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My name is Dashima Buyanaeva. I am 17 years old. I am from Moscow. I am in the 11^th grade. I have been well tested in many trying situations during many years of my study.

Beginning the education at school, you do not immediately realize the full burden of responsibility that you have. There are more and more responsibilities every year, and at some point you understand: either now you will win in this fight with yourself, or you will bow your head under the weight of your own load. I had to make this choice in 9^th grade. My teachers put pressure on me, intimidating me with exams. And although my academic performance remained at a fairly high level since the 5^th grade (I was a honor student during all the years of my study in secondary school), they talked that I had to try even harder, to be even better. I was depressed for a long time, and I was brought out of a depressing state by my cousin who studied Chinese. Since I was a child, I had a huge interest in different languages ​​and other cultures, so when I saw Saiyan who was desperately trying to memorize the character 愚, I got carried away.

I didn’t notice myself how I began to study slowly, take my brother’s notebooks and textbooks, and later I began to attend courses with him at the Confucius Institute.

And now, after almost 3 years of studying the language, after receiving a diploma of excellent graduation, I realized that I fell in love with this language, its structure, its clarity, its musicality. Learning Chinese was not a burden for me as I got to the point very quickly. The most difficult thing for me is still hieroglyphics, but now it became for me some kind of rest. There is some special kind of pleasure in a cup of coffee, the morning sun and a notebook where I write hieroglyphs. I often think, why Chinese language attracted me so much. I have several reasons for it.

Music has always been in my life. Since my childhood, my mother sang me lullabies before my going to bed. When I was a little older, she decided to send me to a music school, where I studied music theory and literacy, and took piano lessons. My teacher saw my talent, so she treated me with particular severity. And I can’t be ungrateful to her for it. She taught me to be attentive, careful and patient. Since I graduated from the music school with honors and successfully passed my exams, I realized how much music helped me in learning Chinese. This language is famous for its melodiousness and beauty of sound, so it was much easier and more interesting for me to learn it. When getting acquainted with Chinese culture, I could not stop at traditional musical instruments. I heard about many of them for the first time, because of it, my interest to try to play the xiao only intensifies, and since I can play a flute that vaguely resembles the xiao. I think I have a chance to be successful.

Sport has always been, is and will be in my life. And if my mother insisted on music, it was my father who helped me start swimming professionally. Therefore, I attended the sports section at the same time as the music school. I worked out 6 times a week for 6 years. It was not easy for me, for this reason the sport taught me to be strong. During the competition, I had no right to let the team down, so I swam to the very end, sparing no effort. Only when I heard the final whistle I could let myself relax. I am grateful to sport for showing me a completely different world. It taught me not to give up and go to the end. After all, the result is worth all the effort. But he also showed me that I need to be able to stop in time. Therefore, after assigning me 2 adult categories in swimming, I realized that I had reached my limit, I got the maximum / the result that I was talking about.

My persistent character, active position in life, leadership qualities that helped me more than once at school with the organization of various events, where I was both a speaker and a host — all this made me who I am now. I am a person who aspires to study abroad, in a country that beckons with its culture and extraordinary charm. Taiwan is a completely different world, a kind of challenge for the soul, seeking to search for something new, previously unknown. And I believe that Taiwan has a place for me in its heart, just as I treasure it in mine.