My visa

    I don’t know how to start a new blog, but what I’m sure is that what I am typing now is my first blog.

    Now, it is my second week in U.S.A, and I am curious about everything here. It is not my first time to come to America, because I traveled to America two years ago. Today, I still remember the day that I got my F1 visa. A F1 visa means a lot of things that I can go to America, study in a university, choose the best-loved major, and maybe I can get the chance to go to Apple Inc.

    In fact, I am nervous to come to Virginia Tech alone. I should take at least fifteen hours’ plane to Washington DC firstly and then across the custom. These X-ray cameras and infrared cameras make me feel bad, and I always think that I will be refused to land on America, just like the first time that I was refused to get the B1\B2 visa.

    OK, let’s talk about my first B1\B2 visa. At that time, I was only 15 years old, and my parents want to have a family travel to America with me. But in my view, it is only a travel, and I don’t have to take it seriously. So I don’t prepare all the questions that I should response to visa official. When the official asked me whether my mum had some friends in America, at that time, I knew that my mum had some college classmates were working in America, and I thought classmates were friends, so I replied “Yes.” Because of that, my parents and I were all refused to get the visas. For the reason was that my parents had a attempt to migrate to U.S.A. I was blamed to lose the chance to America. That made me feel unhappy for a long time.

    At that time, I was only a junior student, and I never had the idea that wanted to migrate to America. In my personal view, though China is a developing country, comparing with U.S.A, I still want to choose to live in China. Now it is true that I live in America, but I am studying in U.S.A. I want to learn more things in Virginia Tech to help China and Chinese people.

    I never know what will happen in the future, but I am sure that after the study in U.S.A, I will go back to China. I love my country, and I want to use my knowledge to build China. I am willing to devote my life to helping Chinese people. I want to my knowledge to build technology products to help Chinese people, improve their lives’ quality, and make their life easier, more comfortable. I want to see more wellbeing in China.

    OK, I think I find a way to let my heart to say something. In this blog, I will talk more stories about myself.