ENG1101 narration

• Tell the story of something that happened during a particularly memorable trip you had. The travel could have been for a vacation, as part of a move or other big life change, or for any other reason. You might clarify the reason for the travel, what the travel conditions were, how the new place felt different or similar to the old place, and how the trip had lasting effects on you as a person.
• Tell the story of a major challenge you faced in your life. What made it such a challenge? How equipped were you to deal with it? Did you overcome the challenge or not? Either way, what did you learn from the challenge and how did it change you in the end?
• All narrations should present organized arguments about the meaning of the experience in the context of your overall life. However, it’s important not to forget the lessons of the Descriptive Essay. Don’t stay in the world of the abstract. Good narratives are vivid, include plenty of concrete details, and show the story as if it’s unfolding in the moment, rather than just telling or summarizing basic events. Show your reader what the experience felt like in the moment and use that as a jumping off point to discuss the lasting abstract impact the experience has had on your life.
• Personal narratives should draw on your own memories and experiences. As such, the use of personal pronouns such as “I,” which are usually not considered academic, would be appropriate here. Outside sources, unless you discuss an exception with me prior to submission, should not be included, as this is your story to tell.
• Your essay should contain a thesis statement that gives me an idea of how you will back this point up and how your support will be organized throughout. It should also fulfill the other requirements of your rubric.
• 500 words (two pages double spaced 12 point font). Please include your name, a title, the date, and your class hour at the top, as well as page numbers throughout.

Hope the paper divide into 5 paragraph.

Stance:(Topic)

First support point:

Second support point:

Third support point:

And conclusion

I am an exchange student, I hope the topic can refer to the culture