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ドラえもん のび太の恐竜

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ドラえもん のび太の恐竜 STORY:  のび太 finds a tiny dinosaur egg and, with ドラえもん’s  help, brings it to life. He names  the  little dinosaur ぴいすき, and they share fun adventures together.  But as ぴいすき grows, のび太 realizes he can’t stay in the modern world safely.  With a heavy heart, のび太 and his friends help ぴいすき return to his own time.  Along the way, のび太 learns about friendship, care, and letting go. Even after saying goodbye, the warm memories of their time together stay in his heart, making him feel at home no matter where he is. WHY DO I LIKE IT:  This is the very first Doraemon movie, and it’s also the first one I watched as a child. I often re-watch it and always cry when のび太 part with ぴいすき. It always feels warm and nostalgic to me (especially when I’m in a foreign country. it makes me feel at home).
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My Best Friend

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Helen Jin (the girl in the middle) : My Best Friend In High School   じんさんは、私の高校じだいのいちばんのともだちです。 じんさんは、よくあおやピンクのふくをきていて、シカードがすきです。 かみはながいて、かーるしています。 いま、ヂュークだいがく(Duke University)にかよっていて、だいがくのりょうにすんでいます。 じんさんのせんこうは、じんるいがくです。こうこがくがだいすきだからです。 すぽーつは、さーふぃん、ろっくくらいみんぐ、だんす、ばれーぼーるがすきです。 それから、うたうがすきです。 わたしは、よくいっしょにからおけにいきます。 このはるやすみは、いっしょにフロリダにいきます。
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Frieren: Beyong Journey's End

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 Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End follows Frieren, an immortal elf who begins a new journey after the death of the hero Himmel. As she travels, she finds herself remembering the days they once spent together and slowly comes to understand both his feelings for her and the depth of human emotion. The series made me feel the true weight of time—how it can wash so much away, yet also allow certain feelings to grow clearer, carrying their light across even the longest years.
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Self-introduction

はじめまして　わたしわ　Yoyoです わたしわ　のとぅだむだいがくのいちねんせいです わたしのせんこわ　ええごです じゅはさいです わたしわ　ちゅごくじんです
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WHY JAPANESE?

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    日本語一年生                 WHY JAPANESE?  There are 3 main reasons for me to choose Japanese: 1. I love Japanese Animation.  2. I want to read Japanese Literature in its original language.  3. I play traditional Chinese instruments, and it is fascinating to see some similarities between Japanese and Chinese  traditional music.  (btw, I love sakura) Japanese Animation: My favorite work is Makoto Shinkai's Five Centimeters Per Second. I will always watch it again during the long flight from China to America.  Japanese Literature: I've read several books from Haruki Murakami (in Chinese), here's some of mine favorites:  Traditional Music:  The one on the left side is the Chinese instrument Guzheng that I play.  The one on the right side is Japanese instrument koto.  They look similar and sound similar, but they are tuned into different keys. 
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