Restrictions

The Beijing Olympic 2008 has ended 4 days. I am feeling very grateful as there is still no news about China playing sabotage in all the Olympic games, and I even read a news about changing results of a China female taekwondo athlete due to false mark given. I am very proud of China where it suppose to be my origin as they are highly ethical and do not play sabotage in sports, that means all of their 51 Olympic gold are gain from pure hard work, an extra honour for their athletes. Cheer for them! Speaking of sports ethic, the Korea nation seems to be have no sports ethic at all. My dad always said when Korea host some major international sports event, they can just do anything to gain higher status, this is very clear during the Seoul Olympics and Korea World Cup years ago.

Rules, are none other than part of restriction in our life. Most of us thinks it is something negative, as most of us swear to be a rule breaker, but actually it does make the world a better one. As a matter of fact, the basis of games comes from restriction through the form of rules, and without rules, games are not fun. Imagining yourself to play a game that you can do anything, after a while you sure will feel boring, because it is not challenging at all. Rules make people have hopes in playing a game, games that make people overconfident or no hope at all are just boring, as when there is hope, there is chance to win. This is what keeps people playing game.

As for me, when I came back from holiday, I was actually happy, because at school, there is no action restriction although there is time restriction. Whereas at home, there is constantly action restriction from parents that forbid me to go online. But thinking in other way, if there is no time restriction at all, I might don't feel like coming back to school again, because no restriction make me lazy. Restriction is very important to me indeed, because I like to compromise with it. Do you have restriction and do you like it?