于霄"yux" <yux@mails.tsinghua.edu.cn>2003-05-28
21:22:11
寄语母校考生
各位学弟学妹们：
你们好！
再过几天，你们就要怀着信心与梦想走入高考的考场，去迎接人生的一次重大挑战。作为你们的师姐，我也经历过这样的人生的考验，所以我十分理解你们现在的心情。在三年的高中生活即将结束时，我希望你们能够为这最后一搏划上一个完满的句号。通过在四平一中这三年脚踏实地的学习，你们已经具备了实现梦想的实力。对于打有准备之仗的同学们来说，这个六月应该是与阳光一样灿烂的金色，应该是另一段与中学迥然不同的大学生活的起点。亲人朋友们，一中的老师们，包括我们这些远在北京读书的师兄师姐们，都对你们寄予很大的希望，愿你们在高考中以出色的成绩回报父母的养育之恩，回报四平一中所有领导和老师们的辛勤教导，为我们的母校再创佳绩！
作为四平一中2001届毕业生，可以自豪地说，我们以勤奋和努力取得了理想的成绩，为母校的发展做出了自己的一份贡献，我们这一届毕业生里，有两人考入了清华大学，三人考入北京大学，600分以上的同学就多达58人。记得当时成绩公布后，老师，家长和同学们无不欢欣鼓舞。当然，在欣喜之余，我的心里更加明白，我今天之所以能够在中国第一流学府——清华大学中学习和生活，是和母校领导以及各位老师的悉心培育分不开的。是一中高水平高素质的老师们让我扎扎实实地掌握了足够的知识，学会了做人的道理。今天回想起来，心中仍然对各位师长们充满着无限的敬意！所以我想说，选择在四平一中度过这宝贵的高中生活是一个正确的选择。
虽然身在清华，心里也在时刻惦念着母校的发展和建设。每次放假回家，我都要到校园里去走一走，而每次都会发现一中变得更美了，整体规划也越来越完善。看到这些变化，真是感到由衷的高兴！现在，四平一中正在向全国一流的重点中学目标前进，并积极争取进入国家教委认定的一千所示范性重点中学的行列。崔老师在电话里向我介绍了我校今年高考的目标：一三六计划——10人考入清华北大，30人进入北京各重点大学，60人的高考成绩超过600分。为了实现这个目标，需要老师和全体同学们的共同努力，而你们所能做出的贡献，正是以积极的心态和良好的发挥给高考交上一份优秀的答卷，为母校增光添彩。
面对着这次对自己的人生至关重要的转折点，作为一个已通过考验，成为大学生的旁观者，我希望自己能给大家一点关于高考的经验，使你们多一些感性认识和心理上的准备。具体的复习方法我不须再多说了，你们通过这一阶段的复习和模拟已经做好了知识上的必要积累，关键在于如何以轻松的状态在考场上将水平发挥出来。在最后这几天是精神放松的阶段，要将精神调节到最佳竞技状态，多休息，多娱乐，可以听听音乐，并做适量轻运动量锻炼，如打打羽毛球。总之，是为了以轻松愉快的心情参加考试。在考前一天，将第二科要考的课目大致在脑子里过一遍，以数学、历史等不同思维方式迎接不同的考试。我相信你们会做得很好！
当我坐在座位上等着老师来收考试卷子时，当我接到录取通知书时，甚至当我在清华图书馆查阅资料时，那段日子还是会真切地浮现在我眼前。一切的一切好似昨天那样触手可及，高考对我来说已经过去两年了，但我会珍惜那段时光到永远，因为我走向了自己心中的象牙塔。人生，总要经历无数次的考验，才能变得丰满。青春，总要在汗与泪的拼搏中，才显得灿烂。泰戈尔曾经说过——我不去想是否能够成功，既然选择了远方，便只顾风雨兼程。你们既然选择了向高考冲刺，就要对自己充满信心，奋力拼搏。
亲爱的各为学弟学妹们加油！我相信你们一定会为母校带来更大的辉煌。金秋9月，我们会在各个名牌大学等待你们的到来。十年寒窗苦，成功在今日，我谨祝大家在高考中轻松上阵，发挥出色，金榜提名，去实现心中那珍藏已久的梦想！
——你们的学姐 于霄 5月28日于清华园
姚璐"<hanjiangxue01@163.com>"2003-05-28 17:04:33
高考寄语
年年岁岁考相似，岁岁年年人不同。曾几何时，我们还在为高考辛碌；曾几何时，我们还在为报考踌躇；曾几何时，我们还在为理想拼搏。忘不了“同学少年，风华正茂”的往事，忘不了“书生意气，挥斥方遒”的岁月。昔日，我们从学长的手中，接过那熊熊燃烧的火炬，用它照亮未来的航向；今朝，你们又接过这火炬，用它点燃心中的理想。
