家庭狀況：

我們家是一個小家庭，因為我是獨生女的關係，從小只覺得父母管教嚴厲，但長大後父母都是很尊重我的想法，只會幫我分析事情的利弊，但不會干涉我的決定，他們總說：「要為自己所做的選擇負責，很多事情要自己懂得拿捏、決定，為自己的將來打算。」這些話深深烙印在我心裡。

求學過程：

在國小時我的名次都是在班上的中上部分，成績常常被家人拿來跟堂表兄弟姊妹比較，印象最深刻的是，我說我考不到前三名，但是他們就回我為什麼別人就可以，這句話算是改變了我的人生，因為這句話國中時我非常認真地讀書，上課時課本也是滿滿的筆記，放學後也有去補習，每天都覺得很疲憊，但是每當有放棄的念頭時，我都會想起：「為什麼別人做得到，但自己做不到」這句話，我便又開始認真讀書，國中成績都是在班上的前五名，拿鄉民代表獎畢業，因為國中有良好的讀書習慣及基礎，使我上高中時每有以往那麼辛苦，常常同學都跟我：「你不用讀書就可以考很高分了」，當他們說出這句話時我心裡都會有些不開心，因為我在家裡還有國中時都有好好地讀書、寫筆記，也很少請假，只要一請假，隔天一定會馬上借同學的課本把筆記補完整，使我高中成績都是在班上前三名，拿議長獎畢業，看見父母因為我的成績進步而感到驕傲及光榮的眼神，所有的辛苦都值得了，求學路上多虧了爸爸對我說了那句話，才讓我現在已些成就，才有機會考上國立的大學。

Family Background:

We are a small family, and being the only child, I always felt that my parents were strict in their upbringing. However, as I grew older, my parents showed great respect for my opinions. They would analyze the pros and cons of situations but never interfere with my decisions. They would often say, "You have to take responsibility for the choices you make, and many decisions in life are yours to make, so plan for your own future." These words have left a deep imprint on my heart.

Educational Journey:

During elementary school, I consistently ranked in the upper-middle portion of my class. My academic performance was often compared to that of my cousins, and one statement that profoundly impacted me was when I said I couldn't achieve a top-three ranking, and they replied, "Why can't you do it when others can?" This statement became a turning point in my life. In junior high school, I took my studies very seriously, filled my notebooks during class, and attended extra classes after school. I felt exhausted every day, but whenever thoughts of giving up crept in, I would recall the words, "Why can't you do it when others can." It would motivate me to study diligently. In junior high, I consistently ranked within the top five of my class and graduated with the title of Student Representative. Due to the good study habits and foundation I built in junior high, high school was not as challenging. My classmates often told me, "You can score well without studying much." When they said this, it would make me feel somewhat unhappy because I had put in significant effort in studying and note-taking both at home and in junior high. I rarely took days off, and whenever I did, I would immediately borrow a classmate's textbook to catch up on my notes. As a result, I consistently ranked in the top three of my high school class and graduated with the title of Student Council President. Seeing the pride and honor in my parents' eyes due to my improved academic performance made all the hard work worthwhile. Thanks to my father's words of encouragement, my journey of education has led to some achievements, including the opportunity to attend a prestigious national university.