That was a very fun & unforgettable day in my life. On this 2ND of Jan 2010, i was involve in this culture performance. The aim of this performance is to show our appreciation to people we love through culture dance & music.
With almost a year of training in my dance steps. First thing i will like to said, that i have learn allot about my life. I have learn, how & what is the meaning of appreciation to the people we love. When i think about appreciation, i will firstly think of my mother & father. They are my life, without them i will not be here for 20 years. They are the person who care for our live, study & future. Both of them really care & support my plan in education. With this culture night, i will like to send my appreciation to my parent. This is to said sorry, for every sad thing that i has done long ago. And a word thank you, for every good thing has done to me. So that now i can follow the right path of my human revolution.
Secondly, appreciation is given to my great mentor in my life. That is Daisaku Ikeda. Without this mentor i really will not be a person which i am who i am. This mentor has help thought guidance & his own human revolution story. To realise the correct path of faith, and how to apply into our life style. With this night of appreciation, i will like to said thank you to my mentor to be along with us. And i will put all my life for all human happiness, through peace ,culture & education. I will fight together with our mentor and change my human revolution.
Lastly, appreciation is also to my dear friends & dancer on that day.
Culture is not only a dance or a music. But culture is a dialog between human and human. This type of dialog is important in creating peace in our life. By using our body to show & to said something to the people around. This type of body language, it is also important to people disable. Tal Li Hua a deaf girl, said that a dance is required experience & feeling. And this show that, level of life style & physical condition of a person is not an important thing in culture.
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