Seeing a movie Yesterday, I saw a movie called “The Giver” which is played by a famous actress: Meryl Streep. In this story, people create a community without color to avoid any discrimination caused by our skin color. People who live in the community have enough food or other things in need to survive. They don’t feel envious to other people. There’s no desire, no competition and no war. However, they can’t choose their career, they don’t know who are their real parents and even can’t feel any emotion. In a word, they don’t know what love is. If you can choose, which world do you want to live? Stay in a stable one or break the rules and having a chance to know about love?

Encounter An Old Friend Yesterday, when I got off the work, I decided to go home by riding Youbike (bicycle-renting system in Taipei). I has passed a metro station near my home, and suddenly, I saw a person who looks familiar. After I stopped my bicycle, I heard someone called my name. He is Kevin! We were classmate in elementary school, junior high school and we studied at the same senior high school. After graduated from senior high school, we haven't seen each other for many years. Although we didn't talk a lot when we were students, we are glad to have a chance talking about our recently life. Fortunately, it's convenience for modern people to reconnect by social media. I hope we can keep in touch in the future. What a day of coincidence!

First Day of Working Today is my first day to do a full-job in a trading company. In a new environment, I'm a little bit nervous. I read a lot of English mail to know more about the item we sold, to learn how to write a formal letter in English and to learn how to communicate with clients.There are a lot of details that you have to noticed. I hope I can be acquainted with all information of our customers as soon as possible.

A Shopping Day Last Friday, I went to the department store in Taipei with my family. Because it was raining, so we decided to drive a car instead of taking the metro. When we were getting close to the department store, we parallel parked our car besides the yellow line. It wasn't illegal if you park the car there on Sunday or some specific time, we thought it might be OK due to the National Day, it was a holiday too. Then, we did shopping and had lunch for about 3 hours. After that, we were getting back to find our car, but unfortunately, it was towed away. At last, we payed 1800 NT dollars for the fine. It reminds me that next time we have to make sure our car is parked in a right place.