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Dear colleagues and friends,
Just because of too many spams, my interactive guest book has to be closed.
Whenever you'd like to talk to me by email, please don't hesitate to contact me. My email address:
Thank you.
Liu Weiming
12.26.2009 23:01
name=Wu Jin
mail=wujin.lawyer(a)gmail.com
I learned law by myself and majored in construction management. I will persue a PhD program in Hong Kong University, in the domain of construction law. I must start to learn legal english right now.
Wu Jin
2006-3-23 23:09:52
name=Liu Weiming
url=http://www.flrchina.com/en/
Wish you success, Wu Jin.
Liu Weiming
2006-3-24 22:53:37
name=Xue Haiying
mail=happyshy123(a)163.com
I am very glad to know this website. It is quite helpful to me, a forensic English leaner I've lost in the wood of forensic English. Thank you, Mr liu.
Xue Haiying
2006-3-6 20:09:46
name=Liu Weiming
url=http://www.flrchina.com/en/
Dear Haiying, Thanks for your comments. I hope you enjoy your visit here.
Liu Weiming
2006-3-6 22:49:49
name=ZHANG Chengguo
mail=chengguohk(a)yahoo.com.cn
http://hk.myblog.yahoo.com/chengguohk/
As a graduate from the Northwest Institute of Political Science and Law, I became to know about Professor Liu when in college. Two years ago,when I came back from my Master's studies, I personally got to KNOW Professor Liu via this web-page. It is a fantastic thing to find a forensic English website so-well designed and maintained from the Chinese mainland,and through many times of personal contacts with Professor Liu, I became to understand how this website could be such a success.
The simple layout and rich contents of the website are just a vivid reflection of Professor Liu's personality. He is helpful,open-minded,and strict about his academic research. Nice compliments might not be a good way of expressing my point of view. But believe it or not, Professor Liu is not only a respectable researcher, but also a trustworthy friend!Do not believe my words? Then go ahead to learn something more from him!
Chengguo Zhang
LLB, LLM(UK), MA@CUHK
Chengguo
2006-3-4 18:27:58
name=Liu Weiming
url=http://www.flrchina.com/en/
Hi! Dear Chengguo, thanks for your so nice comments on me. This may be a stimulus or an encouragement for me to go ahead.
Liu Weiming
2006-3-5 21:57:42
name=Xavier
mail=wan2et(a)gmail.com
i am experienced in teaching foreigners chinese, any1 wanna learn chinese, pls contact me.
ps, mutual study also available.
xavier
2006-3-1 2:06:57
name=Alex
mail=alexliu116(a)sina.com
It is really of great help for us as English teachers to enjoy what your website offers! By the way, Prof Liu, if it is convenient, could it be possible for me to have an access to your recent article IllOCUTIONARY AND PERLOCUTIONARY ACTS IN CHINESE'S JUDGE\'S ATTACHED DISCOURSE? It will be useful in the pragmatics course I am going to teach this year.
Thank you very much!
Alex
2006-2-15 20:44:17
name=Weiming Liu
url=http://www.flrchina.com/en/
Dear Alex,
Thanks a lot for your visit and interest in my paper. It is being under some further corrections for publication now, so I'll tell you about its access as soon as the work has been finished.
Sorry for this.
Very best.
Weiming Liu
2006-2-16 0:32:20
name=Alex
mail=alexliu116(a)sina.com.cn
Thank you a lot for your reply and may you happy every day!
Alex
2006-2-24 15:00:20
name=Roger W. Shuy
mail=rshuy(a)montana.com
url=http://www.rogershuy.com
I was pleased to meet you in person in Cardiff at the International Association of Forensic Linguistics in July, 2005. It is always good to be able to meet people that have corresponded with me. Thank you for sharing that photograph of the two of us taken at that meeting. I wish you well in your work in forensic linguistics and I hope my contributions to the field are useful to you there. Please stay in touch with me.
Roger W. Shuy
Distinguished Research Professor of Linguistics, Emeritus
Georgetown University
Saturday, August 27th 2005 - 08:46:39 AM
name=Liu Weiming
url=http://www.flrchina.com/en/
Hi, dear Prof Shuy,
I am very glad to read your message here.
Congratulations on your new book. I've got the information from the linguistlist. I've put the book info both in my English web and Chinese one. This may be very helpful to Chinese scholars. They need the academic info of foreign countries very much. Thank you very much for great contributions to forensic linguistics. It is a very nice experience to meet you in Cardiff. I'll remember your easy-going character, modesty and great work in FL forever. All these have left deep impression on me.
Wish you good luck.
Very best.
Saturday, September 3rd 2005 - 11:38:18 AM
name=winline
mail=winline1(a)yahoo.com.cn
Hello,Professor Liu!
