Early in the morning, freshmen from the south campus woke up early and made out of their dormitories to the playground for the Wu Shu performance. Students from all the majors assembled around 7 am for the performance. On the command of the teacher the students lined up to wait for the entire school to arrange. This activity was the third Wu Shu performance for the freshmen in Jinan University. This was the end of the seven days training, and also the end of the orientation program.

By the command of the host, all the freshmen ran to their designated places. The first performance was the creative show.All studentsgot together quickly to make the "ONE WORLD, ONE DREAM" symbol, a pair of wings. When the camera was flying overhead, they waved their hands happily. The camera recorded the vitality and youth that exhibited from every freshman at that moment.Professor Ye Qin then delivered the speech to the freshmen. The WuShu performance then began. There were 12 majors in the south campus and every major did their best to perform well in showing their good spirit.

The International school was the fourth to come. The students who waved flags were walking at the front line. The international schoolhad the maximum foreigners in Jinan. The five-step training let everyone gain a betterunderstanding of China's long history and culture and it was a wonderful way to teach people who didn’t know about China. The whole performance reflected enthusiasm from the freshmen.

All freshmen echoed "BE BE BE THE BEST, GO GO GO AHEAD!" This showed the vitality of the international school. After the overall performance, we enjoyed the show done by the outstanding student representatives. All outstanding students got together to show the five-step training again. Among them, there was an Australian student who was from CST. He explained how he learnt WuShu since he was a child. In the end, the international school got the best grade in return for all the hard work put by the students.

This WuShu training helped everyone to exhibit vitality, health and extend friendship. I am sure that everyone would cherish their orientation time and would remember it for therest of their lives how much fun they all had. It was a great and grand beginning for the coming four years of our college life.

Photo by Liu Simin
Revised by Karthi
Edited by Andy