Eason@Hong Kong

Don't knowing why, I find myself uneasy in living in Hong Kong. The life here is very fast, it increases my walking speed. However, it doesn't really a big problem. I think after three or four days, I'll get accustomed to it.

After my arrival on the first of August, I spent all the time in tidying my books and reading them. The following day, that is yesterday, I went to the Commercial Press in Causeway Bay to get my ordered book. It's a book that the news had been talking about for the last week. Yes, it is Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince(UK version). One of the hottest books this year. It's totally 608 pages, which is one hundred pages less than the previous book. I don't have time to read it yet, as I still have a lot of "book debt" to settle. At the last summer, I also read the English version of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. I've almost forgotten all the plots of the book. This mainly because I don't understand English! I have difficulties in reading this children book. It's so discouraging. Anyway, read more is the best solution to my problem.

Today I go to the Hong Kong Disneyland. I get off the MTR after reaching the Sunny Bay Station. Then I go onto the auto drive train to the dream land. Actually it hasn't opened to the visitors yet, until 12th September. However, there're lots of people going there to just look at it's entrance, just like my father and me. You can see a fountain with Mickey Mouse and all his friends in it. It's not a bad idea to take photos there. Other than this facility, there's no other interesting things. One thing I want to say is that the design of the MTR station is really nice! It makes you to feel that you're going into a fun place, and the colors are comfortable.

That's all the things that I've done in the pasted two days. Nothing more. The only thing that I worry about is my HKCEE result. It seems that it happened a long time ago. In the coming Monday, I'll know and accept my performance in this external exam, no matter it's good or bad. I really hope that I can get a place in studying Form Six of my own school. How about you? Are you worrying?