Sunday, October 22, 2006
Saturday, October 21, 2006
Sunday, August 27, 2006
Pandas at the National Zoo, Washington DC
Could you notice there is a babe Panda "Tai shan" hanging on the tree on my upper right side? 
The National Mall, Washington DC
The Washington Monument 
The National World War II Memorial
United States Capitol
The White House
Monday, July 24, 2006
Tall Ships Celebration 2006: Bay City
The Bridge is Open, and the Ship is Going Through...
The Tall Ships, "Pirates of the Caribbean," are Tied up on the East Bank of the Saginaw River, Wenonah Park, Bay City on Sunday See You Again in 2010
Monday, July 10, 2006
Farewell, My Dear Friends:)
The-Five-Ph.D-Gang (Clockwise from Left): Me, Lisa, DChristy, Maria-Tania and John Sunday, June 25, 2006
Mackinac Island, Michigan
Star Line Mackinac Island Ferry Yep! It's just about time for me to take a small break to regenerate my soul and my body. Simply staying away from the thesis for a little while is absolutely a treat. I'm glad to see the sun, the lake and the island. A delightful breeze from the north makes me feel so relaxing.
The Gang (from left to right): Me, Mike, Janice and Michelle
The Scene Behind me: "Lake Huron" is the second largest Great Lake by surface area and the fifth largest freshwater lake in the world.
Thursday, May 25, 2006
Friday, May 12, 2006
Pike Place Market, Seattle (My Top Five Picks)
The Front Entrance of the Market at Pike St. and First Ave
The fishermen have the excellent skills at throwing fish. I believe they never miss the timing to catch the flying fish. They also like to entertain buyers and visitors. Very pleasant atmosphere and lots of fun. The "must see" spot!
You can get all variety of magazines here, including nasty porns:)
Look at these colourful gorgeous. Just Love them!
The World's First Starbucks Coffee Shop named "1912"
Thursday, May 11, 2006
University of Washington, Seattle
Suzzallo LibraryThe library was named for educator Henry Suzzallo, university president from 1915 to 1926, when he was ousted following a prolonged controversy with the governor. The library, designed by Carl Gould, was built in 1926 and was named for Suzzallo seven years later.
Drumheller Fountain
Drumheller Fountain, in the center of Frosh Pond, was a gift from Regent Joseph Drumheller for the university's centennial celebration in 1961. You can even enjoy the view of Mt. Rainier in a good sunny day from here.
Johnson Hall and the Campus
May 4 2006
Wednesday, April 26, 2006
My Neighbors, Flowering Trees and Spring
It's a beautiful afternoon to take a casual walk around the neighborhood at Center Ave in Bay City. I'm glad that I take my camera with me so I could grasp the moment of spring at these gorgeous flowering trees.
Saturday, April 22, 2006
Monday, April 10, 2006
East Attic of the Asia Library at the University of Michigan
Because of Mei Lanfang (one of my research topics), I've got the chance to visit the Asia Library (one of the biggest Asia Library Systems in north America) of the University of Michigan. Not Only I checked out a lot of precious resources and materials about traditional Chinese Opera, but I had the wonderful experience to explore the oldest attic of the library and to stay there doing some works. Let me be honest, however, I just felt uneasy while I was standing between the shelves. It's a rather creepy place, actually.
Friday, March 24, 2006
The Park Shelton Apartment, Detroit
This is the apartment where I used to live for three-year in Detroit. It's located at the corner of Woodward and E. Kirby. Lots of wonderful memories there...
