ORIGINAL LEARNING

- Well, in general I used to have strong passion for watching TV. However, these days I consider it waste of time and prefer doing other activities such as reading books or doing sport exercises which can contribute to the development of my both mental and physical state.

I would sleep from 8 p.m to 7 a.m almost every day in my childhood. But now I mostly stay up late because of my job which has strict requirements to follow deadlines. Therefore, I normally go to bed at around 11 p.m on a daily basis.

Generally speaking, I had the habit of reading books daily when I was younger as I had more time to spend for my favorite activities. However, these days I do not read very often and mostly prefer listening to audio versions of books particularly, while I am driving. Maybe this is partly because of my current job which requires more energy to handle the tasks.

(Answer) Well, there are some specific attributes that make good friends.

(Supportive idea) To me, a good friend should be dependable and sincere who is always willing to do stupid things with you and give you a lot of motivation to overcome fierce times. I usually don’t get on well with over-sensitive or complicated people.

(Answer) To be honest, I don’t stay in touch with a lot of my childhood friends.

(Reason) I’m quite an introvert and somehow prudent in relationships, so I just talk to one old friend,in whom I can confide. We have known each other since primary school and maintained this special bond till now.

(Answer) I like people who are honest with themselves and others and not pretentious. Besides, I’m also attracted to those who share a good rapport with everyone but at the same time don't get afraid to take a stand, who handle stressful situations with humor, who have
self-respect but no ego and are willing to explore the world around them.

(Answer) Well, I hope so.

(Reason) From my perspective, good friends are especially important during times of crisis and turbulence. When my friends go through a hard time, I never
fail to cheer them up and help sail them through both emotional and academic setbacks.