Hello~ I’m an 18 years old girl living in Taichung City currently, and you can call me Miya. Welcome to Miya’s individual website, where some personal information lies, hoping it can help you get to know me better.
During my childhood, I was often perceived as an exceptional shy girl. I dared not express my feelings and thoughts for fear of not being recognized. Once in a while, I was overwhelmed by a strong sense of inferiority and can’t find my self value. I once plucked up the courage to converse with people, but the frustration of being criticized and ignored damped my enthusiasm. However, during the constantly process of reflection alone, I eventually realized that while I can’t control how others perceive me, I can certainly govern my own reaction
. By learning to prioritize my inner peace over external comments, I gradually regain my confidence. This shift in mindset made me resolved to engage in events that need social skills, hoping that I could become more sociable, communicative and cooperative. I have long longed for self-progression since then.
I used to be a Student Council PR in my senior high school, the girl on the right side of the picture is me. We hosted a carnival of various clubs of our school.
I have been keen on student affairs because I hope to learn how to plan and organize a complete event through hands-on experience. I also want to develop thorough thinking about event planning, improving my communication skills, in the mean time ensuring the emotional well-being of all the team members were tended to while striving to make each event as successful as possible.
When I was a senior high school student, class was a specialized one called Humanities and Societies Science class, specializing in various field trips. For example, we visited the Legislative Yuan of Taiwan, and the National Human Rights Commission Museum in Taipei to gain a deeper understanding of Taiwan’s politics and the development of human rights from the White Terror Period to the present.
Furthermore, we learned about the mushroom industry in Xinshe in Taichung, through this off-campus curriculum we came to know this mountainous town in Taichung more deeply. While it may not be as bustling as the inner cities , its cool mountain climate gives rise to beautiful flowers, diverse greenery as well as mushrooms, making it one of Taiwan’s most important suppliers of many vegetables.
In the Legislative Yuan in Taipei.
In the National Human Rights Museum in Taipei.
In the mushroom cultivation garden in Xinshe in Taichung.
