This trip was very meaningful to me. I am a shy and introverted person, and I try my best not to talk to strangers. I am also afraid that what I say will not be understood by the other party, and I am afraid that embarrassment will fill the atmosphere.

You have no reason not to come here, because I forced myself to come here. The only thing that can help me overcome my difficulties is to adapt to the different local customs and culture, learn how to learn from the words of strangers, grow from my own shortcomings, and improve them one by one!

Coming to NED Language School is very different from Taiwan. Here, every student is eager to speak, and everyone's ideas are expressed in detail. The teaching mode here is mostly based on groups, allowing you to think with your peers and develop diverse perspectives.

The most interesting thing I've encountered so far was that we rode in an amphibious vehicle to the port. The key point is that this vehicle was modeled after a Viking ship. On the vehicle, we had to wear their distinctive hats, imitate their natural roars, and make world-weary expressions at the pedestrians on the road. While listening to the guide explain the local culture and historical sites, we also waited for the guide to count 1, 2, 3 and yell at the ignorant pedestrians waiting at the traffic lights. This process really worked every time, because the pedestrians on the road would not only be frightened but would even yell at you to go back.

Afterwards, as we were hitchhiking back, we were incredibly lucky—we bumped into Prince Harry and Princess Meghan at the Irish Prime Minister's office! What an incredible stroke of luck! This kind of opportunity is even rarer than finding a girlfriend, so it was truly a once-in-a-lifetime chance for me! This is a beautiful place, filled with care, affection, and longing. Staying here would surely bring even more unique experiences!

Dublin Study Tour - Sharing by Fuxing High School Students