Sarah's time

I went to see the final match of East Region about the Twelfth "21st Century-Lenovo Cup" Regional English Speaking Competition this morning with some of mine classmates.

Many celebrated universities in east region of China has sent their student delegate to join the competition, so it's really competitive.

The topic is about "Civilized Behavior" and many contestants state their topics and views on its different aspects. I learned a lot.

Because of getting very early to catch the match, I'm really tired and sleepy now, so....I'll take a nap....

Oh, I nearly forget to mention my coming middle exam, ...oh....that's really horrible..poor me...

Sometimes, the sadness makes a surprise attack on me for no reason, especially at midnight and at weekend.

Loneliness, is that the reason? Maybe is, maybe not. Who knows?

Sometimes, the sad mood makes me want to cry, nearly cry, cry silently...

I finished watching the classical movie—The Graduate last night, which made all kinds of feelings well up in my heart.

At the beginning, I was disgusting about Ben Braddock’s irresistibility to the temptation of Mrs. Robinson and their dirty affairs. However, I was deeply moved by Bin’s sorrowful and soulful eyes when Elaine Robinson left him. He gazed at her figure outside her home secretly; he covered the paper with all her names; he frantically tried all ways to find Elaine before she married another man. Fortunately, he managed to “abduct” Elaine from the church, running away together. Maybe it can be identified as a happy ending, but we know there were still a lot of obstacles before them.

Honestly, I don’t like the film very much. To some degree, it made me depressed. I wondered whether a man can resist a temptation, why they can be tempted so easily and then felt regret about what they had done.

On the other hand, the incidental music is really admirable.