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Author: Yan Qin
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: There are some voices in my heart turning and twisting, day after day, year after year, not knowing when I can finally say something to you. I have crossed thousands of mountains and rivers, forgetting fatigue, as the evening city is sleepless. You wait for my wandering with everything you have, and I wait for everything you have with my wandering.
Content: Yingzhong is driving her Japanese car swiftly on the New Jersey highway. It's almost five o'clock; if she doesn't speed up, she might encounter morning or evening traffic congestion. After passing Exit 134, she sighs with relief. Just one more mile, and she'll be home—no, Sister Huizhong's home. She's coming back from school. During the summer vacation of the Canal Year, she came to the U.S. to visit her sister and brother-in-law from Taiwan. She didn't originally plan to stay to study, but accidentally met a middle school classmate who told her that it was very easy to apply to Stevens University nearby. The university accepts all Taiwanese university graduates because it has some financial issues. Yingzhong decided to give it a try and was accepted. She then enrolled in a few computer courses. Since learning computer science from scratch wasn't too difficult, and the tuition wasn't expensive, she found it quite enjoyable after six months. She thought that if she studied it for another year, she might be able to find a job.