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By Sheng Jiaming |
May 31, 2010, Monday
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I AM Sheng Jiaming from Class Two, Grade Five, of an ordinary primary school in Jiading. On May 15, I joined in the event "Growing Up," jointly organized by Jiading Broadcasting and Television Station, Jiading Youth Activity Center and Jiading Cultural Center. It was my second time in this contest.
I played the leading role in an original stage play in the last contest. The play told how a primary school student suffered setbacks during the rehearsal of the stage play "Lotus Lantern" and how he realized the values of friendship and teamwork. My young friends and I played it in round after round of the contests and finally won first prize.
Despite my young age, I have been taking training courses at the Art Troupe of Young Stars since age five. I have taken various training courses in bodybuilding, performance, crosstalk and clapper talk. Recently, I have been practicing marimba and snare drum. My classmates ask me if it is too much to do after school. I enjoy them all, I told them.
Through these training programs, I have both enriched my knowledge, and mastered some special skills. I'm also making progress. I am no longer a timid lass as before. I am now outgoing and deal with people confidently.
Shanghai is hosting World Expo 2010 this year. So I have prepared the show "A Song of Haibao." I will compete with students from many other schools. The top 30 candidates in the first round will then appear in a live contest to be broadcast by Jiading People's Radio at FM100.3. Ten winners will come out in the contest based on the scores given by a professional panel and the audience. These 10 will receive intensive training at an art summer camp, and perform in an MTV program tailor-made by Jiading Broadcasting and Television Station. The finals of this contest are scheduled in mid-July.
I hope all of you will enjoy my songs and other performances.
"Growing Up" is an outdoor children's radio program jointly produced by Jiading Broadcasting and Television Station and Jiading Youth Activity Center. It is comprised of several sub-programs covering school life, art events, academic tutoring, psychological counseling and many other fields.
Radio Channel: FM100.3
Broadcast Schedule: Premiere broadcast (12:05pm-12:30pm, Monday, Wednesday and Friday); Rebroadcast (12:05pm-12:30pm and 7:30pm-7:55pm, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday).
I played the leading role in an original stage play in the last contest. The play told how a primary school student suffered setbacks during the rehearsal of the stage play "Lotus Lantern" and how he realized the values of friendship and teamwork. My young friends and I played it in round after round of the contests and finally won first prize.
Despite my young age, I have been taking training courses at the Art Troupe of Young Stars since age five. I have taken various training courses in bodybuilding, performance, crosstalk and clapper talk. Recently, I have been practicing marimba and snare drum. My classmates ask me if it is too much to do after school. I enjoy them all, I told them.
Through these training programs, I have both enriched my knowledge, and mastered some special skills. I'm also making progress. I am no longer a timid lass as before. I am now outgoing and deal with people confidently.
Shanghai is hosting World Expo 2010 this year. So I have prepared the show "A Song of Haibao." I will compete with students from many other schools. The top 30 candidates in the first round will then appear in a live contest to be broadcast by Jiading People's Radio at FM100.3. Ten winners will come out in the contest based on the scores given by a professional panel and the audience. These 10 will receive intensive training at an art summer camp, and perform in an MTV program tailor-made by Jiading Broadcasting and Television Station. The finals of this contest are scheduled in mid-July.
I hope all of you will enjoy my songs and other performances.
"Growing Up" is an outdoor children's radio program jointly produced by Jiading Broadcasting and Television Station and Jiading Youth Activity Center. It is comprised of several sub-programs covering school life, art events, academic tutoring, psychological counseling and many other fields.
Radio Channel: FM100.3
Broadcast Schedule: Premiere broadcast (12:05pm-12:30pm, Monday, Wednesday and Friday); Rebroadcast (12:05pm-12:30pm and 7:30pm-7:55pm, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday).
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