打点好出发前的行囊，整理好征战时的戎装，带着“数风流人物，还看今朝”的豪迈，带着“金戈铁马，气吞万里如虎”的激情，带着“莫等闲，白了少年头，空悲切”的凌云志，带着父母的心愿，带着师长的期望，带着亲人的祝福，带着社会的目光，向着未来的憧憬，向着心中的理想，向着那儿时的渴望，向着那蔚蓝的天宇，任雏鹰张开翅膀，振翅高翔；向着那光辉的彼岸，任小舟升起风帆，扬帆远航。
不必再提“业精于勤荒于嬉”的老生常谈；也不必再提“一寸光阴一寸金”的陈词旧说，今天你们的肩上，担起了人们的希望，担起了社会的目光，那凝结着十余载寒窗苦读的心血，将在今天化作万道清泉，让昔日的理想之花绽放。
不要感伤“古来征战几人回”，两强相遇勇者胜，且看桂花香时，蟾宫折桂，舍我其谁？不要感慨“噫吁戏，危乎高哉！蜀道之难难于上青天！”，前面就是那“登东山而小鲁，登泰山而小天下”的无尽风光。
不要抱怨“昨天的伤口还有一点痛”，就像歌中唱的“不经历风雨，怎么见彩虹？”，为了“在我心中曾经有一个梦”，让我们“把握生命里的每一分钟”。
十二年的心血，将在今天得到补偿；十二年的耕耘，将在今天赢的收获；十二年的汗水，将在今天得到回报；十二年的辛苦，将在今天化作欢乐。
文武之道，一张一弛。养兵千日，用兵一时。在这人生的转折点面前，放下肩上沉沉的担子，挣脱身上沉重的枷锁，以一颗轻松的心，去从容面对“漫漫长路”上的“浪花一朵朵”。
桂花飘香之时，等待你们的是喜鹊登枝的捷报；金风送爽之日，等待你们的是金榜题名的欣喜。马踏平川，前程似锦多俊秀；鱼跃龙门，满园桃李竞芳菲。昨日，你因一中而骄傲，明天，一中因你而辉煌。打点好出发前的行囊，整理好征战时的戎装，用优异的成绩，铸就人生的荣光。
冀铁亮"winstonjtl" <winstonjtl@sina.com>
2003-05-28 15:50:12
时光荏苒，一转眼已经离开学校整整两年了。不过两年前的充实，紧张的高三生活依然深深地留在我的记忆中。我觉得我没有必要也没有资格在这里和大家谈论高三的学习方法，因为已经和高中的课程远离两年了，实在是不如每天书辛苦在山题海里学弟学妹们来的深刻。我只是为一个高考过来人的身份，简单的说说在临近高考这段时间的生活和心态的调节。
我们一中在这几年可以说在各方面都有了长足的发展。高考成绩每年都上一个台阶，因此大家应该对高考充满信心，不要因为一两次成绩的波动而影响了学习情绪。高考的竞争最终是体力与精力的竞争，如何安排好自己的作息，保持良好的身心状态，是最重要的基本功。高考对于每个同学来说都是人生的一个重要时刻，对于越来越临近的高考，紧张是在所难免的，适当的紧张可以使我们，更加集中精力。但是不可以过度紧张，距离高考的日子已经非常近了，过度的紧张容易引起疲劳，这样对休息是很不利的。现在最主要的是以自我为中心，不要再受外界的干扰，不要还在看和某些某些同学还有什么样的差距，现在已经不是想这种问题的时候了，应该多回顾一下在前一段时间里做过的一些东西，巩固已经掌握的知识，每天适当的作一些题保持考试状态就可以了，现在应该培养良好的作息习惯，以免考前改变作息习惯，造成考试前几天失眠，休息不好。要劳逸结合，每天最好不要熬到深夜。考前的作息时间不应该有硬性规定，但最好保证每天有30分钟以上的午休时间和7至8小时整体睡眠时间。另外饮食也要有规律，不可暴饮暴食，也不要随意改变饮食结构，我觉等最重要的就是一切保持原来的规律。
每个同学都有可能在各科当中有擅长的又不擅长，这个时候就要对自己充满信心，因为高考时考查学生全面知识的，不太可能那样准的考试的时候同时出现某个同学的很多弱项，再加上高考时同学们都格外认真，考试的成绩一般都会和平时成绩持平甚至更好，所以考试的时候，没有必要过分担心会发挥失常。我们一中的老师都是有多年应对高考经验的老师，因此学弟学妹们应该都按照老师的建议安排最后这段时间。
