Kinda pissed off earlier on after the Advanced Organic Chemistry lecture. One of the China guy asked Prof. Wu a question but later the discussion ended in Chinese o_O I was a little lost; would have been more lost if not for the many hours of chemistry discussion (half English half Chinese) with Lao Cai and Fang Zhen when I was doing my UROPS and summer research in Prof. Lai's lab. Later on, the whole dicussion was in Chinese (which I don't know why) and worse still, Alice went to ask him a question in Chinese. Ahh ... not that I have anything against discussion in Chinese (I've done that many times, though it's always half past six) but this is suppose to be a proper lesson and if Prof. Wu takes it that everyone in the class understands chemistry terminology in Chinese, he might just conduct the lesson in Chinese from next lesson onwards since half of the students there are from China. Later on, Prof. Wu asked me why do I seem to know most of the stuff and I do not really know how to answer him as the fact is what he is teaching is filling up some of my gaps in theoretical organic chemistry and so I am able to comment and ask questions along the way as I am following his train of thoughts and lecture pace.

Last Sat, I brought 赵宇 and 书成 for a short HK tour despite the fact that the tropical cyclone is very near to HK :p We decided to go as it wasn't raining and the sky seemed ok. 尖沙嘴 was our first destination and the wind was really strong. We had several photos taken with out clothes and hair flying up (see photos below). We went to 深水步 after that as they wanna take a look at some computer stuff; walked to 太子 to buy some cookies and 书成 headed back to school as he booked a piano room for practising piano. 赵宇 and I headed for 太古 after that as I wanna bring him to a park there to get a good view of Kowloon. However when we reached the park, it rained heavily and we had to run back to the mall for if not, we'll be drenched! :( We headed back to school after that for dinner.

The last photo is interesting. We were at Quarry bay park and I took this photo demostrating the strength of the typhoon (look at the trees). What is so interesting is not about the powess of the typhoon but if you look at the photo closely, you can see a man jogging along the pavement. Hmm what an avid runner he is, going for a jog during such harsh weather condition.

Gotta go back to do my chemistry tutorials now. Inorganic tutorial tomorrow and the questions are pretty challenging. :)