Live loose, don't lose!

Every student in NTU has a professor as his teacher, who is supposed to be the one that can guide and take the student.

And today my teacher decided to have a hiking together with all his students.

So we gathered together in front of National Chen-Chi University, where there's a famous moutain at the back of the school.

I rode my motorcycle there.

I was a little bit late, however, the professsor arrived even later than us.

Then we started hiking.

It's not my first time to this place, actually, I've been here many times before.

But it's my first time to actually hike the moutain before since everytime in the past I rode motorcycle.

Not before today did I know that it's so tiring......XD

We started from half way of the moutain to its top and arrived at a restaurant to have lunch.

It's not fansy food but more like what I eat with my family at home.

And we chatted a lot and had a good time there.

Some other students performed magic tricks and I was asked to do one as well.

But it has really been a long time since the last time I practiced.

And after the meal, we continuing walking around the mountain in the afternoon.

We even went through a dried river that had little water so we could walk on it.



After that, we went to another tea place where we can sit and have tea and chatted until evening before we took the bus down.

And I invited my learning mate to dinner tonight since she lent me her book about psychology before my midterm, which really helped!!

We dinned at a burger shop which is not far away from Chen-Chi university and near her home.

What impressed me here is that it takes 20 dollars if one wants to use plug-in in the restaurant while the wireless service is free.

I think like that restaurant actually despite I didn't try the food (I just ate too much at lunch!)

And I think that my learning mate is both cute and kind ^^

After her laptop ran out of battery, I walked her home and went back to school.

I decided to stay up overnight to study Hydrograph, whose midterm is on Monday, the next day.

Something interesting surprised me here is that at about 12 o'clock, four senior students in my department came in and borrowed the table- They wanted to play Mahjong, which is a traditional and popular game in Taiwan.

It's not a bad game.......but...........hey!!!

It's 12 o'clock midnight!!!

And they played until 4 o'clock the next morning.

Mine............I'm so jealous at those who already got accepted into graduated school!!!!