The First Impression on NSYSU

Today I went to NSYSU this afternoon. The beautiful landscapes leaped to my eyes. That was truly breathtaking since I've never seen such wonderful view of Kaohsiung port. Still, to be frank, the view cannot tell everything I expect. The lack of delicious foods somehow made me sad, or probably I still didn't find them out. In addition to that, the school disappointed me somewhat when it came to the 'snake road'..., which means that the roads were quite crooked. So I have to get accustomed to the road as soon as possible by means of riding motorcycle. It's a bit thrilled for me to stay outside while renting the house nearby. However, it also gives a great burden for my parents to pay the rental as well. I have considered living at home and taking the MRT, but I don't think it's a good idea by doing so because doing research in university is no more like the undergraduate students' lives. There will be more time that I need the source from school or its library or the professors. I chose NSYSU because it was distinctive from other universities for the environment, reputation and of course, I'd like to get to know more about my hometown, Kaohsiung city. Nevertheless, I don't believe that everything is so easy anymore. Things keep changing and never being calm. I become anxious day by day for the papers, a pile of papers, the ability and comprehension of reading, and the interpersonal relationship between classmates and professors. Perhaps I should keep calm and think about the urgent events coming up. But things are so messy and the reality are getting more complicated which I can hardly hold on. And perhaps I still keep bearing the memory and impression of life in PU and Taichung, so the   big contrast between Taichung and Kaohsiung is haunting me so far. I would recall the day when I made my choice of school. I would think if I still live in Taichung, what will I be? I bet there are nothing more to be so challenging than Kaohsiung. And the rental might be more cheaper. The bus is more convenient and cheaper than Kaohsiung indeed. But the truth is, nothing will change a lot since I've got used to the living there. The value, for me, which should be my ultimate task to reach, is never given up by me. I know what value I would pursue, but I just hope it is the transition to be an individual person.

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