7.What kind of person are you in a group: quiet observer or loud and talkative? I’d say I’m a mix of both. In most situations, I start off as a quiet observer because I prefer to understand what’s going on before I speak. For example, when my team is working on a project and runs into problems, I usually take a step back, look at the situation as a whole, and think things through. Once I’ve formed some ideas, I’ll share them and actively join the discussion, while also listening carefully to others’ feedback.

Are you a shots kind of person? Why or why not? Well, I’d say my body and my mind don’t always agree on this. I used to enjoy having a shot of tequila before bed because I liked the slightly dizzy feeling—it helped me relax and fall asleep more easily. But in recent years, my stomach has become much more sensitive. Every time I even think about taking tequila out of the fridge, it’s like my stomach is protesting, telling me not to drink it. So I haven’t had any strong alcohol for the past two years.

Are you a ‘ try new things’ kind of person or a “stick to what you know” kind of person? I’d say I’m definitely someone who enjoys trying new things. In particular, I love travelling to different countries, and so far I’ve visited places like Malaysia, Thailand, and Japan. Experiencing different cultures, landscapes, and cuisines really broadens my horizons and helps me see the world from different perspectives. On top of that, these experiences make me appreciate my own life more and motivate me to work harder so I can explore even more in the future.

Is it awkward meeting friend’s parents? Why or why not? Yes, I do find it a bit awkward, especially when meeting a friend’ s parents for the first time. They sometimes ask quite personal questions. For example, if you’re single, they might say things like, “Why don’t you get married?” or talk about how important it is to start a family. Occasionally, they even ask about my salary, which makes me feel a bit uncomfortable. Because of that, I tend to feel slightly nervous in those situations and sometimes try to avoid them.

4.Which one do you prefer: loud, fun group dinners or quiet meals alone? Why? I prefer quiet meals alone because I really enjoy having some personal time while eating. I can eat as slowly as I like and choose whatever food I want without any pressure. Also, I don’t have to keep a conversation going, which makes the whole experience much more relaxing. After finishing my meal, I usually sit for a few minutes before leaving, and it just feels very peaceful.