HSINMUN

During the weekends, students have a MUN conference. Since it's our first conference, we are nervous but excited. Mr. Walghren comforts us that it's the easiest, simplest conference and we've written two resolutions. He states that we are top 20% among the students because lots of students are from local schools. (but the best high schools in Taiwan) The main-submitters are China and Russia. Since the delegate of China is hardworking and has a novel idea, I decide to support him. I address a speech to elaborate a specific clause and defend the clause when delegates attack the defects. I think I've done a great job yet I am exactly wrong. We fail to convince other delegates. I am so disappointed when the resolution I support doesn't pass. The determination to revenge kindles and burns in my heart. I decide that I will tear Russia's reso into pieces (figure of speech)-- I am going to attack and render the Russia-side delegates to become speechless and dumbfounded. I keep making comments and suspecting the ambiguity in Russia's reso until the chair ignore me intentionally. haha. Although I doesn't succeed to convince the delegates not to vote for Russia's reso, it is a memorable experience which I discover that I can be pretty talkative and express my opinions bravely.