"Humanity and a miracle"

I am a student at the Faculty of Humanities!

In the early days of her first year, the petite girl slowly walked through the gates of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities with her father. Like all her peers, she found everything strange and fascinating! She was quickly captivated by the spacious yet somewhat ancient atmosphere of the university. With the romantic soul of a poet caught in the moment, she exclaimed inwardly with joy: "Wonderful!"

The school she had dreamed of attending since high school... Three years had passed! Time is the most miraculous thing that can change everything. She was no exception. She felt herself now much more mature and resilient than she was back then, when she was full of dreams and illusions, believing that life was all "rosy."

Of course there's a "rosy side," and plenty of it. For example, her simple but incredibly warm student life with her friends. She proudly boasts to the world how lucky she is to have such lovely and sincere friends. She often jokingly tells her friends, "You might not need a boyfriend, but you can't live without best friends." And then they all nod in agreement and laugh happily. Those winter days in Hanoi were terribly cold! She and her friends would huddle together around a stall selling hot sweet potato cakes, hugging and linking arms to ward off the chill. She clearly remembers their laughter and joyful expressions. Who says it's hard to live with someone from a different hometown? Even if we're far apart in the future, when we remember these happy moments, we'll surely miss each other and seek each other out to satisfy our longing. Absolutely!

There's also the color "green." The color of hope, dreams, and faith! If she hadn't studied at this school, she wouldn't have been able to witness firsthand the unfortunate fates of her peers. They gave her the strength to strive to affirm her self-worth and her belief in a better, brighter world unfolding before her...

Are you wondering about the "other color"? It's "gray"! During times of homesickness, loneliness, exhaustion from illness, and frustration from fruitless efforts... she wanted to give up everything. But seeing the hardships of her parents, the perseverance of her disabled friend... she wouldn't allow herself to retreat. She would succeed, she told herself.

For her, the Faculty of Humanities is so colorful! She finds every color beautiful and worthy of appreciation. But she has so many regrets because in just one more year, she will no longer be studying at this school. She has taken many pictures, capturing memorable moments. The Faculty of Humanities has changed her life. And for her, just like time, the Faculty of Humanities is a miracle!