另外考试前一夜失眠也是很正常的现象。因该坦然面对失眠。失眠后不要有求睡心态，要身心放松，闭目养神，同样能够起到休息的目的，睡意反而会不期而至。不要把功课和考试带上床。上床之前半小时应在安静中度过，不要看书、想问题；上床后，要排除一切杂念，不要考虑复习或考试。可以想象一些让人轻松舒畅的景象。
总之只要保证良好的心态，保持正常的生活规律，就可以正常发挥，取得理想的成绩。
最后祝学弟学妹们在即将到来的高考中取得好成绩，为自己和一中争光！
王立权"liquan wang" <liquanw@hotmail.com>2003-04-09
10:45:39
Hi,
Very glad to see our web site in the Internet, I mean, it just awful, amazing. It seems to me you guys did a wonderful work there. As a graduate of Siping No.1 High School (the name matches the reality, No.1), I love my high school, and be proud of what it has done. I mean that.
My name is Wang Liquan. I graduated from our high school in 1989. I was in Class 2, and Yang Yuhuan was in charge of my class. She was very helpful to me when I studied there. Today, all I can say is that I would not get in my university (BUPT) without her help. So, here is one suggestion from me, could you guys please put the contact information of all the teachers in our website? even the students? It would be much better.
Currently, as a wireless software designer, I am working in Nortel Networks in Ottawa, Canada. In case anyone wants to talk to me, just use this Email address.
Best wish and good luck.
Liqua
白雁 <yan.bai@eds.com>
2003-03-01 05:39:35
My
name is Bai Yan. I graduated from Siping No.1 high school in 1984.
Recently,
somebody sent me the URL of the school's Website. I realized that some of my
teachers are still working there, Liu Zhaode my Math teacher,Geng
Zhiwen my Chemistry teacher.
......
regardless where I am and how many years has gone by, I still
remembered them as the best teacher I ever had in my life.
I
am currently working for Electronic Data System the second largest computer
service company in U.S. and living in Detroit Michigan of U. S.
Thanks.
