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Allan visits Tokyo, Japan

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Allan 姬傳安, a first year student of Cultural Creative Industries 文創產業學程 at DYU

standing outside of Tokyo Skytree, Japan in the photo above. Read more about his trip on page 3.

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Jack finds a photographic opportunity in an unlikely place

T H E N E W S L E T T E R

Jack 藍立傑, a fourth year student of

Industrial Design 工業設計 at DYU,

tells us about one of his favourite places on campus.

This picture was taken from the roof of the Design & Art College building at DYU. Despite being a rather desolate place for grass to grow, the grass you can see, in the foreground of the photo above, gives me a really strong optimistic feeling. This is because it only took a few small gaps in the concrete and some rainy weather for this grass to thrive here.

I see this as a metaphor of opportunity. We all need to be like this grass and look for our own gaps of opportunity in which to thrive. Furthermore, this photo teaches us that in life we often find beauty in the most unlikely of places.

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Photo above: Grass growing on the Art and Design College building’s rooftop.

After the rain Paul 陳柏揚, a

first year student

of Management 企

業管理 at DYU,

shows us a photo,

on the left, which

he took on campus

after the rain.

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Yolanda’s artworks P A G E 3

Last weekend my sister and I went to Japan.

First, we went to Fukuoka 福岡. There were many famous local noodle and soup

dishes. Then for the next few days we went to the capital of Japan, Tokyo. While in Tokyo we visited many famous places. Japanese culture has many very unique customs. This was a wonderful trip. I really hope that I will be able to visit Japan again sometime soon.

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After the rain

Yolanda, 游嬅蓉, a second year student from DYU’s Department of Visual Communication Design shows us two of her artworks.

These two pictures are my artworks. Our class learnt how to layout a book. This included drawing pictures and using design soft-

ware. Our team’s story was about environmental pollution. I hope everyone can treasure our earth.

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A famous local noodle soup in Fukuoka 福岡.

More about Allan’s Japan trip

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Lotus pond nearby DYU Carol 江侑恩 and Terry 謝坤育, first year students of Human Resources and

Public Relations 人資公關系, share a few of their photos of the lotus pond.