• At first i have to say thank you to my parents and elderships, all of them work very hard and encourage me to study abroad, in their word is they loan me the money to study oversea. They give me the opportunity to open my eye-shot and enjoy the cultural's different.
• Henry Dong the student who is studying in John League College and his parents,. they persuaded me and my parents to give up the senior high school's study in China. Dong has been accepted by Oxford, he is very kind to share his experience with me, show me his road to Oxford.
• Lin Yen, Oxford graduate student and former teacher in No. 7 Middle School, I'm not sure how many times of thank you i need to tell her. She has begun to help me since i landed in Amsterdam. At that time she was the first person who contacted to my college about the airline trouble, under her help i had a good dream in the airport. She showed me the city of Oxfort, and provided me some free yummy meals during i visit there.
• Adrian Bostock, the director of carrer education and guidance in my college. He is a typical British gentlemen, help me to apply Oxbridge. But the most improtant thing i need to thanks him is my showers during X-mas and new year, er...I think i need to thanks his family as well, for their kind and the nice X-mas dinner.
• Gayle Longmire, my english learning support tutor and my first landlady. She is a vegetarian, took care of me for the first 3 months, er... thanks to her bed.
• S Palmer & J Palmer, the my guardians in Hartlepool now. Thanks to this nice host family, they feed me well and give me enough freedom to manage my own dinner. A lovely bedroom, piano, TV and network are all available to me, nothing will be better than this ideal host family.
• Ken Horseman, my mathematic tutor. We always debate for some math problems, his lesson is my favourite lesson so far, i like his humor and his chocolate box.
• Charles Howells, my physics tutor. Although his language and hand writing are both terrible, in physics bright brain and experimentations are everything.
• Julie Ronklsey, my geography tutor who gives me the one to one geography tutorial.
• Adem Lee, my physics classmate who helped me a lot when i just came with the poor english.
• Jean Ash, the librarian in the college who gives me the free newspaper every day after college.
• Jale, Cambridge current undergraduate student from Wales. We made friends during my hiking on the Hadrian's Wall, he is a very good printer, he showed me the Cambridge in his brain and on his pictures.
• Tony, the badminton UK champion in over 50 group, the captain of our badminton team.
• The Chinese teenager table tennis team, they emploied me as a translator which is my first formal job.
• All the runners in Hartlepool, all of you pushed me very hard for the long distance cross-country.
• A pair of Chinese couple i met in Windermere, under your encourage and lie, i got a very high level start of hinking in UK which was 34 miles walking in 13 hours.
• The farmer who work in the West Farm Grassmere. Once i saw the farm, once i saw him, i known i rescued myself from the marshland and dense fog successfully, he is the only witness at that stage.
• The formal army from Hongkong who showed me how to hunt the foxes on the field in scarbought.
• Two archeologist who took me into the Vindalanda Roman Fort to see the British treasure and the excavation work.
• The local woman who showed me the 'secret' path follow the South Type River.

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No matter what happen in the future, my stories will be continued, just before it goes let me say thank you again to all the key persons who made me growing. Their names will be the best index for my personal history. THANK YOU!