Let me tell you something about my weekend. yesterday was good... well, the day before yesterday was also great. but these 2 days' happiness were different.
Saturday, i went to the theather to see the stage play which is called 隔壁親家 with my sisiter(and her guy!). gosh, it was so touchful. i almost cried out, several times, during the performance. it's really really a good show that will touch your mind, deeply; nevertheless, i think it touches more central or southern taiwanese than taipei people(they don't know a lot but laughed while i think it's not funny at all... well, it's really a diversity of culture between metropolitans and villagers). it was a story that concerned with the relationship between two country families; some for precious friendship(it would still break up), some for regretful love stories(such a regret caused by their parents' misunderstanding). there are many scenes reminded me a lot of my parents(especially my dad), my childhood in village, the past days of the ancients, etc. and i saw a middle-aged man who sit in front of me, i seemed to see his tears behind his glasses. actually, i was agitated after this show; and i just couldn't calm down for awhile. if i was alone, i think maybe i would cry dramatically...
hope they will have additional shows for this play. i'd like to take my parents and my siblings to see it again. it is worth a visit!! BRAVO.
by the way, i went the the Taipei International Books Exibition yesterday before leaving to Taichung. I went to see the author of "L'élégance du hérisson"(刺蝟的優雅) and aquired a signature from her. olala, she's so elegant. and i talk a little with her!! haha, it's my first time to do this kind of thing. after that, i went to another hall for kids. i met another french author who writes philosophy books for children. my sister and i, we set there and listened to her little speach like those parents and kids. i think i learn something from some kids and from her. i realize that childrens are really the ones who will be great philosophers if we don't attempt to controle their thoughts. formerly, parents always wanted to controle their children, but now we have to give our kids a free land of thinking, of creating their own thoughts. just watching around us, so many people don't know how to think and how to express themselves(including me). hope our future(kids) will be much brighter than us. GO.
Saturday, i went to the theather to see the stage play which is called 隔壁親家 with my sisiter(and her guy!). gosh, it was so touchful. i almost cried out, several times, during the performance. it's really really a good show that will touch your mind, deeply; nevertheless, i think it touches more central or southern taiwanese than taipei people(they don't know a lot but laughed while i think it's not funny at all... well, it's really a diversity of culture between metropolitans and villagers). it was a story that concerned with the relationship between two country families; some for precious friendship(it would still break up), some for regretful love stories(such a regret caused by their parents' misunderstanding). there are many scenes reminded me a lot of my parents(especially my dad), my childhood in village, the past days of the ancients, etc. and i saw a middle-aged man who sit in front of me, i seemed to see his tears behind his glasses. actually, i was agitated after this show; and i just couldn't calm down for awhile. if i was alone, i think maybe i would cry dramatically...
hope they will have additional shows for this play. i'd like to take my parents and my siblings to see it again. it is worth a visit!! BRAVO.
by the way, i went the the Taipei International Books Exibition yesterday before leaving to Taichung. I went to see the author of "L'élégance du hérisson"(刺蝟的優雅) and aquired a signature from her. olala, she's so elegant. and i talk a little with her!! haha, it's my first time to do this kind of thing. after that, i went to another hall for kids. i met another french author who writes philosophy books for children. my sister and i, we set there and listened to her little speach like those parents and kids. i think i learn something from some kids and from her. i realize that childrens are really the ones who will be great philosophers if we don't attempt to controle their thoughts. formerly, parents always wanted to controle their children, but now we have to give our kids a free land of thinking, of creating their own thoughts. just watching around us, so many people don't know how to think and how to express themselves(including me). hope our future(kids) will be much brighter than us. GO.
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