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Essay About Life Experience

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Life itself is a lifelong teacher for every human being who is living it.

It is nothing incredible but I merely spent 2 weeks with families and friends from the beginning of the summer. It is not like summer schools that school is taking care of everything. Plus, some people in summer schools have companies like roommates or friends. I have got nothing but baggages.

Of course I’ve got money since I would not get paid for whatever I do in Beijing. But I do travel around myself a lot. It is somehow convenient as there 're subways. However, I was not comfortable living all own my own. Though of course I’ve been in a lot of places with my parents, but I always have some company or supervisor like a summer camp. When I was in Hong Kong I have my friend and when I was in Xi’an I still have him accompanying me. 

I really feel some kind of loneliness. After a busy day, I’m back in hotel with no one to talk about. The stairways are empty with lights keeping flickering like a ghost town. The light in my room would not immediately turn on after the door opens. There is only …show more content…

Though I contacted them a lot but I have no chance to have fun with them. I am 1800 km away from my parents and even more with some of my friends. In addition, people are busy with their lives and other free time rarely match with each other so that sometimes chatting on Wechat is difficult. The best solution would be make new friends. After weeks of struggling, I finally made some new friends. It really feels good when I have someone to laugh with, to share jokes with, and to watch Olympics games.

Life is tough and I have to deal with it. Being on my own seems trifle but it is kind of hard. I learned and I’m still learning. Thanks to this chance on my own to prepare me for my future when I inevitably have to be on my own. I learn how to take care of myself. Thanks to modern technology to keep me up date to the world and in contact with my family and friends. Take

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