關於愛，我是個小學生。

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(1) The Primero, the Unicus
I, Bacon Kao, born on Oct. 17, 1992 in New Taipei City, am the only child in my family, where my dear parents would consume and replace what they all got to make me like a quality sponge, which absorbs anything new and good to me. However, that may well turn into my arrogance, the arrogance of power in my family. Tankfully, such tantrums happened only in my childhood...
(2) Turning Point to Meet My Touchstone
Since age 10, I dreamt of being a martial artist and movie star, and I signed in a martial arts club, where we lived like family members in teamwork orientation, which desciplined and fixed my bad attitude and habits to be a calm, urbane, and polite young boy, who won many torphies druing these 9 years with my dear coach like two gold medals in 2009 Spring National Competition, qualification for elementary school's and junior high school's seed players, qualification for Taipei Educational Cup, and qualification for the World Cup and then gold medalist of long weapons category, which was supposed to be one of my most important milestones in life. I got champion of south boxing category in Taipei County Sports Meet in the 1st year of senior high, south boxing gold medal, rare weapon bronze medal, and group 6th place in Taipei City Educational Cup in the 2nd year, which was the pride of mine and other classmates'! I, who was never satisfied with my performance, got qualified in World Chinese Martial Arts Contest in 2009, 2010 National Sports Meet Taipei County qulification contest 3rd place in long weapons category, and 2010 National Elite Cup 3 individual gold medals! With the teamwork of our martial arts players, we won 5 grand champions in a row in National Dao-sen Cup! Now I reallized the importance of keep progress, through which I could achieve the perfection!
(3) Blazing Through
Instead of entering a training team for martial arts in high school, I was allowed into Mu-cha Vocational High School by The Basic Competence Test for Junior High School Students for the insistance of my parents. This was a whole new experience to me: the wiring system of electrical circuits, electrical practicum, and so on. I was quite Greek to the new field, yet I was determined to finish my study with all my heart! I got the 4th place in the inner-school wiring contest in the 1st semester, and I passed the qualification for industrial wiring techniques on Level 3 in regardless of my interest being not this. And luckily, I still learned a lot of living skills in the high school which will do good to my future life.
(4) Vocational Kaleidoscope
Being elected in class as descipline leader, social coordinator, and class sacretary of electrics, during the service my class won two group relay race back to back, interclass volleyball runner-up, and many other honors in contests like English singing, native Taiwanese folklores singing, and poem reading. As a cleaning crew we also got 1st place in descipline-cleaning combo contest for many times. To show other departments that the electronical department was 'best of the best', I personally did my best to join as many contests at school: English writing 3rd place, inter-school reading comprehension honorable mention, and inter-school 3 on 3 streetball top ten. Besides, I signed in many school clubs such as for community service, magic tricks, and volleyball school team.
As for volleyball school team, I was captain, leading the whole team that was composed basically of my classmates, and we got 3rd place in Taipei City Invitational. We later dropped the B league games for we had to prepare entrance exams then, which was a pity.
(5) Teen Tenacity
Joining entrance exam, choosing electrics as vocational training, and stepping onto the world stage, I made my performance all owing to my personality, with which I know no wince, restless to learn anything new, creative, and make unexpected but efficient decisions. And thus I was often considered weird. But I am a believer of the following proverb: 'Easy life makes dull days; only winding and bumpy roads can probe out a cherishable value of your own'. Countless frustrations during games and contests didn't choke my passion toward martial arts. Instead, I gained each time my success through reviewing again and again and practicing again and again.
'The most terrible rival is yourself! You have to be making progress all the time if you want to win!' This is my credo, and this is my attitude to life. And it won't change, no matter it was in the past, for the time being , or even in the long future. This is supposed to be the best explaination for me to show my willingness to be the best. 
(6) No Evergreen Player
Many lively experiences make my life totally different, through which I puzzle my future with my sweat and toughness. I still hope to study further on physical science to take as a career when I am to retire from joining contests one day. Apparantly there is no evergreen player on earth. Each player will have to face their second option after their streaks or when retirement. The only way to avoid such embarrassment is to learn nonstoppingly, take my time when there is still time, and make myself more competent than others. That's the reason why I would enter college for further studying, rather than simply being a player all the way.
(7) Limitless Future, Limitless Challenge
I hope in the future I would be elected into martial arts team for Chinese Taipei, winning more medals in Asian and World Games. I will focus on conquering my own mental weakness to get even stronger and more resilience. In addition, I am planning to pass the GEPT middle level and lifeguard license. My multi-talented aptitude will never hinder me to build up my dream, which will be developed and realized step by step with my dedication and determination!
(8) Heroes At My Back
Here I would again appreciate the tireless teaching and mending from my parents, coach teams, and my dear teachers, our Homeroom Teacher Sue-ching especially, whose wisdom remindings always suggested me timely, Captain Liang-han's instant breaking news and information wouldn't get me neglect any useful connections and linking to sports news. I met great parents and teachers like them, and thus I got countless advantages as multiple-talents like foreign languages, music, basketball, badminton, and, of course, martial arts, which are all beneficial to college admissions.

In short, my future can only be determined by my own dicision! I'm convinced I won't let my parents down for I have done all my best to attain the goal set in front of me. Yet I would never be successful in the long journey of life if there were not their continuing sustainings. And now, I am ready to embrace my future of shining hopes!