Re: John has come a long way...dispite so many odds... -- johnchiang

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Date Posted: 00:56:13 01/05/04 Mon
Author: Bliss199
Subject: Re: John has come a long way...dispite so many odds...
In reply to: Christine 's message, "John has come a long way...dispite so many odds..." on 20:45:56 01/03/04 Sat

You can try altavista for simple translation. And if you wish to know more detail about any particular section, you can copy and paste it here. I'll see what I can do.

Having a boat ticket to travel alone instead of travelling with the whole family in a plane means something sad, details of which I have no idea, but you can surely feel the sadness if you were him.

When people have good chemistry, get along well, respect and care for each other, relationship can last for a long time. They did. The father-son relationship is exemplified
twice last year. In April 2002, when Director Chang was given an award for his life achievement, John is the designated speaker among all others who came up stage for the tribute. And same year in June, at Chang's funeral, John did everything the role of a son should do.

>Hi Bliss,
>Thank you for the info., is there a way to put a
>transulation on your website ? Are there tools on the
>web that I could purchase to transulate from your site
>?
>
>I am very, very interested in John's life, career,
>behind the scenes and his begininings, and would
>appreicate any new inforamtion you can provide. Thank
>you so much for all your time.
>
>Did John explain way he took the boat instead of
>flying ? It certainly surprises me that he had a
>broken education, because he seems to write very good
>chinese characters and speaks very well.
>
>Can you tell me how Chang Cheh took John under his
>wing as father and son ?
>
>Thanks, Bliss. Have a nice weekend !
>
>Christine

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