我的舞臺 My Stage

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Since I was very small, I was very shy in the public place, so I always avoided giving performance in front of so many people. Though I tried hard to get over it in school, I still felt uneasy in the public place. When I came to the job market, I realized that I must get over my fear, or I would lose my stage.
在我很小的時候，在公共場合我會感到非常的害羞，所以我總是避免在人多的情況下表演。雖然我在學校努力想要克服這個問題，但在公共場合我還是感到不自在。當我來到就業市場時，我意識到我必須克服我的恐懼了，否則我將失去自己的舞臺。

I still remembered the horrible experience for my first interview. Early in the morning, I got a called that I was given a chance to the job interview. I felt so excited. When I came to the company, I found there were other six young people competed with me, then I started to feel nervous. The employers asked us to sit in the round table and introduced ourselves one by one. When it was my turn, I lowed down my head and spoke in low voice. Then the employers continued to let us give speeches in the stage. I lose confidence and made the horrible performance.
我仍然記得第一次面試時的可怕經歷。一大早，我接到一個面試電話。我非常興奮。當我來到公司的時候，我發現有另外六個年輕人和我競爭，我開始感到緊張。老闆讓我們坐在圓桌旁，逐一介紹自己。輪到我時，我低着頭低聲說話。然後用人單位繼續讓我們在臺上演講，我失去了信心，表演得很糟糕。

This interview taught me a lesson that I must get over my fear, or I will lose chances. So I practise hard and dare to stand in the stage. 
這次面試給了我一個教訓，我必須克服恐懼，否則我將失去機會。所以我努力練習，勇於站在舞臺上。