Four years of staying overseas have given me the ability and confidence of working things out by my own. I also understand independence is equally important as team work spirit. And, indeed, I am really a good team worker. Living with foreigners, studying with people from all over the world—I am very easy going.

Days in University have taught me so much. It is not only the knowledge that I get, more importantly, it gained my analyzing skill, researching skill and presentational skill （since I am a history student）.

I have always enjoyed challenges and working under pressure. In fact, I believe, pressure can be a kind of motivation. Comparing with some senior interpreters, I might not have a lot of experiences. But I have the one thing that matters the most, the passion and enthusiasm for the job, and great potential and determination to make things work.