"Youthful Green"

Life is colorful and vast, but each of us has our own little world. It's a world of love, dreams, passions… and sometimes even the world of a wonderful youth, whether we've experienced it, are experiencing it, or have already experienced it. My world is being filled with all of that, it's vibrant and will continue to be written – by me – every day – in the green of the Faculty of Humanities and the green of dreams and hope that I'm creating for myself!

For me, the Humanities is a whole sky I'm exploring, much like my journey of self-discovery. That sky is colored by the vibrant green of enthusiasm and the cool, friendly, and approachable green of nature. If someone were to ask me what the Humanities means to me, the first thing that would come to mind would probably be the color green. The green of the trees on a sweltering summer day: a shimmering, sweat-drenched green with a radiant, tireless smile! These two colors, seemingly simple, hold a profound meaning for me.

The day I stepped into the world of the Faculty of Humanities was also my first day of school. The feelings of bewilderment, strangeness, and joy that permeated my mind seem as vivid as yesterday. The Faculty of Humanities welcomed us amidst a torrential downpour two days before the start of the semester, cool and hurried. The campus was drenched in rainwater, water splashing from the leaves into puddles under my feet. In such an unfamiliar environment, the first thing that caught my attention was the wide-spreading trees right from the school gate, a wonderful green space with long rows of stone benches. There was something so familiar and comforting about it. That green color stayed with me throughout my time in university. It was a great place for students to rest between classes, wait for their lessons, or do their assignments… That soul-soothing green not only became special to me but seemed to have become the representative color of the Faculty of Humanities. From small things like student ID card lanyards, all in the green of the trees, it gradually took root and became a signal that reminded me of the University of Humanities. For me, the University of Humanities is not just a green environment in the truest sense, but also the green of trust, hope, luck, and youth!

My youth, my connection to the Faculty of Humanities, is also linked to the blue of the sky reflected in dark leaves, and the blue of the volunteer uniforms. Although I didn't have the chance to see those blue uniforms as early as most other students during exam season, if it's meant to be, I'll see them again. The image of the blue uniform, from the day I started university until now, has always filled me with admiration and pride. The first year was filled with admiration, the second with pride mixed with joy at being a small part of it. University life became fun, busy, and colorful. That blue uniform showed me so much more than I could learn from books, from relationships and social activities to the dreams I pursued from the moment I entered this school. That blue uniform stirred up my otherwise monotonous life and made it more interesting. Those cheerful, dedicated, and passionate people inspired us, helping us grow and move forward more confidently in the sunny, breezy sky of youth. Their tireless smiles, their faded, sweat-soaked shirts… these are beautiful images I cherish in my heart, in a compartment called "youth." People often say that youth is the most beautiful time of life, and there will never be a second youth like this – even if time could turn back. So live life to the fullest, go where you like, do what you love, and find a place where you can freely pursue your dreams. I have found such a place for myself, a place called "Humanities," within the home called "Xung Kich" (Shockwave)!

I once read somewhere that youth is the age when people gather little by little their desires to build their own dreams and aspirations. Besides dreams, youth also brings countless emotions and exciting experiences that we may never experience again, even if we live our whole lives. As Nine Blades wrote in..."The girl we both chased back then."like this"Youth is like a sudden rain shower. Even if you caught a cold from getting wet in the rain, you still want to immerse yourself in it." "Me in that rain again."If I could relive my youth, I would still want to return to that rain, to the cool green of the trees where I first truly and emotionally took in the name of the Faculty of Humanities. The moment I stepped into that school, etching that name into my mind, I still want to return to that moment – ​​where I wore the green uniform, the green of the Faculty of Humanities. For me, the Faculty of Humanities is all about the shades of green, it is my youth!