one saturday afternoon , i went to my grandma house to visit my grandma .
not the end no time to talk nonsence
Monday, April 14, 2008
Thursday, April 10, 2008
tong xin yuan
The story from the last serial continues… Daqiu (Cavin Soh) accidentally wounds Shitou (Richard Liu Qianyi) and the latter slips into unconsciousness. Li Tian’s (Li Siqi) dementia becomes more serious and Daqiu makes use of the opportunity to take over Tong Xin Yuan. Following the departure of both Ruan Mian (Jesseca Liu) and Xiuhua (Xiang Yun), Dadi (Adrian Pang) shows little interest in life. During this period, Tong Xin Yuan and the Zhou family have undergone tremendous changes.
Shitou’s injury proves fatal, and he dies. Dahai (Terence Cao), Dashan (San Yow), Xiuhua and company all rush back to attend his funeral. When they learn how Daqiu has taken advantage of Li Tian’s unclear state of mind to cheat her into signing over the family’s wealth and property, they decide to bring him to court.
Li Tian’s health shows little progress. As he is afraid that Li Tian’s ill health will affect the outcome of the hearing, Daqiu forbids Xiuhua and company to contact Li Tian. Dadi accidentally stumbles upon Li Tian’s diary which provides a detailed account of her illness. As this is an important source of evidence, it soon has all the stakeholders scrambling to lay a hand on it. A long drawn-out legal battle ensues with the unscrupulous Daqiu getting the upper hand, and he succeeds in acquiring control of both Tong Xin Yuan and the Zhou family estate.
After Jimei (Apple Hong) left without a word, Fyn (Yvonne Lim) tries ways and means to get closes to Dahai, even to the extent of pretending that she has pre-natal blues. Dahai feels entrapped and miserable, especially when he fails to locate Jimei. As Xiuhua needs to take care of Li Tian, she comes into frequent contact with Dadi. Their feelings for each other deepen. Just when Dadi decides to start afresh with Xiuhua, Ruan Mian suddenly turns up. Ruan Mian has become a beautician, and is being courted by a suave and wealthy businessman, Parry (Wang Yuqing). Dadi’s feelings for Ruan Mian are re-kindled after meeting her again.
In order to train Dayang (Pierre Png) to be more independent, Baobei (Felicia Chin) looks up a job for him. Under Baobei’s painstaking tutelage, Dayang excels in his work performance. This earns him the wrath of Shaodong (Alan Tern) who tries to malign Dayang. However, Dayang not only emerges unscathed, eventually he even manages to set up a small eatery with Baobei. The feelings between Dayang and Baobei deepen.
After taking over the reins of Tong Xin Yuan, the ambitious Daqiu plans to expand his business overseas. With the help of Li Fa’s (Zhang Wenxiang) daughter, Xinmin (Priscelia Chan), Daqiu pours in huge capital to set up a food and beverage business with a rich Chinese businessman, Shi Nuo Bi. Not knowing that this is a business scam concocted by Xinmin and her cohorts to cheat him, Daqiu who has fallen for Xinmin, ignore the well-meaning advice of his family members and liquidates his assets, including mortgaging Tong Xin Yuan and the family estate to raise funds. As for Baozhu (Cynthia Koh), she takes up a lover Bai Yingjun. Although outwardly they are still a couple, Daqiu and Baozhu begin leading separate lives.
Zhou Dong (Chen Shucheng) who has disappeared for the past 20 years, suddenly turns up. However, he is reserved towards his ex-wife, Li Tian and his own sons. His present wife, Jiang Ling (Li Yinzhu) also makes an appearance, and even moves into the Zhou residence. Conflict soon ensues between Jiang Ling and Li Tian. Zhou Dong gives little regard to family ties and is set to emigrate to Australia. As such, he asks Daqiu for money. Daqiu is put off by Zhou Dong’s attitude, especially when the latter uses Li Tian’s diary to threaten Daqiu. Father and son reach a standoff.
As a result of Daqiu’s inept management, Tong Xin Yuan falls into the hands of Xinmin. Will the Zhou brothers be able to wrest control from Xinmin? What about Dadi, Xiuhua and Ruan Mian, how do they resolve their entangled relationship? Will Dayang and Baobei tie the knot? How will Dahai, Fyn, and Jimei end up? What is the fate of Li Tian who is implicated in the death of Jiang Ling? Tune in to Portrait of Home II for the answers!
