should do something immediately. So a few days later， driven by curiosity and passion， I decided to visit her. My surprise visit indeed shocked her. It seemed to me that she still wanted to keep on our relationship by telephone and Internet. Later she told me that this gave her lots of romance and fun for imagination.
Urged by my pleading and threatening， she showed up， a small girl with embarrassment and excitement all over her face. I was more than one head tall than her. Walking beside her， I turned my head and couldn’t see her. Her hairs were blown up by wind， brushing against my face and making me very itchy. I was trying very hard to figure out some topics， suddenly my hand was in her hand.
This could be the greatest embarrassment of my whole life. Never before had my hand been hold by a girl first. In a second， I felt like that I became a girl walking on the street with hand hold. We walked and walked. A long time passed， we tried to loose each other up by talking about some funny things. She was much easy－going than I thought she would be. But I was much shyer than I used to believe.
A red dragon in the global economy
Many Chinese believe that for China to be strong its trade account must not be in the red. It must have a trade surplus to grow prosperous. So if we look back at 5000 years of Chinese history， it would be surprising that the time China’s trade was in the red was also just when the ‘middle kingdom’ was at its peak during that dynasty.
For example， during Han Dynasty， China ran a trade deficit for centuries with neighboring countries， and it was also the time China became the center of the Asia. Another obvious example is the Tang and Song Dynasty （from 7th century to 11th century）， when China was again in a trade deficit with nearly all its neighbors. China was then experiencing shortages of gold， silver or even bronze， but none of this had blocked the red dragon from being the strongest nation at that time. B