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First of all, I saw the topic name, I think it is a introduce myself to me, and share to the others.

My name is Karol，23 years old now, actually I’m graduated last year(2018), and in this year, I’m try to have a job. My major is Interior Design, i think Interior Designer can help people to build their dream home, everyone wish they can own one lovely and beautiful house, so i want to help them, i want to become the dreaming division.

Then, i found a job, the Interior Designer. In this year, is really difficult for a recent graduate student, we need overtime everyday, and use the computer whole day, is really hurt eyes, also i started know most of people and company really can’t understand this job. They even don’t care the professional level of a designer, they just care who can bring in higher turnover, sometimes designers are not respected.i feel really uncomfortable about this.

This is not my ideal job, i think the design ability that shows the value of a designer, then i quitted my job, i still need to improve my design depth, and improve my qualification. Most people in China, in their opinion the girls can’t doing well than boys in the design, i believe that is ridiculous ,the female designer can do as well as male, even better than the male, that’s what i want to prove.

Now, I’m a MA student in the UK, i need to learn English firstly and try to find more architecture design point. The most important is i want to see the more beautiful buildings in the world.

The life is never can stop my step, anything if i want ,or i have a dream to realize, i think don’t be afraid , just try it, because in the end of my life, i will super regret about the dream of youth.

That’s who am i, i’m Karol, a girl who is trying to realize her dream.

At the beginning, i saw a girl with delicate makeup standing on the stage, her topic is talking about the Tao Pueblo Hoop Dance, is it a traditional dance from Southwestern USA. In her speech, i can notice about her body language, she speaking speed horotelic and with some gestures, then the girl often walk around at the stage and rotated her body slowly, that’s easy to make all the audience can see her face. She make eye contact to communication with all the people in the hall, and she radiated the peaceful form her eyes.

In the end, when the girl talk about her family stories and the traditional culture, there was confidence in her face.through her speech, i was felt encourage, that’s really confidently and powerful speech.

Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.

— Oscar Wilde.

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