Bai
Yan
路铭伟"robert" <robert@e-ocommunications.com>2002-10-22
14:49:55 网管先生/小姐: 您好！ 我刚才浏览了一中的网站，看到了曾经教过我的老师，虽然时间已经过去了整整十年，但老师的音容笑貌依然再我面前，当时我在一中复习，班主任是耿志文老师，政治是侯延山老师，数学是张军老师，物理是田德宽老师，语文和英语老师有些忘记了，生物老师是一位年轻的非常漂亮的女老师，我一直不知道老师的名字。 我在一中作了一年学生，耿老师的一句话是我终生难忘，他曾经教导我们：“人的一生没有受过高等教育等于白活一生”；这句话一直激励我奋进。 我现在在武汉工作，刚刚开始自己创业；虽然有些艰难，但很快乐。 时过境迁，很怀念各位很想知道老师们的情况，希望网管先生/小姐有机会将这封邮件转给耿老师和侯延山老师；同时也希望了解学校建设的情况。 祝您工作愉快！ 路铭伟敬上 T:+86 27-87528235
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王勋oxytama
<oxy@tama.or.jp>2002-08-24 21:22:22
Greeting
From Japan
母校四平一中： 您好！
我是一中1981年入学（5）班，84年毕业生王勛。尽管我只在一中就讀3年，这3年给我留下了终生难忘的美好回忆。並成爲我人生的道路中的一個最爲重要的里程碑。我想借此機會向往日的師尊表示感謝和問候。
班主任郝淑琛老師（我知道郝老師已不在一中）；化學耿志文老師；物理刘积昌老師、王强老師；政治李云鳴老師；日語單茂生老師（想已離休） 等。
並向現在一中全體師生表示問候。
下面是我离校后的簡單經歷：
1984-1988 北京大學計算機系，大学毕业
1989-1991 北京大學計算機系，研究生毕业获硕士学位
1991-1992 北京大學留校任教
1992-1995 赴日本東京，任北京大學与日本合資企業副總經理
1996-現在，在東京創立自己的計算機軟件公司 居住東京都内，如果各位師尊和校友前來東京，一定email通知我。我會盡地主之儀。謝謝。
1981年入学（5）班，84年毕业生 王勛
刘智洋"zhiyang"
<zhiyang@cnis.gov.cn>2002-03-13
08:11:49
四平一中网管：
您好！我是一中80届高中毕业生，在高二（2）班担任生活委员，我们是第一批重点高中，而我们班又是重点班，非常幸运。尽管那时高中只有两年，但就这短短两年给我留下了终生难忘的美好回忆。一中的校园曾寄托了我远大的理想，记载了我为理想而拼搏的足迹，成就了我人生之路，也留下了美好的初恋。难忘啊，一中的一切！
我现在在北京工作，中国标准科学研究院高级工程师。1984年大学毕业，1987年研究生毕业获硕士学位。我在网上看到一中的网站，倍感亲切。网站做的不错，我愿将我班的毕业合影放到贵网站（前排左二是我），请您帮忙，谢谢！
舒东伟"Shu
Dong Wei (Assoc Prof)" <MDSHU@ntu.edu.sg> 2002-02-08 09:13:49
Welcome
to our Report of the year 2001 (January 2001 to December 2001) of David, Mio, and Taro.
We trust you have had a happy year of 2001 and a prosperous year 2002 ahead ! Highlight of the year include, Taro is now interested in mature and sexy lady, who draw his attention in his
childcare, on the street, in MacDonalds. Taro made tremendous progress in his Mandarin Chinese. David attended a conference that smack of reunion of his seniors and juniors. David was cheated off his Ericsson 18s Handphone and 600 Chinese Yuan in GuangZhou by someone whom at first look
appeared slow but in is in fact very fast.
Undoubtedly, Taro continued to occupy the centre of our lives. However, how long this will last is now uncertain. Mio is diagnosed to be pregnant and scheduled to deliver on July 29, 2002.
According to some experienced experts, all signs point to a baby girl. David like children in general and boys in particular, because a boy is likely to be soon in competition with Taro and consume his extra energy and thus leave David in relative peace.
Taro is now 4 years 3 months old and doing well. He continues to progress on English, Japanese, and Mandarin. His mixed use of English and Mandarin
(Singlish) is getting so bad that I received a warning from his drama teacher.
After consultation and discussion, we have implemented a division of language, Mandarin on Mondays and Tuesdays, Japanese on Wednesdays and Saturdays, the rest are English. His Malay degenerates so that now he could not speak much, he even hezitate to carry out the Malay greeting of kissing elders' hands when taking leave. We still sometimes get together with the babysitter Anita's family, especially on their biggest festival, Hari Raya Puasa. His Saturday 45 minute Yamaha music class is continuing. However, concentration is a problem for him. The two universities are continuously changing, shifting from the British style to a mixure of British and American styles. NTU has just implemented a two year common engineering syllubas. This means NTU students will learn more subjects at the some time. The Head of Division of David's has changed twice over the past year. These changes closely mirrored the Singapore economy , which went down again badly. Apart from 9.11 and periodicity, there is talk of structural problems. Singaporeans are urged to upgrade quickly to move away from the fierce competition by lower ranking countries such Vietnam and China. Mio's work is busy as usual and she is grateful that she is now driving rather than walking and bussing. David is putting more time into research and receiving more academic visitors to his school from Canada, UK, and Shanghai.
