My solute to my English 170w classmates:

My solute to my English 170w classmates:

(Remarks: I studied ENG170W with 20 young classmates in a college, most them from English Major and most of them white. These are the smartest and harder students I met in a college.We read together several books or films like “Masala of south”. A lot of the content is about post-colonialism. A lot of brainstorm there. I summarize some thought under.

Hi! Guys!

Nice to meet you here. We together have a nice experience during the debating  

Of the classes for the whole semester. This semester, we share so many periods, especially the presentation period. I appreciate all your effort, we successfully make a hot pot, a memorable moment for the presentation series, which I will remember forever.

I could figure out how hard you guys work on it. I realize so many brains sparkling there, which is quite nice to listen to and share. We read a literature theory textbook and share the analysis of the literature works together, and I wish you all enjoy it, at least I am.

I think you guys from English major follows a career plan like being an English in elementary school or middle school. I believe in that you will be the reliable teachers. Because I enjoy the moments we share, during the moment, you show hard work and deep thought. In the classroom there is like a melting pot, each group with each own sequence and organization. We use so many concepts, theories, the tool to analysis not only the literature around us, but also the world and the population.

How do we watch and analysis the world ? either in an academic way, either in a matured or selfish way, either an open-minded or  narrow-minded way, It partially depends on  our own experience and our  dignity and status, but at least, at the moments, we try to analysis objectively, as an American, as a New Yorker, as an intellectual. We change the world_ Firstly, we learn to analysis the literature clearly. You all try your best to get there. I appreciate your effort. You guys give me the confidence of the nation’s future.

Your guys’ effort makes the classroom shining and colorful with thoughts and ideas, making it like the intersection of many stream gathering to the entrance to the ocean. 20 years later, I will meet with you who would have been teachers, editors, social workers, or other professional, each of you will devote your effort to the society, but you all begin with here. I realize another editor of New York Times newspaper rising from the class. You are the intellectual of next generation. You are the hope and the heart. You share a precious memory with me. Thank you all!