Humanity in me: Thank you Humanity!

The two stories above are just a part of the stories that have passed through my two years studying at the School of Humanities, closely associated with and familiar with the saying my friends often say: "Truly a Humanities student". Sometimes the repetition will make people feel bored and dull, but for me, I have considered that saying as my motto in life. I love it. As a compliment, or a gift someone gives me, I often think so!

During my high school years, I studied in the A-level class, and of course, the majority of the class was male. I struggled to compete with Math, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, and at the end of the year, there were difficult mock exams. The time I spent on what I liked was only the short Literature classes in class, which not many students were enthusiastic about. At home, I nurtured my emotions in a small notebook. I liked to write down good quotes and often applied them to my writing. My writings were highly praised by my teachers and respected by my friends. I became a writer of the block, but I did not accept to participate in any excellent student competitions, I focused on racing to catch up with my classmates. I applied for the Humanities exam based on the trust that my Literature teacher gave me, but this was absolutely not my number one choice. Until now, I am secretly grateful to her very much, because without her encouragement, I would not be able to write these sincere feelings, talking about what I like, what I love, which is the School of Humanities. There are no more moments of forcing myself to do things that follow the crowd, now I study and live according to what belongs to my own passion and interests. That is how I came to Humanities!

Thank you Nhan Van for letting me meet the most wonderful teachers. Never before in a university have I seen such a kind and friendly spirit among lecturers, students and staff of the school! Teachers are willing to help and share all difficulties with students, from studying to life. Besides the love and respect for teachers, students also feel warm and close to teachers like great friends!

Thank you Nhan Van for giving me so many opportunities that changed my life. If I had not chosen Linguistics, I would not have had the valuable experience of a year studying English at the University of Foreign Languages; I would not have met and interacted with many friends from different schools of the National University. I reserve a small corner of my heart for those memories, and every time I recall them, a lively and extremely clear melody rings in my heart. Being able to study English for free for a year is a great favor for students with strategic missions, so I remind myself to study and practice to be worthy of the trust and expectations of teachers and leaders.

Thank you, Mother Nhân Văn, for nurturing the souls of such beautiful children. Friends like brothers, close-knit, helping each other unconditionally. The children of Nhân Văn are not only good at studying, talented but also kind. In particular, the girls are so beautiful, graceful, and gentle that people call them: "gentle like a Nhân Văn girl". It seems that such beauty is created by the rich humanistic environment in the heart of Hanoi. There was a time when I felt so elated when looking at the long dresses of my seniors in the graduation photos and thinking about my dreams for the day of graduation. I cherish such values ​​and simple things. A little bit of calmness, slowing down, feeling much more relaxed in the hustle and bustle of modern life.

Thank you, Mother Nhân Văn, for always taking good care of one generation after another, giving us the most useful knowledge so that we can build our own lives, stand on our own two feet, and become useful people for society. You have given us a solid foundation and family tradition. There is no place where we feel as peaceful and warm as the roof of Nhân Văn, the place that shelters and nurtures our most beautiful student dreams.

Thank you Nhan Van for giving me the opportunity to develop myself. Here, I not only learned book knowledge, but also discovered the hidden potentials within myself and my old interests had the opportunity to revive. In the past, I often limited my abilities and was not confident in expressing what I wanted, but today's me always longs to break through and seek new things in life. I used to be shy like a little puppy, hiding in a small sky, now I am like a bird spreading its wings, flying to wherever I want to go. I understand that there is a sky outside. Immense and boundless, that is the future path for me. Soaring like a swallow in spring, I am excited for new beginnings every day. I create joy for myself and believe in this life more than ever.

Thank you Nhan Van for teaching me to find my destination on every journey I take. Life will be meaningless if people live without a goal. In front of me are many bright examples, my teachers, my friends, generations who have been a part of Nhan Van school, all have given me strength and motivation to strive. Every time I achieve my goal, I feel myself grow up a lot. Although the destination is still far away, expressing myself on every journey has turned me into a small bright spot in the sky of dreams.

I have received many things at this school of Humanities. I believe:

“If you are a bird, a leaf
Then the birds must sing, the leaves must be green.
How can you borrow without paying back?
"Life is to give, not just to receive for oneself."

I do not allow myself to be indifferent or forget those great favors. Gratitude is not enough, I always try to fulfill my morality, responsibility and duty with actions. I actively participate in school activities, contributing new ideas to the work of the class. I am honored to become the Student Ambassador of the School of Humanities in the 2014 University Admissions season. I carry within me the sacred mission of a representative of the University, a bridge to bring the image of Humanities to distant lands, inspiring students. The enthusiasm of young people burns in my heart, urging me to overcome many obstacles. Bringing admissions information closer to students is also giving them more opportunities to choose the right path for their lives.

I suddenly thought of myself in the past. Who knows, if there was no such program, if we did not bring information closer to you, if we did not spread the love of Humanities far and wide, would we have missed people like me in the past? "Regret, if only" is too late! I continue to have trips to promote the image of Humanities, accompany students, not allowing myself to hesitate to miss opportunities. I think, today I am a Humanities Ambassador, tomorrow I will still be a Humanities Ambassador, it is not necessary to wear a shirt, wear a card or shout, the Humanities spirit always burns in my heart. The outward form is only superficial, the depth is still the heart of each person. I do not want those students preparing for the university entrance exam to miss a valuable opportunity to become a member of the Humanities Family. I am proud of what I have done, even though it is small, but true to my heart. Giving trust and understanding to those who need it is like planting seeds. Later, the seeds will sprout into big trees, and then give us results. I will continue to do that work of planting seeds, with all my might!