About my family (2001)

In my whole life, there is nothing important than my family. There is no place like home. I live in harmony with my family members. My hard-working father influenced me the most. Not only lots of principles of life but the studies of the school he has taught me. And my dear mother,” A woman’s real happiness and real fulfillment come from within the home with her husband and children. ”, said Nancy Reagan. She painstakingly took care of us and did most of the household chores in our family without any complaint. One of the things that my parents have taught me is never listen to others’ expectations. I should live my own life and live up to my own expectations. Unlike some helicopter parents, my parents seldom give me pressures, instead of blaming; they cheer me up and encourage me. I do not let my study alone; on the contrary, I try my best to reach my destination to honor them.

As for my two intimate younger brothers and sisters, we are two years apart. My younger brother is disabled on account of a high fever when he was little. Being his sister, I am responsible to look after him and protect him from danger and harm. Ivy, my naughty and extrovert sister, we can talk everything. Her dream is－to be a kind-hearted nurse. And now she is striving for her ambition. Both of my younger brother and sister are the apples in my eyes. Without my family, I am not sure where I would be or what I would be doing. My simple and ordinary family makes me extraordinary.