Hey! Glad you're here. Are you ready? Where would you like to go?
Alright, I'll just show you around. Just over here, not too far from my apartment is building #1, the Foreign Languages Department (woo hoo, we're #1!). This is where I teach all but one of my classes.
Alright, I'll just show you around. Just over here, not too far from my apartment is building #1, the Foreign Languages Department (woo hoo, we're #1!). This is where I teach all but one of my classes.
Okay, let's cut through the park. This is a nice little scenic area in the middle of campus.
Yep, there's the pagoda. That's the stereotypical image of China, but it's a form of arcitecture that isn't used much anymore, except in a decorative sense. There's seats inside, kind of like a gazebo, and it's surrounded by a pond with lilypads. At night, the pagoda lights up like a christmas tree.
This is the campus statue. It's name is something like "morning dew" or "dew and sunrise." My name for it is "It's so hot in Wuhan even the statue sweats."
Behind it is building #2, where I have just one class. This is the sight you see when you come in the front gates.
You have to go? Okay. Thanks for walking with me! I'll see you again soon.
4 comments:
Loved the walk around campus. You have some great photos and are really giving those of us so far away the feel of being there. What nice bldgs you have to teach in.
What the heck?! That building is bigger than all of Cascade!!!!!
Thanks for the tour
Christense, you're hilarious. I loved walking campus with you and meeting some American and Chinese friends of yours.
You're in our thoughts and petitions,
Lanny
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