When I first entered the project, what I immediately felt was how tiring the entire project was shaping up to be. We not only had to write research results every day, we even had to sacrifice our winter vacation to make time for working on the project. At one point I felt tempted to drop out, but in the end I persevered, and after those stages of painful acclimatization, work became much more bearable for me. 

       Still, we faced many difficulties, such as being able to make use of only a small portion of the data I had found when it came to compiling our findings into a composite textual body. Also, we learned of the importance of preparatory work before an interview, and the proper demeanor during an interview. What impressed me the most during the interview with President Cheng is the five principles for founding a business, principles which I find also applicable to everyday life. I find it extremely beneficial that a lot of the things I learned through this experience can be utilized as knowledge in life.