感谢朋友们的问候和陪伴，不过天下没有不散的宴席，我要和大家说再见了。

Thank you for all the greetings and companions you sent,but in this world there is no banquet that never ended up.I should say goodbye to you all.

新学期一到，我就是个真正的高三学生了，高三意味着什么我不必多解释。

When the new school term start,I will be a real student of Grade 3 of highschool,what the meaning of it I'm no need to say

在这一年里，我不会来这儿。

During this year,I'll not come to here

不过在离别前我还是衷心祝愿大家-------

But before I leave I still send my blessing to you all.

愿幸福与你们同在，

May the happiness with you,

愿健康成为你们的财富，

May the health become your possessions,

愿悲伤和你们无缘，

May sorrow never come to you,

愿挫折化为你们的经验，

May setback transform into your experience

愿失败增强你们的勇气

May failure strengthen your courage

愿你们在冬天心中充满阳光，

May your heart be full of sunshine in winter

愿你们在秋天享受丰收，

May you enjoy harvest in autumn,

愿你们在夏天得到大树的荫凉，

May you get cool under big trees in summer,

愿你们在春天欣赏到花朵的艳丽。

May you adore the beauty of flowers in spring.

再见，

Goodbye

我会回来的。

and I will be back.

Terror Threats to Olympic Games
The Turkistan Islamic Party Released a Threatening Video Friday 
By ANNA SCHECTER

July 26, 2008— 


A terrorist group based in western China threatens to attack the upcoming Beijing Olympics, and claims responsibility for last week's deadly bus bombings in China in a new propaganda video released July 25. 

The Turkistan Islamic Party video, entitled "Our Blessed Jihad in Yunnan," warns spectators and athletes, "particularly the Muslims," not to attend the Beijing Games, which are scheduled to begin in two weeks on Aug. 8. 

"Our aim is to target the most critical points related to the Olympics. We will try to attack Chinese central cities severely using the tactics that have never been employed," the group's leader, Commander Seyfullah said, according to a translation of the video provided by IntelCenter, a Washington, D.C.-based firm that monitors terrorism. 

The Turkistan Islamic Party is fighting to gain autonomy for the native Muslim population in the Xinjiang Province of China, which shares a border with Pakistan and Afghanistan. The group has been linked to al Qaeda and has been monitored by U.S. and foreign intelligence agencies. 

"Despite the Turkistan Islamic Party's repeated warnings to China and international community about stopping the 29th Olympics in Beijing, the Chinese have haughtily ignored our warnings. The Turkistan Islamic Party volunteers who had gone through special preparation have started urgent actions." Seyfullah said, according to the IntelCenter translation. 

Seyfullah, with a raised voice and breathing heavily, claims responsibility for the bombing of three public buses in Yunnan on July 21, and the bombing of a plastic factory in Guangzhou on July 17. 

The bus explosions killed at least two people and injured 14 in the southwestern city of Kunming in Yunnan Province. 

The official Xinhua news agency of China said it was seeking to find out who was responsible for the attacks. 

Seyfullah said the group bombed two public buses in Shanghai on May 5 and "took action against police" in Wenzhou on July 17 with a tractor loaded with explosives. 

The video is about three and a half minutes in length, and resembles al Qaeda propaganda videos in structure. 

At the top of the video a sign for the Beijing Olympic Games is engulfed in flames. The video continues with still photos of the aftermath of the bus bombings in China. 

The bulk of the video shows Seyfullah speaking, wearing a white cloth to cover his face. Two militants wearing black ski masks and holding rifles stand behind him. 

"The Turkistan Islamic Party warns China one more time," Seyfullah said according to the IntelCenter transcript. 

The warning comes two weeks before the start of the Beijing Games on August 8. 

My friend,do you know why I am worried about you?I have heard many attacking things happened in Pakistan...I'm really worried about you,I don't know whether you are safe or not.

I have not heard you for a very long time,um...I do miss you,so I am writting e-mail to you to send my greetings.

I still remember the first day you talked to me was on May 2nd,2007,you told me that:"Friendship is not a game to play, It is not a word to say, It doesn't start on March and ends on May, It is tomorrow, yesterday, today and everyday." Yes,friendship is everyday.One day we are friends,we are friends forever.

Though I don't know anything about you nowadays,I still remember we are friends.

Time has passed,but the friendship will not be disappeared.You are my friend, whether you are fine or not,you are my friend,whether you are rich or not,you are my friend,whether you are alive or not,you are my friend,whatever how many time has passed.

I wait you.

“天空啊,你是那样的沉默，你可有感情？

嗯，我想是的，不然你怎会用眼泪来滋润着一片片干涸的土地呢？

风儿啊，你存在于无形中，你可有感情？

嗯，我想是的，不然怎么会让树叶沙沙作响，奏出那样美的音乐呢？

花儿啊，你只有缤纷的外衣，你可有感情？

嗯，我想是的，我已见证了你和蝴蝶的爱情。

大树啊，你一动不动地伫立在道路旁，你可有感情？

嗯，我想是的，我在秋天看见了你金色的泪花。

我的心啊，虽然我看不见你，但我想知道，你是否也有感情？

......

它用沉默做了它的回答。”

“我是带着疑问来到这个世界的，但我与世隔绝的生活态度似乎从未让我真正踏上过这片土地。我就像是个被悬在半空的幽灵，想飞上去，可惜没有翅膀，倘若下来，又怕这尘世太肮脏。

我是干干净净来的，我想干干净净的回去。

我就这样陷入了不伦不类的境地，我被狂风摧残，被暴雨打湿，我被暴露在阳光中，暴露在电闪雷鸣中，暴露在风中，暴露在雨中，暴露在......世人的笑声里。

我没有自由，我活的很痛苦，我沦为命运的奴隶。可我不是来做奴隶的，我要扯断那条拴住我的无形的锁链，不过，别紧张，我依旧如此安静，也不开口说一句话，我只会用自己的心来问候这个世界，然后踏上这片土地。

放心，我只是个过客。”

Uigur is spoken principally in China and to a lesser extent in the Soviet Union. In China the Uigurs number some 7 million, most of whom live in a vast area of western China called the Sinkiang Uigur Autonomous Region (capital: Urumchi). In the Soviet Union Uigur speakers number only 180,000, living mainly in the Kazakh and Kirgiz republics, near the Chinese border.

Uigur is a Turkic language and thus of the Altaic family. The Uigurs are an ancient people whose history can be traced back to the early centuries of the Christian era. About the middle of the 8th century they established a large and powerful state in eastern Turkestan. When this was overrun a hundred years later, they established a new kingdom in western China that survived until the rise of the Mongol Empire.

The ancient Uigurs developed a script of their own, which was written vertically from left to right. Though not completely original (having been adapted from an earlier script called Sogdian), it had considerable influence upon writing in Asia even after the dissolution of the Uigur kingdom. In the 13th century the Mongols adopted the Uigur script for writing their own language, and in turn passed it on to the Manchus, who were to rule China for over 250 years.

Meanwhile the Uigurs had long since adopted Islam, and with it the Arabic script, but a new Roman-based alphabet introduced in the 1960s is gradually taking hold. In 1947 the Soviet government introduced the Cyrillic alphabet (with 8 additional letters) for use in Uigur.