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History Of Myself Essay

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“Sushi”. School friends affectionately call me. I am the only Japanese in my grade. Therefore, someone started to call me this nickname. This nickname gives me the feeling that I am the representative of Japan in my school. I have studied in Canadian International School since I was grade 5. Before that, I studied in Japanese School in Hong Kong. This was a good experience for me to take a Japanese identity living in Hong Kong. Therefore, I still study Japanese language. I consider myself to be funny, energetic and sporty. Because of this, even in new environment, I am able to find new friends in short time. We are family of three. Almost every long holidays, we travel to other countries. Each country gives me different kind of …show more content…

Every time when I practice violin, it makes my feeling calm and relaxed because of the sound that comes from the violin and I feel a sense of safeness.

I have a lot of enjoyable and valuable experience. The most I value are scuba diving and snow sports. When I was ten the TV programme showed a lot of beautiful fishes swimming around the coral reef. This made me wondered how I would feel swimming with them under water. Therefore, I started to study the main rules, gestures, parts and terms for scuba diving. I got a scuba diving license when I was 10 years old in Japan. What I learnt in studying scuba diving is having a feeling of “I can do it”.

The second experiences that I value is ski/snowboarding in winter. I love snowboarding because it is faster than ski and I can turn around and do some little tricks. During snowboarding and skiing, obviously I fell many times and injured a lot of places, but because of that, I got used to the pain. These experience taught me that if I get overconfident in snowboarding or skiing, it might lead to a big accident.

Although I have a lot of interests, experiences and activities, I have done a lot of mistakes and accidents. Correcting these mistakes lead to a good result and

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