Shitou’s injury proves fatal, and he dies. Dahai (Terence Cao), Dashan (San Yow), Xiuhua and company all rush back to attend his funeral. When they learn how Daqiu has taken advantage of Li Tian’s unclear state of mind to cheat her into signing over the family’s wealth and property, they decide to bring him to court.
Li Tian’s health shows little progress. As he is afraid that Li Tian’s ill health will affect the outcome of the hearing, Daqiu forbids Xiuhua and company to contact Li Tian. Dadi accidentally stumbles upon Li Tian’s diary which provides a detailed account of her illness. As this is an important source of evidence, it soon has all the stakeholders scrambling to lay a hand on it. A long drawn-out legal battle ensues with the unscrupulous Daqiu getting the upper hand, and he succeeds in acquiring control of both Tong Xin Yuan and the Zhou family estate.
After Jimei (Apple Hong) left without a word, Fyn (Yvonne Lim) tries ways and means to get closes to Dahai, even to the extent of pretending that she has pre-natal blues. Dahai feels entrapped and miserable, especially when he fails to locate Jimei. As Xiuhua needs to take care of Li Tian, she comes into frequent contact with Dadi. Their feelings for each other deepen. Just when Dadi decides to start afresh with Xiuhua, Ruan Mian suddenly turns up. Ruan Mian has become a beautician, and is being courted by a suave and wealthy businessman, Parry (Wang Yuqing). Dadi’s feelings for Ruan Mian are re-kindled after meeting her again.
In order to train Dayang (Pierre Png) to be more independent, Baobei (Felicia Chin) looks up a job for him. Under Baobei’s painstaking tutelage, Dayang excels in his work performance. This earns him the wrath of Shaodong (Alan Tern) who tries to malign Dayang. However, Dayang not only emerges unscathed, eventually he even manages to set up a small eatery with Baobei. The feelings between Dayang and Baobei deepen.
After taking over the reins of Tong Xin Yuan, the ambitious Daqiu plans to expand his business overseas. With the help of Li Fa’s (Zhang Wenxiang) daughter, Xinmin (Priscelia Chan), Daqiu pours in huge capital to set up a food and beverage business with a rich Chinese businessman, Shi Nuo Bi. Not knowing that this is a business scam concocted by Xinmin and her cohorts to cheat him, Daqiu who has fallen for Xinmin, ignore the well-meaning advice of his family members and liquidates his assets, including mortgaging Tong Xin Yuan and the family estate to raise funds. As for Baozhu (Cynthia Koh), she takes up a lover Bai Yingjun. Although outwardly they are still a couple, Daqiu and Baozhu begin leading separate lives.
Zhou Dong (Chen Shucheng) who has disappeared for the past 20 years, suddenly turns up. However, he is reserved towards his ex-wife, Li Tian and his own sons. His present wife, Jiang Ling (Li Yinzhu) also makes an appearance, and even moves into the Zhou residence. Conflict soon ensues between Jiang Ling and Li Tian. Zhou Dong gives little regard to family ties and is set to emigrate to Australia. As such, he asks Daqiu for money. Daqiu is put off by Zhou Dong’s attitude, especially when the latter uses Li Tian’s diary to threaten Daqiu. Father and son reach a standoff.
As a result of Daqiu’s inept management, Tong Xin Yuan falls into the hands of Xinmin. Will the Zhou brothers be able to wrest control from Xinmin? What about Dadi, Xiuhua and Ruan Mian, how do they resolve their entangled relationship? Will Dayang and Baobei tie the knot? How will Dahai, Fyn, and Jimei end up? What is the fate of Li Tian who is implicated in the death of Jiang Ling? Tune in to Portrait of Home II for the answers!
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
names
felicia
diana
catherine
noraini(for malay)
syahrizal
aiman
jia yu
si jie
xiao yu
peng yun
amirrudin
christopher
angie
nazreenah
fatin
chee heng
timothy
jia jun
yit hsien
stenson
xue min
hartley
jun jie
yi long
fathurahim
athari
li qian
cherlyn
derrel
aniq
amirul
arron
diana
catherine
noraini(for malay)
syahrizal
aiman
jia yu
si jie
xiao yu
peng yun
amirrudin
christopher
angie
nazreenah
fatin
chee heng
timothy
jia jun
yit hsien
stenson
xue min
hartley
jun jie
yi long
fathurahim
athari
li qian
cherlyn
derrel
aniq
amirul
arron
about mr rajaratnam
S. RajaratnamFond memoriesWithin hours of news of his death, strong outpouring in the Internet, spreading into discussion of old-new politics.Feb 23, 2005 As flags fly at half-mast today and the country mourns the death of one of its founding fathers, Singaporeans penned their tributes.