In January 2001, the daughter of David's MSc supervisor, Professor Yu Tongxi, was married. So he had the opportunities to host a party for him and had some fun in making dumplings and tried out his cooking skills. To his great surprise, his "aromatic chicken" turned out to be a hit. Now
travelling, we made quite a few trips both nearby in Malaysia, and further afield in China and Japan.
Beijing, CHINA
David invited his parents to come to Singapore for a few months in August. Unfortunately, they could only make the trip upto Beijing and stayed there with David's youngest sister. Instead, David, Mio, and Taro made a trip to Beijing to see his parents., during the one-week term break September 1-9, 2001.
We walked around QianMen, DaZhaLan, Hu2Tong4, and a Mosque in that area, hired a taxi to do the Great Wall, Ming Tombs circus, visited Lu2Gou1Qiao2 (Marco Polo Bridge), JingShan Park sunset, popped in Beijing University Campus, had a Dinner hosted by an old classmate, and had a late night drink in Friendship hotel to talk about the past and present of China, visited Yong1He2Gong1 Temple (Lamaist Temple), NiuJie Mosque, went to the SanLiTun Diplomat Compounds, and plenty of relaxing time with parents and sibblings. We stayed in Fengtai district, Yang2Fang2Chun1 (sheep place village), Chun1Ming2Yuan2Xiao3Qu1 (spring bright garden small district), near Gao1Li4Zhuang1 (high stand village), 2.5 km south of "World Park" (shi4jie4Gong1yuan2), quiet place between the fourth and fifth ring roads. We visited the bookcity in Xidan, and climbed onto the tower of CCTV to have an bird's view of Beijing for the first time and for 50Y. My stay in Beijing is more a family event so nothing much to report. Spent lots of time walking around the dark unlit villiage lanes in search of some night life in vain.
HongKong,
Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Zhuhai, CHINA
David attended a conference organized by the HongKong University of Science and Technology. The conference is titled "International Symposium on Plasticity and Impact' 01" (ISPI'01). It was a heartwarming event that David met his supervisor for his Master's degree study, his seniors and juniors under the same supervisor, as well as many other friends and associates. Many of them are now getting into new area such as nano technology and biomedical application. The conference is a compact and focussed event and much has been exchanged and discussed. David is looking forward to further collaboration and synergy that fostered during the conference.
Due to that conference, David made some side trips to ShenZhen, GuangZhou, and
Zhuhai. Guangzhou is large, crowded, a bit dirty, with pockets of serenity such as YunTai Park. Zhuhai occupies the other pole with pleasant boulevards, rocky parks, low rise building, pretty night views.
David spent about two days in Shenzhen, met old class mates, visited the theme of Minorities in China (Naxi, Mosuo, Tong), walked around FuTian district and
DongHu. I visited Donghu Reservoir Park, tried roller skating for 5Y, and rode on bus to see the sight of Shenzhen. Shenzhen is a pleasant place, except the underground construction clouded my impression of the place. The frequent (every half hour) one hour express train service to Guangzhou is impressive. I stayed in the GangLong hotel (300HKD) on top of the train station for convenience.
