奥运来了！中国太牛了！北京今晚不夜成，我心沸腾！
8。5 鸟巢指挥室 10。24 pm
首次彩排完毕后，我们与艺谋总导演及继钢副总导演开会。从相片里的笑容看出来，胜利在握！
8。8 今天是忙碌的一天。但心情好啊！中国要办奥运会了！早上睡醒时还问自己，这一切是真的吗？
8。8 下午一点化妆，三点在工体西门集合，安检后演员集体送往鸟巢东南们，一路没闲着，拍了不少照片。
第一次上场前，大家都非常High！（看来拍照片的也忍不住内心的激动。。。相片有一种朦胧美！）
下一张看到我们俩下场的表情！我们是因为看到所有的工作人员为我们鼓掌，而且他们对我们喊着：
“Yeah!!! 开始了！”是的，一切的梦想真的开始了！期待了百年，这历史时刻终于出现在眼前！
从这个瞬间当中，可以看到大家都感到无比的骄傲！
六点钟，换装准备第二次出场，同时和香港主播台上的福疆做一个现场直播的新闻连线！
锁进幸福片区,永助你我他心!⌒⌒!
I'm a professor of English, and one of your faithful listeners of your program "Architecture Around the World". Yesterday (July 18, 2009) in this program, I found a little error in the pronunciation of a phrase "呱呱落地". Here "呱呱" is not pronounced [guāguā] but [gūgū]。The word ”呱" in the expression can be pronounced in three ways:[gū], [guā] and [guǎ]. This word is an onomatopoeia. When referring to the cry of a baby, it is pronounced "gūgū"; while referring to the cry of a duck or a frog, it is pronounced "guāguā". However, this is a common mistake. As far as I know, many people pronounce this expression as "guāguā". Actually, I did not want to point out this small mistake so openly, but I don't know your email address. Otherwise I would write to you in an email message privately because I like you so much as a famous anchorwoman. I'm over 60 and I have a daughter as old as you. I hope you will appreciate my correcting your minor mistake in pronounciation this way. I love your way of speaking so freely and naturally.
zhouyingqi
世界美好无比！一切等我们一起创造！