Mr S. Rajaratnam died peacefully at 3.15pm yesterday at his Chancery Lane home of heart failure, three days short of his 91st birthday, after suffering poor health for several years.
There's been an outpouring of fond memories and tributes from young and old, including known critics of the government. The following is a cross section of views from Singaporeans:
Mr S. Rajaratnam died peacefully at 3.15pm yesterday at his Chancery Lane home of heart failure, three days short of his 91st birthday, after suffering poor health for several years.
There's been an outpouring of fond memories and tributes from young and old, including known critics of the government. The following is a cross section of views from Singaporeans:
Sunday, March 16, 2008
all that noise
Noise is also a form of pollution,not unlike smog,exhaust smoke and trash in the water system.<<Deafening asia>>(december 2007) is the very first article i have read about noice pollution and it is coming at the right time.the traffic noise in pangasinan,where i live,is so bad that sometimes i cannot hear the person next to me.the sound coming from the tailpipes of bikes is really ear-spliting.it is about time something gets done before our hearing becomes seriously affected.
Thursday, March 6, 2008
useful tips(christopher columbus)
Christopher Columbus (1451-1506) was an Italian explorer who sailed across the Atlantic Ocean in 1492, hoping to find a route to India (in order to trade for spices). He made a total of four trips to the Caribbean and South America during the years 1492-1504.
The First Trip:Columbus sailed for King Ferdinand II and Queen Isabella of Spain. On his first trip, Columbus led an expedition with three ships, the Niña (captained by Vicente Yáñez Pinzon), the Pinta (owned and captained by Martin Alonzo Pinzon), and the Santa Maria (captained by Columbus), and about 90 crew members. They set sail on Aug. 3, 1492 from Palos, Spain, and on October 11, 1492, spotted the Caribbean islands off southeastern North America. They landed on an island they called Guanahani, but Columbus later renamed it San Salvador. They were met by the local Taino Indians, many of whom were captured by Columbus' men and later sold into slavery. Columbus thought he had made it to Asia, and called this area the Indies, and called its inhabitants Indians.
While exploring the islands in the area and looking for gold to loot, Columbus' men traveled to the islands of Hispaniola (now divided into Haiti and the Dominican Republic), Cuba, and many other smaller islands. On the return trip, the Santa Maria was wrecked and the captain of the Pinta sailed off on his own to try to beat Columbus back. Columbus returned to Spain in the Nina, arriving on March 15, 1493.
In 1492, Columbus sailed from Spain with three ships. Two of the ships, the Niña and the Pinta were small caravels. The third ship, the Santa Maria, was larger, and was captained by Columbus. The ships were from 15 to 36 meters long.
The First Trip:Columbus sailed for King Ferdinand II and Queen Isabella of Spain. On his first trip, Columbus led an expedition with three ships, the Niña (captained by Vicente Yáñez Pinzon), the Pinta (owned and captained by Martin Alonzo Pinzon), and the Santa Maria (captained by Columbus), and about 90 crew members. They set sail on Aug. 3, 1492 from Palos, Spain, and on October 11, 1492, spotted the Caribbean islands off southeastern North America. They landed on an island they called Guanahani, but Columbus later renamed it San Salvador. They were met by the local Taino Indians, many of whom were captured by Columbus' men and later sold into slavery. Columbus thought he had made it to Asia, and called this area the Indies, and called its inhabitants Indians.
While exploring the islands in the area and looking for gold to loot, Columbus' men traveled to the islands of Hispaniola (now divided into Haiti and the Dominican Republic), Cuba, and many other smaller islands. On the return trip, the Santa Maria was wrecked and the captain of the Pinta sailed off on his own to try to beat Columbus back. Columbus returned to Spain in the Nina, arriving on March 15, 1493.
In 1492, Columbus sailed from Spain with three ships. Two of the ships, the Niña and the Pinta were small caravels. The third ship, the Santa Maria, was larger, and was captained by Columbus. The ships were from 15 to 36 meters long.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
a day to grandma house on saturday
on saturday my family and my cousin is going to grandma house to play.my cousin and i brought roller-skate.we decided to play
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