沙之天地

Even if I just an ordinary girl with sentimentality, I still could not escape from another's focus.
Hey look! A girl is walking toward me. That is! Who I do not like, and she does not like me, either. Her name is Vivian, a shining name.
"Hi, Jane! How's going on?"
"Uh...well, I..." I am always unspeakable.

Did I mention that beforehand? Our school is a girls' senior high school. If I were a heterosexual male teenager, I would be very excited about entering this Canaan. Unfortunately, I am a girl.
What girls do in girls' schools? In fact, we are not very romantic like boys may dream about. Study is our first mission, even if somebodies like to put it last in their career plans. Developing the friendship with everyone is our second mission which I would like to shout "impossible!" to it. Our third mission, as well as an interesting one for the most of girls──label somebody and keep her away──is an almost brutal but very common phenomenon and popular exercise in the campus and classrooms.
Let's image how the girl grew from these kinds of schools would become. Yes, they may be intelligent and social, yet maybe mean and cruel as well depends on how much they understanding the two absolute Chinese truths: "a real woman lacks not in venom", and "there can't be two tigers in one territory." 
 

Today is a beautiful day. If I could describe it with a color, I would use "purple". What a mystery it could be! It is just like a magnificent clean blue waterfall, or a horrible howl of a wolf in the midnight.
My name is Jane, a girl who is like any common girl walks on Tainan's streets. I am not special, not very pretty and fashionable, even not smart and clever. My imagination is all I have, which I can image I will become a great author one day. Is my dream ridiculous and fill with fantasy? Hardly are you wrong, or scarcely are you right. 
My family was poor, and be still not rich now. My father is a sales working in a small local business. My mother is a homemaker. I have a brother whom is called Tom. He is a student who studies at a university in Taipei, but as this generation knows, graduated students from Taiwanese universities in Taiwan usually could not find a job which can afford all their spending, especially in Taipei. Therefore, maybe these students will study a master degree, even try to gain a PhD. They may have another way to go, for instance, attending vocational training classes held by Taiwanese government, and do jobs which are not very focus on their degree.
However, I still have a dream.