The Name is Chin Yi Xuan

The month of the end of June until July is exceptionally busy. In fact, very,very busy! At last, Rumah Merah got the overall champion after so many years (more than a decade)! Sooooo touched!!! Stayed back almost everyday until 8-9pm for the preparation for my house decoration and the marchers' costumes when Sports Day is around the corner. Last Sports Day in my school-ing life. No regrets. I really love the spirit, the thing I'll remember and cherish forever. O1 Merah! Well, I really hope there are more friends that was by my side when this happened. Time flies, sigh. Still to be able to see Merah getting the champion along with fella juniors was great too =) Next, I participated in the last table tennis competition in my life (perhaps?). I would say that was not a great experience, because table tennis was getting more and more unfamiliar in my life, that I was starting not to enjoy the game already. Don't know why, just........... you know the time to stop w...

Honestly, I would say that you really cannot survive Form 6 without some great bunch of good (and crazy) friends. I have seen other classes that rarely communicate between the males and females, and will automatically into their own work when teacher is not at the class, total silence. Well, I am not saying that this is not a good thing, in fact is a very good effort to excel. But one thing that people need to realize, the people-people communication is a very important 'therapy' in this ever-stressful life. I mean, whats the purpose to complete Form 6 but ended up only making a few friends (or no one at all)? Go socialize, know more people, meet new friends, joke around, CHILLAX! It is like an engine, you cannot let it goes forever right? It needs to stop to prevent them from overheating, and same goes to your life. It is not about STUDYING STUDYING and MORE STUDYING. Will you be happy? Are you happy? Well, that is something to think about.  Well, I got this dream in ...

Hmmm... How should I start? Yesterday I wrote another letter to The Star to give some feedback regarding the new modular system STPM, and I think it will be published very soon. Life in second semester: Well, like the previous semester, the pace in second semester was equally fast and hectic. Unlike the first semester, I am mentally prepared for everything. For me, I think my first semester was like a coping test, and it was undoubtedly the toughest time. But after you jump over the hurdles, you will find yourself a level better. I am still taking Chinese, Accounting, Economics, Maths M and Pengajian Am (5 subjects) in semester 2, and one thing that I truly feel lucky is, the syllabus in Accounting this semester is far more easier compared to the last semester. Chinese is ok,  more knowledge to learn in Economics, same stupid Maths and the ever-boring Pengajian Am. FYI, the overall results of my school in Semester 1 was disastrous, and I only managed to get an ok-ok ...

Experience, facts, rumour, pro and cons of Form 6 Hey there! So this basically this article is about some facts, rumour and my experience studying under the new Form 6 system a.k.a STPM Baharu after one semester. This is for those form 5 graduates that are still deciding which pre-u to pursue and of course for those who are keen to find out what is Form 6 all about! *More: what is it to switch from Science Stream to Arts Stream* First of all, some facts about the new modular system of Form 6: Now under the modular system you’ll need to take your major exam at the end of every semester (3 semester in total) instead of the old system that concludes everything in the end of your one and a half years of studies. (Yeah, just like the colleges out there, not much differences) You’ll still follow the school holiday like your juniors. You’ll still need to participate in the 3 bodies of co-curriculum (sports, clubs, uniform body) in your school No particular textb...