A journey of opening ourselves to the world

As time gently moved forward,
our educational exchange with Tsuda Gakuen in Japanhas come to a beautiful and fulfilling close.

From pulling our luggage together onto the high-speed rail,
we learned to read the routes and keep pace with the journey;

From navigating departures and arrivals,
we learned order, patience, and composure.

Through English, we bridged the distance—
meeting, talking, and smiling with students our age in Japan;

Stepping into Nagashima Resort together,
we let the wind, snow, and laughter carry our youth;

Around the dining table,
we discovered the details and warmth of another culture;

 To follow local customsis not just about rules,
but a gentle way of responding to the world.

We also brought with us Anding’s simplicity, Tainan’s warmth, and Taiwan’s unique spirit—
carefully packed and sincerely shared, piece by piece.

Our students walked steadily and saw further,
writing with their actions:

 Learning does not only happen in the classroom;
growth takes place in the world itself.

With heartfelt gratitude

To every member of our school staff,
for being the strong support behind our students’ journey;

 To President Bing-Zhen, Vice President Pei-Jun, Committee Member Jun-Xiang and their spouses,
as well as our advisor and companions,
for your constant care and protection throughout the trip;

To Mayor Ito Noriyuki and Vice Mayor Hirano Katsuhiro of Kuwana City, Mie Prefecture,
and to Principal Teramoto Yutaka, along with the directors and teachers of Tsuda Gakuen,
for your sincere hospitality and generous support.

The students of Anding are learning to meet the world,
 and we will continue to walk alongside them,
moving forward with steady steps.