Making a chinese food

Today,I show everyone to making chinese food Salt and Pepper Shrimp,I like it,because it is very delicious!
Fristly ingredients:
1 pound medium shrimp (about 25 shrimp), head removed, deveined, but not shelled
2 to 3 tablespoons tapioca starch or cornstarch, as needed
1 teaspoon sea salt or kosher salt
3/4 teaspoon freshly ground black, white, or Szechuan peppercorns
4 cups oil for deep-frying
Secondly preparation:
Soak the shrimp in warm, lightly salted water for 5 minutes. Rinse in cold water, drain and pat dry with paper towels. Lightly coat the shrimp with the tapioca starch or cornstarch.In a small bowl, mix the salt with the freshly ground peppercorns and set aside.Heat the oil to 360 degrees Fahrenheit in a deep fat fryer, heavy saucepan with deep sides or a second wok.
That's all, I think it is easy isn't it?

Information day

last wednesday was the Migrant Information Day, My classmate and I went to Rockdale Town Hall to join the party. we left school anout 12 pm, Because I drived my car so I picked up 3 classmates to went to Rockdale. But I didn't know the road, I asked who drived the car too. After Emilia helped me, She drived in front of me, and I justed follow her car. It was easy to me.
Emilia is a nice girl,isn't is ? :))
Then when we arrived there, I saw there were have a lot of people. After I saw two people was dancing when I arround there. The dance was very beautiful, I liked them.
After 20 minutes, I took many information in my bag, Including many chinese imformation,you know that would be easy to read to me.
Last,I picked up Wei yun and Vicky went home.I had a nice lunch at Vicky's home. She has a beautiful home, I liked it!
Anyway, I had a good day!

A beautiful day in Bundeena

On 6 September I went to Bundeena with my teather and classmate. It was beautiful day. The temperature was great and the sunshine was very nice.
Bundeena is found in the North-East corner of the Royal National Park, It is a perfect place to spend a quiet day away from the city of Sydney, as it is only a 20 minute from Cronulla. Firstly, we met teacher Marion at Cronulla station, after we got on the ferry, the trip taken our went to Bundeena,It was about 20 minutes,when we got off the ferry,I saw many beautiful and big house,I liked them very much. we took about 30 minutes to walk along the Jibbon beach and through the Royal National Park to reach the famous Dharawal Engravings. who lived in the Bundeena area up to 5000 years ago.
About 12 pm, we eat at a big club for delicious lunch,we talked to eachother,I was very enjoying my lunch. after lunch,most of students came back to home.
Anyway,It was a good day, isnt' it ?

About Bundeena

Bundeena is found in the North-East corner of the Royal National Park, on the Southern edge of Port Hacking. It is a perfect place to spend a quiet day away from the city of Sydney, as it is only a 20 minute ferry ride from Cronulla.

Jump onboard the small ferry at Cronulla and enjoy the views as you cruise over to Bundeena, or head South on the Princes Highway and in through the town of Loftus. However you get there, it'll be worth it. Bundeena is a small community within a national park that is based around the waterfront, with beautiful views in all directions.

Bundeena Included is a section on Stanwell Park (incorporating Otford, Helensburgh and Stanwell Tops), a wonderful area just south of the Royal National Park with much in common with Bundeena. Much of the information included here is found in the Northern Illawarra Visitors Guide which can be picked up in the Northern Illawarra and at various tourist offices around the state.

Bundeena now has it's own market. Co-inciding with the Art Trail, Bundeena's Markets by the Sea on Horderns Reserve is where you can pick up a bargain and stop and chat with the locals on the first Sunday of the month.

We can do many things in Bundeena.

There are some great hotels in Bundeena. We suggest Bundeena Bowling & Sports Club Co-operative Limited and Bundeena RSL Memorial Club Limited.

There are some great sports and adventure activities to participate in. We suggest Fishing - Bonnie Vale, Jibbon and Horderns beaches, Bundeena Tennis Courts and Bundeena Sea Kayaks.

Good food and good wine are part of life's necessities, therefore don't leave without trying some (or all!) of these places. We suggest Bundeena Bowling Club Bistro, The Fringe, Cafe Manna, Club Bundee, RSL Chinese Restaurant, The Fish Exchange, Mayne Cookhouse and Passionfruit Cafe.