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Written by:
Dan Maas
12/1/2008
Haihe High School was founded in 1895 and has an important role in modern Chinese history. We visited the museum inside the school and saw artifacts from their very important past. I can remember the first bell used to call students to school that now greets visitors at the door and an amazing electric light bulb dating back nearly 100 years! The museum has photos of great scholars, scientists and leaders who attended the school before beginning famous careers. But rather than me trying to tell you how special Haihe High School really is, I'd like to invite students of the school to post comments in english about why Haihe is so wonderful.
Lisa Sabey and I visited Haihe High School with Steve Tam last June. The caligraphy scroll you see on the last slide was the beautiful gift of Haihe High School to the Littleton Public Schools Board of Education. It is displayed in the entry for all visitors to see when they come to meet our Board:
So, to my friends in Tianjin, please tell our students in Littleton, Colorado and the United States... what do you think is the most important thing we should know about Haihe High School? We would enjoy reading your english as well as following your links to web pages with pictures.
8 comment(s) so far...
Re: Greetings to Haihe High School
i'm a student in haihe high school ~it's nice to hear from you
By huangxin on
12/7/2008
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Re: Greetings to Haihe High School
Thank you for your posting! What are students at Haihe High School doing at this time of year?
By Dan Maas on
12/8/2008
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Re: Greetings to Haihe High School
How are you recently!I am a teacher from International Department of Haihe middle school .Now,It's very cold in Tianjin.What about your city?It was wonderful to meet you last time .The only regretiful thing is that we have shared so short time.And our students are preparing for the final examination.We hope that we can communicate with each other as often as posssible.
Best wishes! Hope for your reply!
By tianjinhaihe on
12/11/2008
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Re: Greetings to Haihe High School
Our students are also preparing for exams. After next week, they will be off for the winter break. I am so glad to hear from you and look forward to seeing the students communicate! It is cold here in Littleton and lots of snow in our mountains. My son and I will go to Monarch Ski Mountain this weeked to enjoy the new snow! My name link below will take you to a web site with pictures. Thank you for posting to the blog and I look forward to more!-Dan Maas skimonarch.com/main/index.php/media/images
By Dan Maas on
12/12/2008
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Re: Greetings to Haihe High School
I'm a student in Haihe High School,too.I'm very gald to make friends with American students.Welcome you come to Haihe High School again~!!!!!!
By jinyawen on
12/16/2008
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Re: Greetings to Haihe High School
Thank you for commenting! I would like to help you meet some of our students using the Internet. Perhaps then someday you will meet each other in person!
By Dan Maas on
12/16/2008
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Re: Greetings to Haihe High School
Thank you very much.I hope we can meet each other soon!!!!
By jinyawen on
12/17/2008
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Re: Greetings to Haihe High School
Looks like it's been almost four long months since the last posting. Too bad there aren't more communications going on between the two schools. In order for the relationship to develop beyond what I see here, teachers and parents need to play a role in the program. I don't mind playing an active role in moving this relationship forward. However, I can not do it alone. Actually, I wonder if anyone would even see this message.
Happy Easter !
请明节快乐！
By Steven Tam 谭锡均 on
4/10/2009
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