What's my line.

What's my line.

From a very young age , I have always wondered what I would be doing in future. There were so many various choices. I wanted to be the doctor, the veterinarian, the artist and even the scientist. 

Frankly speaking, I would never wanted to be a translator or teacher. I chose the faculty of foreign languages in order to master a foreign language. I think that I will dedicate my life with art. I believe that knowledge of languages will greatly assist me in that aspect. 

But when i was a kid, did I know what an artist’s life was about? Certainly not. I was maybe eight at that time. All I knew was I enjoyed doodling and drawing; copying pictures and creating new ones. I’ve always liked drawings and pictures.

As I grew older, i continued to enjoy drawing. So, i understand that It takes a lot of determination, hard work, hard selling, and persistence to make a career as a fine artist. First of all, what I will do is not really a “job.” They say that if you do what you truly love, then you will never have to work another day of your life. That describes my situation.The first thing I can say about what I love about an artist is the tremendous inner peace that making art evokes. And of course :

1. Having the freedom to do what you love every day
2. Being able to inspire and delight people through your work
3. Being able to exercise your creativity
4. The joy of creating and sharing art
5. Enjoying the reaction when someone sees your painting of them

The best teacher of the past.

                                                    Confucius.

Confucious was one of the greatest moral teachers of all time. He lived in China about five hundred years before Christ. He believed in education, hard-work and a capacity of every human being succeed. Confucius also believed that people become better by being educated. Confucious studied ancient Chinese writings from which he took some ideas. Confucius was the first teacher in Chinese history to provide private education to the public, based on the concept of “teaching according to natural aptitude.” He tried to interest people in ideals of love, openness and moral behaviour. Confucious believed that man was naturally good and could live in harmony with other people. As Confucius began to educate himself, he proclaimed that people of all classes should have access to quality education to better their lives. For the disciples of Confucius, he was the living embodiment of a sage who leads others through his virtue and they recording his sayings, which eventually were edited into a book we know in English as "The Analects". Today, millions of people worldwide adhere to the principles of Confucianism. 

His students and future generations were deeply touched by his righteousness, kindness, humility, courtesy, loyalty to the country, and caring for others. In China, Confucius is honoured as “the greatest sage and teacher.” His guiding principles for human interactions, one of China’s most cherished legacies, greatly influenced the Chinese people and culture for 2,500 years.

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