:5 People I met in Belfast :

1.A very cheerful girl
She told me that her name is "Neave" but I saw her name was spelled
as Niamh.She is a very cute Irish girl with crystal clear blue eyes .Whenever I answer her questions,
she will reply with phrases like,,"Owh that's Great!! Fantastic!!

2.An old man trying to cross a road
He was asking for help from his fellow countryman,but nobody care.I felt so pity towards him,and decide
to help him.He talked all the way  and really thankful to God despite of his not so fortunate life.I supposed he is a homeless when he decided to rest and let me go at a bench near Belgravia St.When I was about to leave him,he keep saying "Thank you young lady,you are very nice,God will love you!" and he repeated that about 3 times.

3.A housemate of my classmate
He say hi to me because he thought he might have seen me walking with his housemate.And of course he knew that i'm doing chemical engineering.Yes,its true .When he asked me about my exams result.I was a wee bit embarrased to tell him my so-n-so marks.And surprisingly,he was like.." OMG that's great!! I've seen so many people failing this course ! Don't worry ! you'll be fine! "

4.First day partner while working at Europa Hotel
When my manager asked me to follow this girl and worked at 10th Floor of the hotel,I don't feel so easy
because this girl gave me a very sharp look and sigh so loud when I was announced to be her partner.She rarely spoke to me  that day and ask me to do this and that with a very rude.Seriously,I don't enjoy my first day working here because she was very fast and everything I do seems wrong to her.I only knew that she is a Polish the next day when she talk quite a lot.I dunno what may have driven her to be a very  friendly girl the next day.It was like a miracle because we actually shared a lot of stories despite a very unwelcome feeling I felt the other day.I am happy to befriend her now and she has become my closest colleague among all different nationalities we have there. :)

5.A guy on wheelchair going to uni
I never had the opportunity to talk to him but everyday I will see him going back from David Keir Building.
I thing he is such a great and inspirational person to me.He move faster than me on his wheelchair and very confident to cross all the hilly pathways and main roads at Queen's University area.And there are actually more people like him in Belfast and in other cities in UK as well.His disability never stop him from moving forward in all aspects be it physically and metally..I was so touched by him.

Meeting people from different walks of life really motivates me to be strong and urge me to  keep going on.NEVER NEVER give up in everythings you are up to..Thanks Allah s.w.t for giving me the opportunity to be here and learn so much thing.Almost every people (not all but almost :))  i met in Europe are positive and confident in their own way.They are very considerate,polite,and helpful when they are in sober state of mind.
Maybe we should learn from them and takes all the good and leave all the bad behind.