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Life in Canada In my second summer vacation of college, I saved some money and decided to go study abroad with my best friend, Jenny, for one month. Vancouver is one of the most ethnically diverse cities in Canada, people there are culturally inclusive. Our host family is the fourth generation of Japanese immigrants. You can’t see any characteristic of Japanese from them except their appearance. I still remember that our host is not good at cooking. Poor students as we, there were no excess money for snacks, so we felt starving all the time. But we still love them and thank for the comfortable home they provided. Life in Canada was a whole new experience for me. In language school, I met diverse people from different countries, like German, Korea, Russia, Switzerland, and Brazil. In the class, we talked about drugs, and I was so shocking that most of my classmates tried drugs before. In addition, since my friend is a bisexual girl and just had a fight against her parents because of the issue, we were really interested in opinions of these foreigners. Just as we predicted, people from western countries were highly acceptable with homosexual, but classmates from Korea or Japan didn’t think so. Apart from life in language school, we did lots of outdoor activities during our free time. Walking in Stanley Park, bathing in the sun of the beach and exploring new word of our neighborhood was our favorite time. The most memorable part of this trip was hiking Grouse Mountain. Because the slope is very steep, many local residents like to do physical exercise through this mountain. After climbing a little while, I started to feel out of breath. I couldn’t help but eagerly giving it up and getting rest. Fortunately, I had my best friend by my side; she kept telling me to keep going and believed I can do it. Under her encouragement, though I got a cramp in my feet, I conquered the mountain with slow but steady paces.
22 января 2015 г.
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My hobbies I love reading novels during my leisure time. I used to crouch in the couch, reading novels with a cup of milk tea in the afternoon and enjoying the warm sunshine shedding in the room. Besides, I am so in love with dancing. I feel positive and energetic when I dance. I learn to express my emotion through dancing, challenge my limits from practices and practices. Though exhausted, the happiness and accomplishment dancing brings me is indescribable. Traveling is another way I get refilled. Since I was a child, my father takes us to travel every summer and winter vacation. Because we are a comfortably-off family, going abroad is an extravagant thing for us. But, we deeply experience the endless natural beauty of Formosa, our beloved country, Taiwan. Tai-Tung is the most frequent place we go; the spontaneous lifestyle is totally different from the western cities. The mountain, the sea, the enthusiastic people and the hot spring, everything here is so relaxing and beautiful.
21 января 2015 г.
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My autobiography My name is Lena. I come from Kaohsiung, Taiwan. My family consists of five members, my father, mother and two sisters. I am the second child. “Two’s company but three’s a crowd”, our family frequently takes it as jokes. There is no hotel serves a room just for three people when we go travel, so my parent often say that my little sister is excrescent. But in their heart, all of us are their dear babies. I grew up in a small town of Kaohsiung. Though this small town doesn't have as much resource as big cities, the free and simple lifestyle here makes me develop a lively and passionate personality. People often say that every time they see me, there is a big smile on my face. I believe laughter is one of the most infectious expressions of emotion. I wish people’s emotion will be lifted up because of my smile. Like every ordinary, I have some little defects. Lack of rebellion, which may be a strength or a weakness. I am afraid of trying to break the rules since my conservative personality, and that limits my imagination and creativity. Throughout my school years, my academic performance is pretty great. But I am not a bookworm; I always think that there are much more important things in the word other than in books. Unlike traditional Taiwanese parents, my mom and dad never strictly demand excellent school performance on me. This pressure-free education makes me learn how to effectively use my time and realized I have to be responsible to myself. However, life is not always so smooth. At the first two years of my college life, I found myself couldn't handle the heavy schoolwork. This is the first time I felt awful about my incompetence. I tried to adjust my thought, tell myself that I don’t have to be the outstanding one at least I leave no stone unturned. Through by this experience, perseverance and strong-mind I got will accompany me to conquer the fear of the unknown future and to challenge the utmost of myself.
21 января 2015 г.
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