Not to celebrate but to remember Not so many people know April 8 as Paratrooper's Day in Taiwan. Not even people living in Taiwan. It was the day first airborne force in China been found during the WWII. Now we still commemorate in the troop which I served. It is very important to remember the day. Not only for honor but also for keep the spirit of our predecessors. That is the thing we don't celebrate but remember. We won't as soldiers forever, but we should always keep heart of worriers. That is the thing I have learned in the force.

Today Today, I saw a patient who suffer from lower back pain. After some special tests, I ruled out some major issues of neural structure. I led my patient try few repetition of gentle spine extension. Pain and discomfort has reduced. Then I led him try some therapeutic exercises to activated his core muscles and target on his neuromuscular control. Honestly speaking, LBP is one of many complex issues for PT. Causes of LBP include psychological issues, physical issues and pathological issues. So, never stop learning.

Life as a physical therapist I am a physical therapist working in SH. I have seen and experienced many things in one and half year. I am very grateful and proud of my clinic. We have helped a lot people recover from injury or surgery. Not only the function for daily life but also back to exercises they love to do. So we need to teach our patient start to move and most important how to move in the right way. Actually, I have to thank all my patients who always inspire me to be a better therapist. I need to keep studying to improve my professional knowledge and keep exercising to improve my movement. Best job in the world

The day to serve country Tomorrow is the day I join the army. Being one of the Taiwanese citizens, it's a great opportunity and great honer to fulfill my obligation. People always debate about military service and substitute service. Which one is batter? Which one is easier? Which one is much masculine? Which one is more useful? A lot of my friends still wonder why I want to join the army rather than substitute service. I want peace in my country just like every Taiwanese do, joining the army is the way making it come true. Being a soldier, preparing to fight, not because I hate the things in front of me, because I love the things behind me.

Freedom It's hard to defined the word freedom. The most powerful country in the world which started many wars claimed that they were protecting freedom. A group of people in Middle East which plotted a lot of attacks over the world said they want to be free. Everyone has different definition of freedom. In mine, freedom is the right to be wrong, not the right to do wrong.

Choice of career I believe that's a huge question for many people, including me. I read some books and watched some TED talk about how to choose career. All these things were saying: " don't be afraid", "find something you have passion on it", "find things you love". Are these concepts fit on everyone? Some time, I very confuse about the education system in Taiwan. I read an report about the relationship between college major and career choosing. There are only 50% of people choose jobs related to their major in college. Don't get me wrong. Our education system still nurturing a lot talents. But, sometimes, It is kind of waste.

About join the army In Taiwan, all healthy male need to join military or substitute service for a period of time. We drew lots for different types of military, including Army, Navy, Air force and Marine A lot of my friends choose to apply substitute service. however, I still want to join the military. It's a honor to serve my country.

As an athletic trainer I'm preparing to be an athletic trainer. I have never thought i could be or want to be an athletic trainer before. I thought it is boring when I studied in university. People, even coaches, never take serious on injury of players. What can I say ? It is getting better recently. But, still not friendly environment for athletes in Taiwan.