He says:
It's amazing how people change over 4 quick years. I'm sure I've changed in almost every aspect, no matter how much I want to tell myself that I am the same old Adam.
I agree with Adam.
Many things could happen during four years; they may lead to the changes of a
person. I changed, in many aspects, too.
My living environment
changed enormously. Three years ago, saying good-bye to all my friends in China , I came to the United States . It was a brand new
world for me: different language, different lifestyle, different school life and
different opinions. I had no choice but to change in order to fit in the new
place. I felt that I became more independent. While I always stick with my
friends back in the old days (It was like I have to stay with them, else I will
feel so lonely. Maybe it is because we do not need to change the classroom and
we have more time to stay with), I will not have the lonely feeling anymore.
Not all of the
changes were positive. When I was in China , I would talk to a person on
my own initiative. It was a lot harder in America since my English level is
not enough to communicate with people for a long time. It would be awkward that
I talked to a person first, but soon ran out of topics or I don’t know how to
express myself, and we were just sitting there silently.
Now everything is getting
better. I get to talk to people more since my English get improve. Not a very
big jump, but still better. Wish all my changes are approaching to a positive
direction.
Moving to a faraway country with a different culture and language is hella hard to do. (I've done it myself.) Your attitude seems really positive though and I'm sure you will continue to find success.
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