feeling of help

  In my current class, I can speak English as much as possible because there are few chinese here, although maybe it is not orthodox English even Korean English, Vietnamese English, or Thai English but it is English! Up to now, just over the period of two weeks, the assignment in our class has already been overladen which include a long academic essay and two presentations, one could have the same topic with the essay and the other presentation with opposite argument could be shorter! For the essay, I can choose one of the following five topics:
  Traffic congestion has become a major problom in most cities.
  Genetically modified food has the potential to eliminate starvation and improve the quality of food production, however there are many problems with this technilogy.
  Water pollution is a major problem.
  Nuclear power will be the energy of 21th century.
  The HIV/AIDS epidemic is a global emergency with which the developing countries are coping less successfully than industrialized countries.
  In my opinion, the genetically modified food and nuclear power are too professional to write well, moreover, the topic of water pollution is pretty good but hard to identify and finally, I chose traffic congestion and I will put the draft of my essay into my blog and welcome to criticize.
   There are three Korean in my class one of which is a researcher and came here to do some research about the policies of Australian government. She has been  greatly interested in Chinese therefor asked me to teach her. Maybe I would refuse this request in general  however during a lapse of four months from I have arrived in Sydney numerous people gave me lots of help from which I gained many benefits so if someone asked me for some help which I can afford, I just did undeniably maybe because of the feeling of help received and I want to give this feeling to others.
  As usual, I visited Marry in her house after my classes for chating which is associated with the culture and history of Australia and I found that Marry not only was a profound clergywoman but also had exceedingly diverse life experience. During her thirty four years studying times, she has been to several countries for education, in terms of language culture studying, Marry have been to American when she was a child and stayed there for two years to learn American history and culture, and then she went to Hong Kong to study Cantonese after that, she came to Tian Jing and studyed in NanKai university eight years for Chinese education. Finally, Marry went to British in oder to study theology in Cambridge university in the period of three years. How colorful life she has!
  I addition, Marry invited me to have dinner with Racial, Jessie and her every Thursday evening from this week onward, so I will have more chances to practice my English. As a result, I really don’t know how to express my appreciate for the help, maybe the thing only I can do is just to help others.

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