I Have A Dream When I was 11 years old, the dream of becoming a lawyer was deeply rooted in my heart. I thought being a lawyer was the coolest thing in the entire universe. I watched all series of Boston Legal and was utterly mesmerized by the relaxed demeanor of the lawyers when eloquently debating over a certain issue. This year, I turned sixteen and I could proudly say I do not dream to be, but ascertain to pursue being a lawyer in the future. My huge interest in philosophy acts my reason in whenever I tried to argue with something equivocal. Being aware of the obstacles and the hardships on the way of becoming a great lawyer never panics me, for the simple reason that I have this faith and passion in what I am aspiring after. Furthermore, I'm very interested in human rights and I want to argue for these people who had their rights trampled. And if I could be a lawyer, although sometimes I might go against my will and defend for a murderer, a rapist or a criminal, I would always remember that I have taken the oath, that I had to do this job because of my obligation. And because of these reasons I have this passion and love this job. And that is why this is different from the other choices. A lawyer’s prior duty is to protect the social justice and to defend the truth. I don’t have the intention to ask what my country can do for me, but I always ask what I as a future lawyer may do a lot and dedicate myself to my country. However, in China, it is very difficult for lawyers, especially women lawyers to achieve success in work. But the idea of becoming a lawyer will help me to think logically and deliver my thoughts promptly. And the experience I gain through pursuing my dreams is enough. I genuinely believe the saying that where there is a will, there is a way. I will never stop pursuing my dreams and try everything to achieve my goal!