Being my birth and the catalyst of my life, I could have never gotten to where I am without this event to start me off. The duration of impact is very long - still ongoing. The event is deeply felt towards everyone I’ve had a significant connection with, such as my family. I believe that I have made a large impact on many people - especially to my parents and my friends, but most importantly, myself.

I steadily climbed the ranks until I became the leader of the Cub Scouts, then became an official "green uniform" Scout. This ended during the 2020 pandemic, in which these activities were put onto hold. I expect to return sometime this year, as activities have resumed.

My stay in Shenzhen allowed me to understand my culture and where I came from. I went to many places, from temples to high-rise buildings. I was also able to learn from my grandparents.

This isn't an incredibly impactful moment on my life, but it was one of my main hobbies growing up, so it felt as if it was one of the only things in my life at that time. It was a sport that kept me active, and it was something I could brag about to my friends.

This was an impactful and unwanted change, as I was disconnected from all my friends, and grew to dislike school due to my treatment at Denlow.

This allowed me to escape the harassment I was facing at Denlow. However, the change to a middle school meant that I was unprepared and fell behind in all my classes.

This allowed me to have another companion during Covid, as quarantine forced everyone to stay inside.

This kickstarted my dream of acting, and caused me to enrol in the Drama course for high school. I hope to one day become a great actor and be recognized in film or theatre.

I was able to further my studies here, especially learning more about Drama, but compared to the rest of the events on this list, it wasn't very important.

This event served to boost my morale and reassure me that if I put in enough work, I could potentially be pursuing my dream in the field of acting.