User:Lim Pek Qin

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I am Aaron Lim Pek Qin, a boy from Malaysia. I love to watch television, love to check the Wikipedia Encyclopedia to learn more. I am currently studying at SJK(C)Han Chiang, home to 912 students and 60 teachers. I have many friends in this school. I am born in Gleneagles Medical Centre, one of Penang's accredited hospitals. I currently stay in Penang, Malaysia. I also love eating Penang food, such as Laksa, Char Koay Teow, Hokkien Mee, etc. I like the way how Penang improves. I am always happy whenever Penang opens a new outlet or a thing. My favourite sportsman is the 7- times Formula 1 World Champion Michael Schumacher from Germany. "Even though Schumacher retires, but I still read about his Formula 1 history!" . My favourite sportswoman is the Woman's Squash World No 1 Nicol David from Malaysia. I also love football. My favourite is 'The Red Devils' which is Manchester United. My hopes for Penang to have a Disneyland, monorail & LRT, and other great things which can be found in this world. I also wish that Kuala Lumpur (Capital Of Malaysia) can be a world class city. I also target that I could get 7As in his UPSR(Ujian Pencapian Sekolah Rendah. The current Malaysian Prime Minister is Dato Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, while the current Penang Chief Minister was Tan Sri Dr. Koh Tsu Koon. He is currently also the Parti Gerakan Rakyat Malaysia deputy president. Aaron is a Malaysian Chinese. During Chinese New Year, I like to collect angpau(red packets). While during my free time, I like to go shopping in one of Penang's best shopping malls like Gurney Plaza, Queensbay Mall and Prangin Mall. I also like traveling around Malaysia to learn more and it gives me more experience in traveling.

[edit] Languages spoken

Usually, i speak English at home and daily. But, i also understand & speakBahasa Malaysia and Chinese. I also speaks dialects like Hokkien & Hakka.

[edit] Others

I join Wikipedia on 2006 because i'm intrested of editing things and adding more things on Malaysian buildings. There is just to less of Malaysian building history.