Guangzhou has built a lot more fly-overs in and around city centre. Consequently, the people use the city are pleased to get around quickly, while the people live in the city have miserable environment. The new area of TianHe is impressive with huge lawns and tall skyscrapper. I visited South China University of Science and Technology and its impressive college of Traffic where
my friend is working on the energy absorption of highway barriers. I stayed in the hotel attatched to army hospital in CiGang and soaked myself in the suburb living. I used bus to get around the city a lot, as about 10 buses ended at or near Cigang. Food and massage are the good ingredients of life in that area. A primary school classmate of mine took me to many restraunts and introduced many
friends. Snakes and zhe2gu1 birds in particular were featured in the menu. Dinner for one person ranged from 10Y to 100Y. A trip to FoShan has revealed the extent to which the Pearl River Delta has urbanized. Foshan is virtually indistinguishable from Guangzhou. The newly built Guangzhou-ZhuHai Freeway shorten the trip to Zhuhai to less than two hours from WuYangXinChun (five goats new village). Zhuhai is a pleasant place to relax, being 70 minutes away from HK by ferry. I stayed in the Zhuhai Resort Hotel in Jida district for 400Y/night. Zhuhai has just under 1 million people and are easily managed on bus. I went on a leisurely pace to SunYatSen's residence, Meixi Memorial Arc, Jingshan Park, as well as the city in general. At
SunYS' place I learnt that his current name in China, Zhongshan, was not used by himself and is derived from one of his Japanese alias (Nakayama). The 400 Million RMB Yuan museum depicted him as a fleshy rebellion boy next door. Meixi is the residence of a rich Hawaii fortune making retiring back to his home village at an age of 70. Opposite my hotel, I found two restruants specialized in the cuisine of North East China. One of the food I had not had for about 15 years. One of them had a chef from the same district of my hometown Siping. Food of North East China is in vogue in both Zhuhai and ShenZhen. In the evening, beauty and money converge onto LianHua Road. I highly recommend Zhuhai as a place for a short holiday.
The trips to China brought two changes in my thinking. First, I previously
thought China can catch up with Singapore Honkong within 50 - 100 years in terms
of average living standard. Through the first hand observation of the situation in Beijing, ShenZhen, Guangzhou, and Zhuhai, I realized it
probably takes another about 20 years for these coastal cities to catch up in living standard with Singapore, although it will take more than 50 years for the inland provinces. Second, previously, I did not invision myself living long term ever again in China in my life time (I doubt I can survive 50 years from now on).
Now, I see the possibility that I will once again live in one of the coastal
cities in China in my life time.
JAPAN
Mio and Taro visited Japan in November 2001 to spend time with Mio's family. Some of Taro's best time in Japan were spent in Ueno Zoo, Tokyo Aquarium, New Taiba and the Transportation Meseum at Akihabara Tokyo, and yume baku jyo. His encounter with geese in Japanese zoos can be compared with that of Columbus with American Indians. The Japanese language is the weakest amongst Taro's Chinese,
English, and Japanese. Plan is mooted that Taro be sent to Japan for one month "emersion" crash course on his own without his parents. This way he is expected to be forced to communicate in Japanese with his grandparents and uncles and unties.
MALASIA
Apart from the numerous business trips Mio made to Malaysia, David made some exploring trips to the across the border state of Johor by buses as well by car. The towns of Kota Tinggi and Pontian Kecil were visited on coaches for a relaxing country road riding. Permas Jaya, a suburb of Johor Bahru (JB) was expored for its atmosphere. The area behind the Istana Besar of JB was discovered for the surprisingly luxurious residences of the rich, famous, and noble.
Our frequently updated photos are indexed and ready for viewing at
http://www.ntu.edu.sg/home/mdshu/kazoku.htm
http://uk.photos.yahoo.com/shudongwei
http://uk.photos.yahoo.com/tarobrianshu
(for Taro)
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马宏伟MA Hongwei <MAHongwei@cit.com.au>2001-06-28
22:46:06
Hi, schoolmate:
I am Ma Hongwei, I studied at The first Middle School of Siping
from 1985 to 1988, My mail system does not support Chinese, so send a Chinese
attached to you.
Cit Shanghai Representative Office
Level 25 New Shanghai International Tower,
No.360 Pudong South Road, Shanghai 200120
China
Tel: 86-21-68863799
Fax: 86-21-68862905
Email: MaHongwei@cit.com.au
Home Phone : 86-21-64976327
池海波Haibo Chi
<haibo_chi@filemaker.com>2001-03-27
21:11:58
When Drinking
Water,Never Forget the Resource of the Water
Hi Chenxu,
Very glad to have your input in Chinaren.com's Alumini
list(Xianyoulu). Actually
I have contacted Tangwenkai last week who is in Canada and it's amazing
that I have met Mashuqing in San Jose, California, US. Ma and me had a good
lunch in a Chinese restaurant. Actually her company is just a few miles away
from mine.
