene about how the Prime Minister of Britain defended his country’s dignity. On the scene, the American president was asked how the visit to the UK was in the news conference. The president said: “Satisfactory, indeed. We got what we came for, and our special relationship with Britain is still very special.” What a humiliating situation it was to the Prime Minister! It seemed that he and his government were cowards and did not dare to fight for their country’s benefit. However, the Prime Minister said, “I love that word ‘relationship’. Covers all manners of sins, doesn't it? I fear that it has become a bad relationship. A relationship based on the president taking exactly what he wants, and casually ignoring all those things that really matter to Britain. We maybe a small country, but we are a great one too. The country of Shakespeare, Churchill, the Beatles, Sean Connery, Harry potter, David Beckham's right foot, David Beckham's left foot…’ What a heart-stirring speech it was! I was deeply impressed by his listing of what Britain is famous for, especially the mention of Harry Potter and David Beckham’s golden right foot. When hearing this, I could not help but give him a round of applause. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister’s announcement raised people’s patriotism and pride. That is the power of an excellent use of one’s EQ. It can minimize the embarrassing atmosphere and save one person’s or even one country’s face. In conclusion, an excellent use of EQ is helpful for people to solve humiliating problems.

Sunday 26 August 2007

my life's meaning




My life’s meaning
“Life was like a box of chocolates, you never know what you’re gonna get.” I want my life to be a box of chocolate—tasty and full of wonders. I am not the one who is endowed with big ambitions, because sometimes they make me feel stressful. What I want is a simple life fulfilled with happiness and wonders. I cannot bear a monotonous life, even though what I am doing may be meaningful. I still want my life to be slightly different every day. Therefore, I will never be a copy of the one I was yesterday. Every day when I wake up, I can tell myself hopefully that something new will happen today.Though sometimes new things may scare me stiff and make me feel helpless at first, the process of dealing with them is a big challenge, isn't it? I will be very happy and have a great sense of achievement when they are solved successfully. When I become old, I can look back to every meaningful and different day I have spent without regret. In conclusion,a life with happiness and wonders is all I want.