case1:

I believe I’m self-motivated, outgoing and passionate.

I’m self-motivated because I kept learning English by listening to English broadcasting every morning in the past 3 years,

I’ve always been an outgoing student as I attended many voluntary activities and exchanged to xx University during which has made friends from Italy, Germany and Japan.

I’m so passionate about life and fun to be around with. I’ve play [Sport] for xx years. It’s [Sport] keep me energetic every day. Sometimes I stepped out my comfort zone to try new things like [Unique Experience].

I believe my sanguine and healthy lifestyle can bring people around me a nice and positive attitude, which helps me better adapt to life in a new environment.

case2:

I want to use coffee, tea and juice to describe my strengths.

Coffee means energetic: I am good at multi-tasking. I used to tutor math and economy for my classmates from South Korea, Venezuela and Macau simultaneously.

Tea also means inclusive and reliable, when I exchanged in Oxford, I was chosen as the team leader because of my passion and cheerfulness, I can quickly establish friendship with foreign students.

And juice means vigor and curiosity: I love to explore new areas: playing the guitar, photography and operating my own WeChat subscription which comments on what happened internationally.