About
Feng, from a mysterious country in the far east, came to the UK in 2004 to study the PhD degree in the computer laboratory, University of Cambridge. After earning his PhD in 2007, he dabbled in the software industry in Cambridge for a few years. Currently, he is a lecturer at a UK university. The story continues …
David Rogers said,
March 21, 2007 at 10:03 pm
Hello,
I came across your blog for learners of English. I’ve been working on a free site that focuses on idioms and conversation with recorded audio. The URL is http://www.openenglishworld.com. I’d welcome your feedback.
Best,
David Rogers
pillepalle said,
November 22, 2008 at 9:48 am
Hi Feng,
I really like your collection of English expressions! I am a non-native speaker myself and for some strange reason I do prefer to write in English sometimes, surely because I love the language, but also because it gives me distance to what I’m writing about. Your collection is like a mystery forest of things familiar and new, thanks!
“like water off a duck’s back” – I think you haven’t got that one yet…
Minax said,
December 30, 2008 at 5:38 am
Feng, I came across your blog when searching for an anecdote of the Two and Half Man today. English is my second language too. This is cool. Keep going. Minax
Quentin Roehling said,
December 15, 2010 at 4:33 pm
Thanks for publishing about this. There’s a lot of solid tech info on the internet. You’ve got a lot of that info here on your web site. I’m impressed – I try to keep a couple blogs reasonably on-going, but it’s a struggle sometimes. You’ve done a big job with this one. How do you do it?