Dear "lo-lun" and "suan-a-chin"

Welcome to Taiwan!
After a long and far trip,we met each other.
Thank you for the chocolate you brought.
It's delicious.
Bear left Taiwan for one month.
We miss him so much.

Do you know why you are called "lo-lun" and "suan-a-chin"?
Because of your appearance.
The big bear's color is brown.
Brown is like "lo-lun" so we called him that.
Do you know what "lo-lun" is?
It's egg that is stewed for a long time.
It's one kind of local food in Taiwan.
The other bear's body is small and not mature.
It is like "suan-a-chin".
Do you know what "suan-a-chin" is?
It's made by mango.
The mango is not mature.
It have to be Pickled for a long time.
It taste a little sweet and acid.
That is why we call him "suan-a-chin".


The country where you come from is nice.
It's Russia.
The people there is friendly.
They treat Bear well.
Because of that,we will treat"lo-lun"and"suan-a-chin"well too.

The weather in Taiwan is hotter than in Russia.
Maybe "lo-lun"and"suan-a-chin"are hard to adapt it.
We will take them around in Kaohsiung.
Follow us to play and enjoy the local food of Taiwan.



We are glad that you come to Taiwan.

2009/04/13/bananabala

I’m a bear. I came from Taiwan. I’ve flown from Taiwan to Russia. I love my country very much. Taiwanese people were very friendly and kind to me.
My classmates were perfect. But I had to fly to Russia for some months on business. I have flown by plane, but, unfortunately, during my trip I have been in parcel, so I could see nothing.
When I was taken from the parcel by a teacher, first of all, I saw a lot of students and a classroom, they were staring at me, so I felt a bit confused. Some days later, I understood that Russia is a fascinating country. I have been living in Russia for 5 days and I have already been to a French lesson and Alice’s home. So I’m full of impressions! I’m looking to be invited to other students’ homes. I’m very happy that Russian people love and respect me a lot! :) I’m here like a star!! :)
Sincerely yours,
Bear
:)
Bear-sitter Rita Masyukova.

TW.JAMAS with the Bears

Your Bears are coming. We name the big bear "Lo-Lun" in Taiwanese and the small bear named " Suan A Chin" in Taiwanese.

Dear Lo-Lun and Suan A Chin
For a long journey, you come to "Taiwan". Welcome to Taiwan , we are so happy to meet you. In the near future, we will take you to many place where you can view beautiful scenery and make new friends.The weather in Taiwan is much hotter than your country. Hope you can adapt in the short time.After that, we can show your life in our country.Bye-Bye

Crazy Guys

WE are Crazy Guys and we are the least team because we are cazy ... The time we introduct our members~
Chin win gay : Hi ! I am crazy @@
Lu sin chen : Ya ! I am crazy too ==

Li chin chen : Wo ! I am crazy ತ್ರೀ ~~

Chi min hung : OH NO I am not crazy ˋˊ
Su hungchin : We are crazy !! ಬೆಕಾಉಸೆ....

Conference.

On 2 April we went to the conference. We sang songs, met new people. There was unusual guest there. It was a teddy bear. It came from China.

Volkova Sonya.

Hello dear Bear!

Alexander Groshev: Welcome to Russia. It’s quiet time in Russia now. I think that it would be a bad idea for you to come in 90s – it was hard time here. I want to communicate more with you.

Kate Duvanova: I am glad to see you, dear Taiwanese Bear. You are really a nice boy. They say that time flies when you are having fun. Almost all this lesson we were talking about you and the lesson flew quickly. Thank you, dear Bear!

My name is Sasha Lepeshkin. I am your new friend from Russia. Our country is one of the best countries with a huge history. And I think you will have many adventures here.

Ann Smirnova: I am glad to meet you in our city. You are very pretty and fluffy. Your eyes are full of life and happiness. It’s said “the eyes are the window of the soul”. Your soul is huge. I hope you’ll like being in our country.

Egor Rozhik: You are very funny!!! I am sure that Taiwan is a very good place.

Hello, I am your Bear!

Now I am in Russia. It was my second very exciting lesson at Interlingua school. They talk to me in English. And they are trying to teach me Russian. And I’ve done some. For example “privet” (привет) means “hello”. I’m trying to teach them Chinese, but they are a little bit stupid in it. I was in the street and didn’t meet any Russian bears yet. We visited my blog together and they were they said that your posts are great. I’m proud of you. I treated them with our noodles oodles – some of them were very hungry and ate everything at once – others took noodles home – as souvenirs from Taiwan.

My bear-sitter today is Alex Proskuryakov – he helped me to write. I like him. He is very serious but kind.