I must say I initially thought lecturers are boring people. However, during the trip, I realized lecturers or at least these 3 lecturers are more-than-interesting people to mingle with.
Mr. Wong [Don’t buy VCDS!]
He is the first person to speak during the workshop. Mr. Wong looks solemn but he can be a joker sometimes. His personal experience at China before made us so wary during the trip that I witnessed many of us really read out the authentication numbers of the RMB note during purchase. (well, excluding me alright! =P)
Mr. Wong is also the only one present at our IBSM BBQ.
Mr. Kam
[“I go for authentic massages”]
He’s thought to be a quiet teacher at first as he doesn’t speak much during the workshop days. However, he’s not! Haha.
He’s also much accompanied. Why is that so? During our bus journeys, he has Ms. Ng beside him and at night, he has Mr. Wong as his roommate. Moreover, he has the playful us to crap with him throughout the journey.
He love massages!
IBSM first lecture- Wen Song clashed and sat at the very back. To my very surprise, “WENSONG, WHY ARE YOU HERE?!” a familiar loved-being-massaged lecturer’s voice reverberated around me. Oh yeah, I miss Mr.Kam haha.
Ms. Ng
[Mummy says, “All of you are my dear children”]
Our Mummy or Ah Bu!.. First impression: “Wa.. English power + Chinese even power..” Ms. Ng is really like a Mummy character. She often tells us “ren shen da dao li” and most interestingly, she’s extremely curious about our affairs.
Any rumours, gossips, scandals, Ms. Ng wish to know more about it. =P
She is serious when it comes to real work. For instance, she prefers to do “market survey” by herself so that she can concentrate better and gets less distracted. Well, she’s good at bargaining because she always manages to get her “market survey” items cheaper than us.
Lao Yao
[“I love Bananas”]
He gives us the first impression of being a very uptight and nervous guy. Probably due to his always “flying eyebrows, opening big eyes” expression.
“Taking care of you all is my duty” is what he always says. Indeed, he goes to all means to make sure we are taken care of. 2 significant incidents I must say touched us all.
First would be the recovery of George’s missing bag. George’s low and dull spirits were brightened up instantly by Mr. Yao’s sincerity.
Second would be the big quarrel with the very-aggressive-chaser-cum-retailer-auntie. Before this incident, words to describe Mr.Yao would be “cute”, “bubbly”, “feminine”, “blur”, “dilly-dally” and so on. After the incident, we don’t know why, but when we look over at him, he possessed a different personality. Well he is “fierce and firm”, “masculine”, “suave and cool”… still cute though =)
Overall, he’s a joker who at the same time, knows how to take care of us throughout the journey and always seeks the best to satisfy our needs.
Xiao Deng
[“Hao la lai Da jia Bu yao shui jiao le”]
(All right, everybody don’t sleep anymore..)
Claim to have connections in China. He assured all of us, “Any problem, find me, once they hear my name, they will scram.”
One thing that puts me to ponder is that how come he remains so quiet when the barbarous chaser-cum-retailer auntie made a fuss on our bus.
He’s the one that wakes us up during our coach journey. Can say he has a very vivid memory or very good back ground knowledge of places we’ve been to. He has the ability to keep rattle on about the places our coach drives along.
Coach Driver
[ahh.. bu yong xi bu yong xie *waves waves*]
Haha basically, the caption i put there is because that's the most memorable scene when he's parting us on the last day at Guangzhou. We thank him altogether and he said repeatedly, "bu yong xie bu yong xie" [waving and waving].
Overall, he's a fast driver and a quiet man.
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