During the Trip
I traveled to Germany and England for two weeks, and now it's time to reflect on the trip. At first, I thought the new environments wouldn’t affect me because I felt the same as usual. For a while, it seemed like I hadn’t gained much from the experience. However, I soon realized that I don’t really enjoy big cities, whether while traveling or in everyday life; they are too time-consuming to navigate and feel overly crowded.
In contrast, I found places like Brighton, Heidelberg, and Potsdam to be wonderful. They made me feel peaceful and relaxed. I also discovered that I don’t enjoy long periods of rest. At times, I had the urge to create something or work on a project.
Through Reflection
Through this trip, I became more aware of what I dislike and what I enjoy. For instance, I prefer small cities because they are compact, and exploring them is very time-efficient, which I really appreciate. I also enjoy interacting with others. Some of my favorite experiences were having conversations with people in cozy, intimate cafés.
Looking Toward the Future
This trip also made me think about my future and what I want to do. I know I want to engage in creative work and continue learning. As a short-term goal, I plan to create a text-based game and keep studying the JVM. Someday, I also want to write a more modern, interactive story that fosters better understanding and empathy between people. I hope to create a society where we connect with one another more deeply through storytelling.
