I read Zhiheng’s response, for his response we have same idea on using perspnal experience to improve an authoritative ethos so that the audience will give me more trust.

And I respect to him about metioned “think what happened around us”, I feel only after we think than we can have more points to argue about that perticular thing.

The most legendary thing happened to me is my school mates who are also my teammates won the champion of lacrosse with me. I was the manager of the team, and that one last game was exciting and nervous.

I wanted to describe as much detailed as I can with my memorization of that game. Also metion about some grow ups for some special players in our team. What happened at the second we won the game. Maybe the reason I joined the team.

Some feeling of winning that game, it was very important for me. Finally I did something for the team, and for some of them my appear encouraged them, and it is a perfect ending for my high school life.

My name is Ruki, as I metioned a lot of times. I name myself Ruki, because it sounds close to my Chinese name, Luji路汲. But before this name, Nathan was my English name I used for my whole middle school and high school.

To my Chinese name Luji. Lu路 means road, Ji汲 means get things from others. My parents wanted me get experience from things on my way to grow up. And I got a story for my English name too.

For a Chinese to make a English name it is very tricky. I still remember the first time during primary school my English teacher asked me do I have an English name? What is it? I said my English name was Superman just because I wanted to be special, I didn’t want to have a same name with any other people. Unfortunately, my English teacher told me that Superman isn’t a name, so I asked my parents what should I name myself. My parents asked my cousin who was borned in Canada and lived there for five years. She said that I should name myself Nathan, I didn’t like that name but I have to use it.

Everytime I told others my name is Nathan, I feel shame. It is not creative and special, it is meanless. In short, Nathan is not cool! I tried to find a speical name for myself a lot of times, but none of them made me feel it fit for me. Till my senior year during high school, a lot of people whatever from China or America, they all said that the pronounce of my Chinese name souds good. So I thought maybe I can name myself with a close pronounce to my Chinese name. Then I started use the name Ruki, I had this name behind my hoodie and everybody started call me Ruki, I feel good not only because it made me feel different, but also ruki(rookie) is unobtrusive.

 

Hi! My name is Ruki Zhao. I name myself Ruki because it sounds close to my Chinese name. I am USF2023 also in sociology major.

Shanghai is where I born and grow up. It is modern city which also recorded a lot of my memoryies during my life before fifteen. I came to the US right after I finished my middle-school, and I stayed in Maryland for 4 years during my high-school life. I was the manager for the lacrosse in my high-school and we won the champion in the senior year.

I am a member of CSSA, which is a club of Chinese students. My job in the club is helping new Chinese students get to know USF well.

My hoobies are hanging out with my friends and playing video games at home. I like those because it won’t make me feel alone. I play basketball with my friends at least onece a week and usually after that, we have go have some beers and snacks.

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