I don’t have a specific favorite enrichment workshop because i consider most of them have the same ratings. So my least enrichment workshop is the Voices. Why? because honestly, i don’t really care that much about other people’s thoughts and stories. I mean everyone has their own story and each story is as much interesting as others. Voices is like a figure that is telling what story is interesting and what is not. Therefore, it is a waste of time to sit and listen to some people ‘s “hardship”. Why? because when i enter an area with a population of more than 1000 people, i already expected that some had their stories and hardship that they have gone through. Therefore, don’t need to tell me whose stories are worse than who. However,after hearing people’s stories, it shows me  how fortunate i am, and i appreciate this fortune.

I have a deep appreciation for art. I rate my experiences at the other two enrichment workshops equally, the rubin museum and the gallery. I took photography class few years ago, and the gallery reminded me of how beautiful life can be through lenses. Everything can be turned into art. Everything we see or we do can be turned into a form of art through photos, even though I strongly believe that the photographers, sometimes, had no purposes or intentions before they took some of their photos.

The rubin museum gave me a nice experience. It was different from the other museum that i went to, in a sense that it was more focused. It was nice to see different buddha sculptures and how buddha is seen differently in different countries. I learned that there are more than one buddha. And i love the interior design of that museum. Beautiful ! 🙂