My accomplishments in 2018

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 the differences between different cultures and share them with their friends at home and abroad.

 Compared with other countries, the warmth of Taiwan's people is more intoxicating. During the discussion tour and bedroom arrangement, interns visited the Palace Museum. They entered nine or ten secret places and experienced the peaceful skylights that people used to transmit to their homes. Of course, they would never miss all kinds of special night markets. Foot massage is highly appreciated by interns at the University of Justice and Law. Deep skills are transferred from warm palms to fingertips, promoting blood circulation, and using different methods to meet the different needs and physique of each individual, so that Japanese students can try to become patrons. Accompanied by volunteers, law and politics students returned to Japan to put an end to the project.

 In this short period of time, volunteers of YZU did their best to create the most brilliant memories. Such a beautiful young age and fate made YZU and students of law and politics meet and know each other. Whether they are volunteers in Taiwan or students of law and politics, although they have different dreams, they all have a fervent heart, because of this courage and drive, even if you look at it. It seems that only ordinary students can make this activity extraordinary. In the process, although sometimes unexpected, but because of each other, accidents also add a brilliant color to this exchange. In retrospect of all this, volunteers and interns seem to have been doomed to meet, together in the summer to create the most moving memories, perhaps a little imperfect, but on. It is because of this imperfection that the most beautiful arrangement is made. Even if there is more reluctance at the end, we should make an appointment for the next meeting, because we all firmly believe that "parting is for a better reunion next time".

 "Some things will not be so good, but they will be very different." This seemingly simple and clear sentence, although it can represent the experience of this exchange with the University of Law and Politics, is not enough to summarize the warm blood and throbbing of the youth behind the YZU volunteers. Such precious memories will eventually become the most cherished part of the volunteers’ College life. Even if it is a long time ago, I can look back on my efforts and feel blood boiling. Under the interweaving of tears and laughter, I have left a deep and beautiful memory for this project.