TPJC,forever S06

I know for a long time that I am, to some extent, nostalgic. So the JC immersion to me means the last days of high school life: wearing school uniform, carrying schoolbag, and participating in morning assembly every day. Though we had to get up at 5.30 every morning, and have all the courses with buddies for the whole day, I enjoy the experience. It made me think of my own high school life, busy but colorful. Now, these two weeks in Tampines Junior College become part of my unforgettable memory, together with my meaningful life in China. And I learned a lot during this immersion, not only from my buddy and classmates, but from the lessons and the tutors as well.
My buddy is so kind. We became good friends after the first day I was in TPJC. She was sweet and I really love her smile. I remember that she walked in front of me and turned around, smiling. She never abandons me, no matter in class or in canteen during break time. We had a lot of happy time together, at school, at Tampines Library, and at Tampines Mall with her good friend, that amiable, handsome boy. He is so nice and I like him as much as her. I asked my buddy to bring him to our barbecue last Sunday, but I was amused to see all our buddies thought they were couple. Actually they do look like.
And there are the others, from TPJC S06. Everyone is just so kind and enthusiastic. I enjoy the time when we had classes together. Our GP tutor was always encouraging us PRC students to speak out in class, and we did a good job. In MA and CA, I became my buddy’s helper because these courses were really easy for us. But BA is the opposite. There are too many academic new words and we had to check them during the class. In all, I am proud of myself that I exerted one hundred percent concentration in each class, and acquired a lot.
These two weeks of JC immersion is just too short. I hope it to be a month, or two months, or even longer, for we want to know each other better, and to become closer friends. I treasure this experience in the same way that I treasure my high school life. One week ago, I was counting the days left to be with you. Now, I am missing you all, TPJC, S06, everyone. And I feel a bit sad to think of the reality that we cannot meet often since we are back. If you, my dear fellows, feel the classroom becomes a bit empty this week, please remember us. And we will always missing you.

Wang Haitian