public library show

yesterday, we had a dressed rehearsal for the Thursday speech, and I got many insightful ideas from Carrie and other group members. As a result, I deem it necessary to write my speech down here, so that I can make it more mature and polished.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, we are teachers from the Central South University, which has approximately  70,000 students, faculty and staff, and we are studying in Yale. It is a great honor for us to be invited to join this program, and we would like to take this opportunity to extend our gratitude to program director Xia Feng, Public Services Administrator, the  lady who has done so many things for the library and community. we also want to thank our tutor Carrie Allen for her coordination and ingenious ideas. and we want to thank all of you for being here.

tonight, five of us will share with you what has happened, is happening and will happen in China. we are not experts on politics or economy, but we will tell you our own experience and help you to understand that remote mysterious oriental country.

first of all, Arnold will trace the friendship between two countries back to the WWII; then, Lauren and Jennifer will introduce China's family planning policy; after that, I will share with you my understanding of China's Aging society; at last Joyce will show you the everyday life of the senior citizens in China. we sincerely hope that you would enjoy it. thank you.

a glimpse of CSU