What was your home like when you were a child? Describe the details and surroundings so that the image floats in your head.

I grew up in a small town in the south of America. My house was made of red brick and brown in a single story on the first floor. The garage was painted on a whitewashed board, and a palm tree grew in a lawn garden with some trees in it. There was a big pecans tree and a small shed in the backyard. I was growing a little vegetable in a small field.

Tell me the embarrassing story of yourself (or your friends and family).

I arrived at the airport on my way home from vacation, and when I left my car in the parking lot, I tried to take the key, but found no matter where I was looking, I realized that it was gone. After all, it took a taxi, it returned to my apartment, and the key was opened to the manager and it put it in the house. The manager had a feeling of distrust in the lack of a key, so I was make up to make excuses. After that, I searched all over the apartment while taking out the luggage of the trip, but was not found at all. When I got my last luggage out of my bag, I noticed that there was a chuck in my pocket that I had forgotten to examine. The key was in it as expected. I was very embarrassed. I asked my friend to send me a car to get me to the airport, but I was too busy to go back to the airport by taxi.

What values do you cherish the most in your current job? What is the reason? Has your values changed in the past? If so, how did it change?

I am a novice teacher, but I am very grateful to be involved in the field of education. The reason for this is that the relationship between people and people is the most important for the world to move in a better direction. I have been interested in the field of science since I was a child, but I decided to study a foreign language to travel abroad. At that time, I felt that the world I had never seen before was immediately visible. It's like the astronauts saw a whole different world in space travel. When I started teaching, I was taught that if I could communicate the good of people and people, I would be able to see how the language is reflected in each culture and how important it is for those who live in a global society to come in the future. I understood it well. The machine will be useful for translating words and phrases, and the accuracy will be improved day by day, but mankind will always use the machine to express itself and incorporate it into the culture.