re, based on my own experience, I totally agree. I learned gymnastic first, then ballet. My 基础 was very good when starting ballet. My coach always told other girls to learn from me. hehe.
Where to find 正规gym here?
Acutally, there's higher requirement of elasticity for those rhythm gymnastic girls, but they all have long, slim and nice figure.
I started gymnastic at 6, then transfered to rhythm gymnastic after two-year training, which was arranged by the coaches on both teams, because they thought I was a better fit for ryhthm gymnastic instead of gymnastic. I turned out to be fine. I think it really depends on each individual.
Yeah, kind of true. I was 淘汰ed by gymnastic team in some way, had bottom performance in the team. After I was transfered to rhythm gymnastic team, I had top performance. :-)
right, no need to go professional. I quited just before it's getting too serious.
我觉得是象应用题那样的，一个小故事里带了数学问题。
我推荐Masaichiro Anno的书，中文叫安野光雅，我先后在amazon和当当都看中了，幸好及时发现是同一个人写的。她的Anno's Mysterious Multiplying Jar非常经典的。
我查了local library，她的书都有，就是为啥她英文名字翻译有两个啊，害得我确认了半天是不是一个人。一个翻成Masaichiro，另一个翻成Mitsumasa，难不成跟我们中文音译一样？
热， 谢谢湫湫
I can read 繁体 even if I never formally studied it. When I was in Taiwan, the people there told me they think it is easier for people who studied 简体 to read 繁体, but not vice versa. because Taiwan people learned 繁体 and they all have a very hard time to recognize 简体字!
It's easier for us to read traditional Chinese but harder for us to write it. It's easier for Taiwanese to write simplified Chinese but harder for them to read it.
Can't afford going back to China now. :-( Will wait and see if can do it in the next few years.
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