Today is Saturday; (it) is also Hua Jiang’s twenty-one birthday. Xueyou and I went to Hua’s home to attend his birthday party. The people who came to the party were quite a lot: some were Hua’s college classmates, some were Hua’s childhood friends. Everyone sang and danced; (everyone) laughed and had fun; (and everyone) was very happy. Hua showed us his family pictures. Hua’s grandparents were both in Taiwan, but Hua said he did not go to Taiwan often; his grandparents came often to the States to visit them. Every time when (they) came, they brought Hua a lot of Taiwan’s local specialties: there were goodies to eat, and there were things for use. Hua was happy. Hua has a younger sister, (who) is very beautiful. I asked Hua how old his sister was. He told me she was sixteen this year, and attended high school. Hua’s younger sister did not look like Hua, nor did she look like their mother, but she looked very much like their grandma. (It was) very interesting. Hua told me his grandparents liked her sister a lot. To be honest, I like her a lot, too.