My thought is going to be altered.
Before I came here in Sweden, my world was desparately narrow; only a few things around me had I been supposed to be everything curving out my perspective.
For instance, Japanese people can eat Sashimi which is not eatable for some people lamentedly.
It verifies that the sensitivity of taste of Japanese people is better than others who cannot eat low fish at all.
Of course I still regard it as a one of the notable characteristics of Japan's people,
but these "Japanese superioty" had imposed biases on my point of view that every thing rest of the world had was completely inferior to Japan, which could be regarded as racism.
However since I came Sweden, things have been changed. In the just first part of my abroad days I ranted about those kinds of superiority of Japan all the times.
Fortunately some people had ears to listen to my opinion regardless most of their replies were "I don't agree with you"; maybe some people had been rather bored with my jargons and cliches.
At any rate, every time I preached or introduce my thoughts, most people would look me with jaundiced eye instead of consenting to me.
I never prefer changing my opinion, because I am stubborn. However still I have to have a space accepting alien thoughts. I do not mean I have been frustrated, but started to adverse my eyes toward something outside which I have not been known before.
Then, I feel, my perspective has been become extensive and widened, although I'm still pretty unfledged specially in my mind.
To hang my perspective out is one of the most important keys to improve me.
For instance, Japanese people can eat Sashimi which is not eatable for some people lamentedly.
It verifies that the sensitivity of taste of Japanese people is better than others who cannot eat low fish at all.
Of course I still regard it as a one of the notable characteristics of Japan's people,
but these "Japanese superioty" had imposed biases on my point of view that every thing rest of the world had was completely inferior to Japan, which could be regarded as racism.
However since I came Sweden, things have been changed. In the just first part of my abroad days I ranted about those kinds of superiority of Japan all the times.
Fortunately some people had ears to listen to my opinion regardless most of their replies were "I don't agree with you"; maybe some people had been rather bored with my jargons and cliches.
At any rate, every time I preached or introduce my thoughts, most people would look me with jaundiced eye instead of consenting to me.
I never prefer changing my opinion, because I am stubborn. However still I have to have a space accepting alien thoughts. I do not mean I have been frustrated, but started to adverse my eyes toward something outside which I have not been known before.
Then, I feel, my perspective has been become extensive and widened, although I'm still pretty unfledged specially in my mind.
To hang my perspective out is one of the most important keys to improve me.
