I am a high school student, so most of my day is spent for studying. I usually wake up at 6 o'clock in the morning to prepare my uniform and have breakfast. My mother is the one who cooks delicious and nutritious foods for the whole family, and I also help her setting up the table. After having breakfast, I change my clothes and brush my teeth, then my father takes my to school on his way to work at 6.45 AM. My school starts at 7 o'clock, and I have a small break at 9.15 AM. I have 5 classes in the morning, and sometimes those classes can be very stressful for students to keep up. When I finish my morning classes at 11 o'clock, I take the bus to go back home to have an afternoon break before starting my other classes. I have lunch with my mother and grandparents, but sometimes I stay at school and bring a lunch box if my classes start earlier than usual. I sleep for about half an hour before going back to school at 1 and a half. I have 4 more classes in the afternoon, and my father picks me up at 5.15 when he finishes his work. I have dinner with my family, and then I quickly finish all of my homework. At about 7 PM, I finally have free time for myself. This is my favorite time of the day because I can do whatever I like. My favorite activities are playing computer games and watching movies. I spend about 3 hours to entertain before going to sleep at 10 PM. My life of a student seems to be busy, but luckily I love spend my time for both school and family.

It’s undeniable the English is the most popular language in the world. I am good at English and use it every day. First of all, I write emails in English to send cover letters or scholarship application to international organizations or universities. Besides, If I have free time, I go to Hoan Kiem lake and talk with foreign tourists in English to exchange cultures, improve my speaking skill and expand my knowledge. Traveling abroad is one of my hobbies. I used to go to China, Indonesia and Malaysia, most of the time I spoke English with my companions or the volunteers in those countries. Sometimes, I met local people there but actually they can’t speak English. Fortunately, supporters here helped me to translate and convey my ideas. And last but not least, understanding English, I can read English news, books or movies. Thanks to English, I can see the world outside.