After participating in the NSTC Humanities Salon, I was fortunate to join the professor and the team in organizing a lecture at National Kaohsiung Normal University. For me, this was a novel experience, as the event only takes place once a month, and there’s no guarantee to participate every time. Therefore, I truly cherished this opportunity.

     On the first day, we had to arrive early to prepare the venue, including setting up the camera and putting up posters. While taking the train south to Kaohsiung, I felt both nervous and excited—I worried about making mistakes or forgetting the workflow upon arrival, but at the same time, I was eager to see what new and interesting things I might encounter and what knowledge I could gain that I wouldn’t usually have access to.

      Fortunately, after we arrived, the senior members of the team were very willing to guide us step by step through the preparations. During the process, I came to understand that the most important quality when working is being proactive—taking the initiative to ask questions and to help out. Even as a complete beginner, one can quickly get the hang of things and gain valuable experience by adopting this attitude.

​     Eventually, the lecture went smoothly, and after it finished, I returned with a wealth of cherished memories. 😊