This world is so small and thanks to the internet it made our first
meet happen after nearly 14 years since graduation from Siping No 1 High School,
we had a good time talking, eating and recalling the past time we had back to
school. We have a draft plan to group together all classmates in North America
including US and Canada as 'Siping Yizhong Beimei Xiaoyouhui' and Ma will take
the leader role considering her strong leadership. You can help us to publish
our email list and contact number on 'Siping Yizhong' web site.
I do believe there're more classmates in US or
Canada and hopefully they will join us later on. How exciting it is! We can also
do sth for our united mother school, we know wholeheartedly such saying 'when
drinking water,never forget the resource of the water'.
As for me, I'm working in Filemaker, Apple computer as a senior software
engineer in the center of Silicon Valley, 50 miles away from San
Francisco, I'm fine and there are many Chinese here from different parts of this
planet. The weather here is nearly perfect (neither hot nor cold through the
whole year) but housing price is very very expensive too.
Pls. convey my best regards to Liyunming, WangQiang as well as other teachers
and hope to see you again this winter or next spring!
I'm sorry I'm not able to write but can read in Chinese.
Best regards and good luck,
You can write to me(Chinese OK) at haibo_chi@filemaker.com or hbchi@hotmail.com
Haibo Chi
唐文凯"Kevin Tang" <ktang1@nortelnetworks.com>2001-03-14
02:02:14
Hi, Chen Xu:
Glad meeting you in China Ren website. I am Tang
Wenkai as you said. Sorry that I have no chinese system in my laptop so what I
can use is English only. I just visited my mother school website and I am very
glad to know that it has developed a lot. Like everyone I love my mother school
and am very proud of any its development, I hope that it will have a better
future.
Best Regards for you all.
Kevin Tang
Service Provider eBusiness Solution
Nortel Networks
ESN: 344-4090
TEL: (416) 674-4090
FAX: (416) 674-2290
PS: please say hello to my teacher Wang
Qiang.
请多帮忙"aige"
<aige@163.net>2000-09-02
11:56:02
您好，我是一中96年毕业的一名学生，现在青岛，我刚刚从青岛海洋大学毕业。刚才在我们一中的网站上，看到有又两个师弟（妹）到海大学习，
我很高兴，想知道他们是学什么专业，也好见一见老校友，有个照应，另外还能缓解一下我对家乡和母校的思念。请多帮忙！先谢谢您了。
另外，我们一中的网站能不能给毕业的同学一个交流的地方呢，这样可以让我们这些分布在祖国各地的同学一个联系的机会。这只是一个建议，如果您能满足我们这些远离故乡的孩子们的要求当然更好。
再一次谢谢您！
96级一名毕业生
2000年9月2日
邓善洁"Carl
Deng" <carl@sensiva.com>2000-08-10
20:52:59
你好：很高兴在网上看到母校！
以下是我的基本情况：
邓善洁。男性(好象是)。生在四平，长在四平。自幼随父亲插队到郊区长发公社，在那里吃窝头咸菜高粱米好歹也长到一米多高，也在那里读完无窗无门无老师的小学和初中。厕所倒是有一个，不过也是无窗无门。那年头每学期伍五十天学工五十天学农，就是不学文化，全靠自己最后一年自学拼命，考上一中。那是高考制度恢复后，也是一中变成重点校后招收的第一批重点班学生。我的班主任是陈国良先生，(陈老师你好吗！)
语文老师李文和陈大夫,
物理老师宋怡, 化学老师马敬光。同学计有舒东伟，魏卓，王绍俭，宋也，杜伟等。很抱歉，女同学大多都忘了名字，不过模样都还记得。
以下是长大之后的事情。
南开大学毕业后，留校教书。后来做记者，节目主持人，写过小说，写过诗歌，在全国拿过大奖。当然也谈过恋爱，---
别以为只有你们这一代人才会玩那个。后来听说美国好玩，考了托福(托他妈的谁的福!)
