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In this twinkling of an eye, 2018 is about to pass. If 2017 is a turning point in my college life, then 2018 is a challenging year for myself. During the year, I challenged many activities and courses that I had never thought I would take part in before. Although the process was arduous and challenging, the ultimate success was sweet.   In August this year, I participated in the Department's enterprise practice exchange program, which was co-sponsored by YZU and Hosei University for 14 days. The goal of the program is not only to provide internship opportunities in Japan, but also to enable interns in Taiwan and Japan to better understand each other's cultural background, customs and customs through this exchange. I think this plan is not only for Japanese students to come to Taiwan to learn new knowledge. Through daily communication and exchanges, Taiwanese students have also learned a lot of valuable knowledge about Japan. After exchanges, they find th

“The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.”   -- Augustine of Hippo Modern people are under pressure. Long working hours always make people breathless. Through a trip, they help themselves to change their environment, breathe different air, and recharge, they have different eyes to see the world again. It's better to read thousands of books than to travel thousands of miles. In the age of developed network, Google seems to have gone all over the world. However, let go of books. Those are the experiences of others. Only through action can we have our own opinions and knowledge become wisdom.   Since childhood, I have been a fantastic person. Even sitting in the classroom, my thoughts can fly freely like the wind of freedom. When I was free, I always like to read. The dazzling adventures in the book, the pure emotions of the protagonists, all attracted me to continue reading. If I have a chance to choose, I want to travel to Harry Potter’s world

 Like most people, in the age of students, they did not like writing very much. Words and words were always short of what they were like. Words were often inappropriate. The expression ability of the whole text was naturally deficient. They could not write any good things. It was more than enough to cope with homework and exams in class, but they could not move forward. I can't find any reason to fall in love with writing except for taking exams.  But at an occasional opportunity, I won a prize in the composition contest, which made me fall in love with writing. Have I ever heard that writing needs real experience? Suppose you walk on the road and see a wife fall down, and a young man immediately supports her. If you look on everything, will there be a glimmer in your heart? Pleased? Some sympathy, some praise? Or, walking on the road to see a boy was slapped by a girl very much, you do not know, but what kind of feelings and emotions come into mind? Maybe everyone is different!