It's inevitable to have ups and downs in a relationship, and a healthy relationship doesn't mean it has to be always good. The truth about a healthy relationship is more about acceptance and flexibility. Because everyone has good and bad days, it's unrealistic to be happy with someone all the time. I learnt the key for a healthy relationship from my partner, which is to be accepting and flexible to the moment, which means not to ruin a relationship by sticking to certain unpleasant moment.

There are millions things to talk about in marriage, and most people wonder how to become a good husband or wife. In my experience, the key is to communicate and never last an argument overnight. It takes a lot of time and efforts to learn the correct way to communicate with the loved one, but it is necessary to process for fix any problems. After all, a marriage might last lifetime, and life is too short to waste on misunderstanding or cold war. A good husband or wife will express himself or herself in sensible attitude, it is very important to keep the motivation of the talk in mind, which is love, not win.

My parents have always taught me to be an honest person. Back to a kid's age, I had no idea how hard it is going to be. No one judges a child's words, so I enjoyed the freedom to be an honest little girl at the time, and I felt so lucky that I did. Little did I know, there will be upside down in adults world, I slowly realize and try to learn the same to fit in the new system. I still remembered how shocked I was when the first time I saw my classmate just talked behind another girl, then she smiled at the girl's face as if she was her best friend next second! I never understood that and figured out how to do that. I think honesty is like a pillow to let me sleep well at night, and I do my best to be honest to myself and people aroud me.

Take a look at who is next to you when you have a bad time and who cares about you more than himself/herself, then I can tell who is my true friend.

Can I say " I can't agree more that the price in Taiwan is cheaper than in Australia"?

It's essential to human beings to build relationships for the maintenance of psychological health, and the most important, for not living as a human in vain. Undeniably accustomed to the connection with people through social network, we rely on various apps and social media to communicate with our families, friends, colleagues, clients and so on nowadays. I agree to the convenience and benefit from maintaining relationships on social network. It's different to talk to someone face to face though. What I try to say is that there is a big difference between dealing with people in person and online. Facing a cold screen reduces the normal level of understanding and empathy. Even though most of us know about this, we can not run away from the chain called addiction of convenience easily. We should focus on building relationships in real life, so that we do not miss and regret about what we should have done.

One day, before I was going take horses to the bage stage of performance place, one of my workmate noticed that there was a poisonous snake on the ground, then she picked up a broom and she was going to hit it. I stopped her and I put it in a plastic bag with a stick, then I left it in the grass far from the place.

Yes, I support this idea. It can allow people to have equal opportunity to achieve their dream. When education is not limited, knowledge becomes available to all population, the world will change in good way because of the improvement of everyone's understanding.