Siyi Li

Each semester in my high school, we organized two significant and fantastic shows, for those students who were willing to show their talents. I used to be one of the stage hands for entire three years, and my job was to help carry heavy stuff, connect with other departments, talk to stage manager to make sure everything went perfect. That was super tired, but totally worth it!

I was responsible for checking if blood donator's blood meets the requirements and advertising the importance of blood donation. That helped local community develop a sense of unity as well as kindness. In addition, I learned a lot from this experience, such as negotiating with people when facing troubles and how to take care of patients.

As a narrator, we were asked to familiarize the historical background of those antiques first, and then we needed to challenge ourselves, walk out of our comfort zone: tell the whole relevant story in front of lots of guests, trying our best to unfold the big picture visually just by words.