Light Seeker | 找到你的光

My favorite historical event isn’t a war or a famous political moment — it’s a sports event. Sports have always been part of my life: from elementary school, junior high, high school, to college, and even now in my work.

One of my jobs was being a marketing and public relations assistant for a national sports event. I’m still grateful for that opportunity because it was more than just work — it was about teamwork, communication, and passion. Thousands of people attended the event, including students from many schools and departments. We had to cooperate closely, share ideas, and solve problems together. Sometimes our opinions were different, but we learned to listen and find harmony.

That event was my second job after college, around the age of 24 or 25. Even though it was challenging — almost like a hurricane of work — I discovered something important: I truly love sports. Sports connect people, create energy, and remind me of how strong the human spirit can be.

Today, my college classmate sent me pictures from a sports event at my old school. Seeing those photos brought back all those memories — the hard work, the excitement, the teamwork, and the joy. Sports, to me, are not just games. They are history, connection, and the heartbeat of life.