Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Early in the morning
Friday, April 11, 2008
"No Spitting Throwing Away"
No Spitting Throwing Away ??? What is it trying to say ???
This is the signboard hanging next to the Hotel lifts in 加积市, 海南省. I can surely understand in Chinese, but not in English. Seems like it was a direct translation from Chinese wording, ignoring English grammar totally. It would be clearer if it is read like this "No Spitting No Littering"
Wednesday, April 02, 2008
SGD 5.60 Face-Lift at Hainan Island
Sunday, December 30, 2007
Skiing in Korea Sorak Mountain - YongPyong
Sunday, December 02, 2007
"二百五"
"二百五" 是个很有趣的骂人语文 初次到北京时 一提到 "二百五" 数字时 身边同事 一定偷笑 我一直想查出 这句话的典故可是就是没有人能解答
刚刚从报章读到一偏文章 说古时候的钱是以"两"计算 既是
一封钱等于五百两
半封钱等于二百五两 ==> 半封 (半疯)
所以 "二百五"(半疯) 也就是指 办事不加思索 糊里糊涂 也既是 傻瓜的意思
如果 还有其他解释 请分享
Sunday, October 28, 2007
新加坡 chilli crab
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Friday, September 07, 2007
Saturday, August 11, 2007
One Blank File
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
Where there is love, there is happiness

Thursday, June 21, 2007
Pinehurst Golf Club
One month stint in Ayuthaya, Thailand on working assignment has provided good teaching for me. I worked 12 hours per day (including Saturdays). Thailand operation was tough as it was not too ready to produce current customer's specified parts. Everyday is a drudgery and hard struggle as if going through war or "hell". Discovered new surprises in each day and it can really drives one's up to the wall and go crazy. Somehow I started to complain and asked why me? why I am here?
Then with a calm and peaceful mind, I realize that life is not always a smooth journey. Sometimes good, sometimes bad and this is following the nature way of life. Probably my previous experience was too smooth and so I expect my current job to be the same. But how can it be the same? Looking at the surrounding of my accommodation (a country club house) appreciating the beautiful greenery of the golf course, it made me feel good and settle. This is a good dhamma lesson.
Wat Mahathat - Historical Park
Amazing site of The Sandstone Buddha Image at Ayuthaya. This Buddha Head is the only remainder of the entire image appeared at the base of Bodhi Tree, where the Lord Buddha gained enlightenment. No one knows where is the body and lower limbs go to, but this site is well received by the devotees and became of the main holy attractions throughout the country.
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Thailand Motorcycle Taxi

Temple Wat Panan Choeng

This is another ancient temple 5 minutes away from the temple of victory. This temple is an old monastery housing Thailand’s largest ancient Buddha image known as “Luang Po To”. It also housed the Chinese三宝佛宫 and 观音菩萨 believe to protect those who sail, since much sailing was done by the Chinese then, for trade or for migration. As this temple and many others were built at the centre of river, boat ride service is available to cruise round and view the magnificent and ancient temple structures.
The Great Temple of Victory in Ayuthaya

It looks similar to the famous Ang Ko Wat temple, but this is in Thailand. Established 660 years ago and was proclaimed by the King U-Thong as the royal temple then. The temple had been the place of many important historical events. It was the seat of the Buddhist patriarchs and monks of the Forest Tradition which was noted for the practice of meditation and insight. The name “Temple of Victory” was derived from the Chedi built to commemorate the renowned victory of King Naresuan over the massive Burmese invasion in 1593. There is also a huge reclining buddha statue and the main Ordination Hall next to this stupa.