I am a graduated student majored in international law. Now, I am studying in LSOUC (law school of ocean university of china), which locates in qingdao, shandong province. I am very glad to see your website. Because the website is very good,and i am interested in legal english, too.
But i do not know how to improve the legal english level rapidly. Can you tell me sth. about the skill.
thank you!
best wishes to you and your
website.
yours forever,
winline
Monday, March 21st 2005 - 10:04:55
name=Liu Weiming
url=http://www.flrchina.com/en/
text=Dear winline,
It's wonderful you're studying international law.
English is very important to this major. As for legal English study, it's a big topic. Generally speaking, study in actual use is important. Then a wide range of reading and practice is also necessary. There are some good comments in Forensic Linguistics Forum ( http://www.flrchina.com/bbs/ ) Please read them.
Thank you for your good remarks of my site. Hoping you'll come again in the future.
Sunday, March 27th 2005 - 06:26:37 AM
name=Xiang Shixu
mail=xiangshixu(a)hotmail.com
Prof. Liu,
Thank you very much for your wonderful website. I really learns a lot! Thanks again!
Friday, March 18th 2005 - 03:07:12 AM
name=Liu Weiming
url=http://www.flrchina.com/en/
Dear Xiang Shixu,
Thank you very much for your concern and interest in my homepage.
Come again whenever you are free.
Sunday, March 27th 2005 - 06:16:25 AM
name=zeng fanjing
mail=zengfj(a)sohu.com
i am interested in forensic linguistics. and i like your website.
Monday, December 27th 2004 - 02:09:25 AM
name=Weiming Liu
url=http://www.flrchina.com/en/
Thank you, Zeng fanjing
Saturday, March 5th 2005 - 11:03:09 AM
name=Senquan Zhang
mail=senquanzhang(a)hotmail.com
Hello old classmate, Liu Weiming, It is very nice to read your homepage and I am impressed by your great achievement. It has been 20 years since we graduated in 1983. I should also write to you about myself. Now I am in Canada during the holidays and will return to Japan soon. I am associate professor at a
Japanese university.
You may still remember me as the one who played basketball. I taught at the XFLU after graduation. If you still do not remember me, please let me know, I will send a photo to you. I am really glad to find
your web page.
Merry Christmas!
Senquan Zhang
Wednesday, December
22nd 2004 - 09:10:03 PM
name=Weiming Liu
url=http://www.flrchina.com/en/
Dear Ms. Senquan Zhang (My Classmate), Thank you very much for your message.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
I'll remember you forever and all our classmates, too.
You were really great excellent in sports and very famous.
May you have a prosperous 2005!
Wish you lucky in Canada and Japan!
Best.
Liu Weiming
From Xian, China
Wednesday, December 22nd 2004 - 10:56:10 PM
name=yanwei zhang
mail=yanwei77(a)163.com
I am a student of china, Glad to meet you at net
Monday, November 22nd
2004 - 12:17:16 AM
name=Weiming Liu
url=http://www.flrchina.com/en/
Thank you!
Saturday, March 5th 2005 - 10:59:57 AM
name=Thomas Hofer
mail=aussieinxian(a)yahoo.com.au
url=http://www.australian-education.com/
Personally I will also be seeking to hire a Chinese teacher/tutor to teach Mandarin at a basic level (part time in the early morning, evening or weekends), however a language exchange may also be considered. The tutor will need to have at least a basic level of written & spoken english and a preferance is a female although males will also be considered.
Thank you for your assistance in this matter and I would be grateful if you could forward my contact details to any of your past or present students that have achieved good academic results that wish to send me their resume and are seeking a rewarding career working in the Xi'an High Tech Development Zone.
Kind regards
Thomas Hofer JP
Master of Management
Macquarie Graduate School of Management (Sydney, Australia) aussieinxian(a)yahoo.com.au
Wednesday, September 22nd 2004 - 04:19:36 AM
name=Thomas Hofer
mail=aussieinxian(a)yahoo.com.au
url=http://www.australian-education.com/
Dear Mr Liu,
Thank you for the information on your website about Northwest University of Political Science & Law.
Please can you provide me with the contact details of the person from your department at Northwest University of Political Science & Law and the Graduate Office that deals with recruitment and job placments of former students from your department that are seeking to work in Xi'an.
I've recently accepted a new role as General Manager of a new joint venture between a major state owned company in Xi'an and a major top 500 global corporation that is commencing operations in Xi'an, China in October/November 2004.