考了GRE, 就来了美国。读过的书包括：路易维尔大学(University
of Louisville)商学院 MBA,
觉得不好玩，又到旧金山艺术学院 (Academy
of Art College) 读了一个电脑三维动画制作的硕士。
目前就职于硅谷一家电脑公司。
给别人干不好玩，想自己干，赚个亿儿八千的，好回母校给大家买糖吃。
我的个人网址：http://home.earthlink.net/~sjdeng
Carl Shanjie Deng
carl@sensiva.com
http://home.earthlink.net/~sjdeng
高琦gaoqi <qigao@yeah.net>2000-07-06
16:22:57
网管你好，今天又打开母校的主页。高兴地发现已经焕然一新。我相信网管一定付出了很多心血，花费了大量的精力。我代表全体四平一中的校友向你们表示衷心的感谢！：）更加令我高兴的是我们91届3班的毕业合影也已经录入桃李芬芳了，我又一次看到了一张张熟悉的面孔，脑海中又浮现出一幕幕几乎要忘却的画面。有些人我已经叫不上名字了，而附在一旁的名单又帮我重拾记忆。还有什么比重游母校更让人心潮澎湃的吗？
当我们在校的时候，我们不知道母校这两个字的意义；而当我们背上行囊，开始走南闯北，为生活和生命而奔波的时候，不经意回首，整整9年已经过去了。我们终于明白，有一份慰藉是任何情感都代替不了，那就是我们的母校。
虽然大学母校的主页更加精致，但是那里没有我们少年时的无知和梦想，欢乐与沮丧；情窦初开的浪漫和"生离死别"的痛苦。这一切的一切啊，已经在心底里封存了9年！今朝让它重见天日，蓦然发现，它已经酿成了韵味悠长、回味无穷的美酒！也许数年之内，我都没有机会重返母校了，然而只要看到屏幕上一张张鲜活的面容，看到我们母校一次次的飞跃，远方的游子就会感到万分的欣慰。
另外，在这里我还要提两点建议：在外面的校友最期望的就是跟母校的老师联系，因此希望能尽早列出教工的名录和通讯地址，最好是e-mail地址或主页地址；校园论坛开设的很不错，可能是因为刚刚开始建立，上面都是领导和老师的文章，希望能够尽快调动同学们的积极性，参与到广泛的讨论中来。无论如何，我都对你们的工作表示感谢！
祝愿母校的主页越做越好！
Liu Hong<wastewater@welltec.com>2000-06-28
13:23:06
我是80年畢業于四平一中高二級一班(班主任是陳國梁老師)的﹐當時考上了“吉林大學”環境化學專業﹐84年畢業後分配到北京“紡織工業部設計院”﹐從事環境保護工作﹐主要是“紡織印染廢水處理”的科研﹐設計﹐施工﹐安裝﹐調試等。現在“香港華大工程有限公司”任高級工程師﹐仍然從事環保工作﹐工程已做到了非洲﹐東南亞一帶。
我現在非常想知道高中同學的消息﹐但苦于不知如何辦﹐求助于母校。請幫忙。謝謝﹗
我的E-MAIL﹕hongliu48@hotmail.com
ck<ck@0335.net>
(2000-05-13
06:00:29)送给我的母校我是98级的毕业生！祝大家永远
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送给你.愉快！
一个校友的建议<y.yc@263.net>2000-02-05
16:12:12
网管人员： 您好！
我是九二届的毕业生。今天在朋友的介绍下才知道我的母校也建立了自己的主页，赶紧来看看，感觉还不错，但让我感到遗憾的是在这里我找不到同学录，因为自从毕业后大家各奔
东西，随着地址的变迁，我们很多同学已经失去了联系，所以我很希望在这里能够找到他们的
消息。提此建议，仅供参考。
另外，我也希望在此能尽快找到各位老师的消息，虽然现在我们已经毕业很久了，但想起他们，还是感激当初的受业之恩。
还有一点就是，我不喜欢你们做的关于特困学生的资助信息，因为每个家庭都有自己的隐私，对于贫困学生来说，这样堂而皇之的把他们的信息登载在学校的主页上，就象是一个尴尬的污点，是会伤害他们的。而且如果每次回来都看到这样的信息，想象你自己会是一个什么样的感觉那？
以上是我的一点看法，希望能对母校的主页建设尽一分力。 |
