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The hottest news these days is about typhoons; the most frequently mentioned term is “Chan-hom,” and the main topic of discussion is: When is it expected to make landfall? Wenzhou is located along the coast of Zhejiang, and no matter which typhoon hits, Wenzhou is bound to be affected. I remember during my school days, whenever a typhoon was approaching, my classmates would use us Wenzhuan as a topic of conversation, discussing typhoon-related events. In my memory, Typhoon Morakot was the most fierce one—it arrived suddenly, without any hesitation or restraint. There’s a phrase that describes it well: “Let the typhoon be even more violent…” As for Chan-hom, which people talk about constantly these days, it leaves the people of Wenzhou confused; it arrives quietly, like a shy rose. The Central Meteorological Observatory predicts that Typhoon No. 9, Chan-hom, could reach super typhoon strength in the future, and it may make landfall along the coasts of Zhejiang and Fujian between the night of the 10th and noon on the 11th as a strong typhoon or a super typhoon. At this moment, it’s 9:10 AM Beijing time; the sky here is clear, so let the sun shine as brightly as possible... http://www.xyzhf.com/uploadfile/2015/0711/20150711092044887.jpg Typhoon Chan-hom is unpredictable – the people of Wenzhou can’t figure out its behavior... Additional note: Due to Typhoon Chan-hom, it’s difficult to predict its movements. For the safety of our employees, the entire factory will be closed today. Dear customers, all shipments from Wenzhou to various parts of the country will be suspended for these days; deliveries can only resume after the typhoon passes. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause!
Are you sure you’re in Wenzhou and not Winston?
Of course, it’s pretty certain that the typhoon didn’t even make it to Wenzhou this time~~~~:)
Well, I heard it was forced its way through from Shanghai.