Today we went to another industrial visit.
This time round we went to Yangtze Optical Fibre and Cable Company.
The journey was rather long.
We also happened to pass by Wuhan University.
It is where you can see the sakura flowers.
Our speakers.
This time round we went to Yangtze Optical Fibre and Cable Company.
The journey was rather long.
We also happened to pass by Wuhan University.
It is where you can see the sakura flowers.
Our speakers.
The company...
YOFC - Yangtze Optical Fibre and Cable.
A brief introduction on the shareholders.
Core Manufacturing Technology.
Milestones - they were established even before I was born.
Sales Achievements - they have sold their products to more than 50 countries and regions.
ISO certified in the years of 2002, 2004 and 2005.
The 3 different rods - Single-mode Fibre Rod, Quartz Substrate Tube after PCVD and Quartz Substrate Tube.
Perform Production Process
Close up of Optical Cable.
The colourful end products.
Group shot!
After the industrial trip.
Seok Hui, Stephanie, Vivian, Xiang Yu and I went to Wal-Mart.
But before that...
We went to have our lunch at Pizza Hut.
The difference in the Pizza Hut here and the Pizza Hut back home is probably the service.
They will open the doors for you.
And I think that maybe the Pizza Hut here is treated more of a high-end restaurant.
There wasn't much people in the Pizza Hut.
And the toilet is very clean as well.
Pizza Hut.
Pizza Hut.
Table settings - note the difference? They have a mug! And they do not put any soup spoon.
Lunch!
Pizza!
My half-eaten pizza!
After lunch we went to walk around the shopping mall nearby.
After that we popped into Starbucks as well.
And Seok Hui and Stephanie bought some stuff back.
The staff there gave us each a small little cup of free drinks!
They were really very friendly towards us.
And they left me with a very deep and good impression.
The free drink!
Enjoying the drink!
An overview of Starbucks...
After that we headed over to Wal-Mart.
And there was a really big variety of stuff to buy.
There were many fruits, vegetables, meat, fish, dairy products.
It looks like a typical supermarket in Singapore.
Except the size is much more bigger!
After the trip to the Wal-Mart.
We headed back to the hostel and placed our stuff down.
We then left for Mr. Loh's apartment for a trial session of the cooking...
Doing some preparation.
Xiang Yu starting to cook!
My turn to cook!
Cooking in process!
Final products!
Mr. Wong digging in!
Mr. Wong digging in too!
Washing up time!
Let's all dig in.
I felt that the food was really nice!
And great job to those who contributed!
It made me feel much more closer to home.
And the food tasted very good.
As it was not oily or salty!
[[ NE message: No one owes Singapore a living.
We find our own way to survive and prosper, turning challenge into opportunity.
What the message says is very true.
We must all find our own way to survive.
In order to do that.
We must study hard so we can get a good job ion the future.
And any challenges we face in the future or now.
We must use our own thinking and turn it into a opportunity for ourselves so that we'll be able to benefit from it.
I believe that this also applies to the local students here.
That they do not own their own country a living.
They like Singaporean must also work very hard for their future as well as for their survival. ]]
<3 meiyun
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