I'm seeking to recruit staff that have a good level of written english and preferably having passed band 4 & 6 and satisfactory spoken English, knowledge, experience and skills in the following areas:
1. Executive Assistant / Legal Council /Administration Manager /- Interpretation & Translation skills, knowledge of commercial law and/or accounting (International Standards), office administration skills, microsoft office
2. Secretary / Interpretation & Translation skills, microsoft office
02.03.2007 16:34
name=Weiming Liu
url=http://www.flrchina.com/en/
Dear Mr. Thomas Hofer,
Greetings!
Thank you very much for your interest in the students at our Univ.
Welcome you to Xian!
What you said is really attractive and interesting. It will be of great help to our sudents. In China, students graduate in July. Now they have left, and the remained
ones will graduate next year. So maybe it is a little difficult to find suitable candidates.I have transferred your information to the persons and students
concerned. As soon as there is some feedbacks, I\'ll let know. I have visited your Homepage URL. It is very wonderful.
Wish you successful in Xian
Wish you lucky in your career.
Monday, September 27th 2004 - 05:48:01 AM
name=jeff
Hello, Mr Liu:
So nice to see your website!I feel you are just like a monster in this field of
research!
I was actually a graduate from NWUPS&L, but...I had never seen you on campus! I
had read your course book in Legal English before, and it was really a pity that
I never got the chance to talk to you in person.
I went abroad after my graduation. and I felt quite lucky about my experience because of my not-so-bad English acquired at college. Well, honestly, I had never thought about anything like forensic English in my college times. Now I am gonna make a choice on my PHD topic (I have got two totally different choices), and I begin to keep an eye on this potential area. I am first trying to do something on cultural-legal translation studies. It is a quite broad area.
Headace!! Could you help me if I had any problems in developing my research
proposal?
Many thanks!
Faithfully,
Jeff
Sunday, July 11th 2004 - 02:23:12 PM
name=Weiming Liu
url=http://www.flrchina.com/en/
Hi! Mr. Jeff,
Glad to know sth. about you! Surprised at you being a
graduate from NWUPS&L because few of the graduates are successful like you. In
fact, you are a real monster, because of your educational expierence.
Let's help each other and learn from each other.
Wish you successful in your PhD program.
Best.
Liu
Tuesday, July 13th 2004 - 10:45:39 AM
name=Eric Kindberg
mail=erorganic(a)aol.com
Hello Weiming Liu, Am an American farmer, entrepreneur, but am teaching oral English at Qiongzhou University in Wuzhishan, Haianan. Next term maybe go to South China University of Tropical Agriculture, Danzhou, Hainan. However, am intrigued with your diligent work on providing insights to students on acquiring English vocabulary for CET 4, 6. I have a short list of vocabulary words for CET 6 off internet, but would like to find the same for CET 4. The 4000-6000 words in most books are a little overwrought to me in reviewing many CET 4 past tests. Need to get it down to 1400 or 800 premier words. Appreciate your thoughts and where to get a copy of the best you have found or devised.
Just to contribute, the www.yeworld.net website is the best for student study I have ever found.
Forensic linguistics--very interesting--I have a student here, first year, that would like to know more as a career.
Best regards,
Eric Kindberg
Wednesday, May 19th 2004 - 04:48:33 PM
name=Weiming Liu
url=http://www.flrchina.com/en/
Dear Mr. Eric Kindberg,
Thank you very much for your message. Because I haven't checked my Guest Book these days, sorry to answer you so late.
In fact, there are a lot of books concerning CET 4, the 4000-6000 words in bookstores. It is quite easy to get one.
If it is difficult to get it in Hainan, please leave me your mailing address, both in English and in Chinese, I'll mail you one copy of my compiled books and the Syllabus of College English, including the word list of CET-4. The definitions of the words are all in Chinese.
Forensic linguistics is quite new in China. Now some resarchers in law schools and foreign languages universities of China are working at it. Because of various reasons, it has been not yet used in practice - judicial procedures, which is quite different from that in America and England.
Wish you happy in China.
Best.
Visit Xian when possible.
Liu Weiming
Saturday, May 29th 2004 - 08:56:19 AM
name=lrover
mail=lrover1997(a)163.com
I'm an Eglish teacher at zhanjiang ocean universty. I'm so glad to know that there's such a website introducing the recent progress and other things alike. so here my thanks again!
Thursday, February 26th 2004 - 05:05:00 AM
name=Weiming Liu
url=http://www.flrchina.com/en/
Hi, you're the first guest to leave a message here. Thank you. I once visited Zhanjiang around 1990 or 1991, I can't remember it exactly. At that time I stayed in Zhanjiang Marine Products Institute. I know Mr. Li, the former head of foreign languages teaching section (now maybe retired), and Mr. Peng, who was in charge of personnel section. Now your university has taken a new look and become much larger and more beautiful. For the reason above, when I read your message I am feeling much close.
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