Have I abandoned Japanese?

I have graduated from Peking University for many years and worked in software development for one year in the first year. Although poor, but happy. When I graduated from the university, I was able to reach out to so many talented students. This gave me the dream of Peking University and truly understood Peking University. I learned about colleges and universities in China, and I had a great time. Later, I accidentally learned about Japanese software and planned to go to Japan to work on software development. I started my new life and gave up my easy and pleasant job. I chose to study Japanese. It was so bitter during that time! Take the money at home and go to school to learn Japanese. when others are resting, I study. when others are working, I learn. When some people talk about who they love, I still learn.

 

In a twinkling of an eye, after learning Japanese, I started looking for a job and found that it was so difficult to find a job. After Constant tossing, I went to Japan and came back. I have been working on a Japanese project for four years. Now, I have been back to China for more than a year without Japanese. I forgot at first. I had a price comparison problem. Did I just give up Japanese? If I want to learn Japanese, do I have to do work related to Japanese? What should I do? I am in conflict, and I began to doubt whether I was correct in such a round. I started to think about why I chose to work in Japanese software.

 

 

Think about it. In the past, it was not important to go abroad. I want to see what the world is like. I cannot stay in Beijing. My 3-year life in Japan has brought me a lot of contact. Ups and downs, excitement, blow, heartbeat, fear, helplessness, loss, give up, choice, loss, and confusion. Every kind of feeling is unforgettable! Later, I had a child in Japan and set a warning line for my life. I reminded myself that I should not be young any more. I should slow down and start to find a suitable habitat for myself.

 

When I had a child, I decided to block my career at the end. I chose to give up the original direction and select a brand new and evolving ERP sap. From then on, I started to join sap. Fortunately, I am a person who does not like to give up, my wife is constantly blocking, and others are white-eyed. I have always believed that the sap road is bright. I have been sticking to my own beliefs. I only need to learn something. In the end, I was successful, and I had no way to compare my salary with my salary in Japan, but I had a high salary in the software industry.

 

To put it bluntly, I understand that I chose sap instead of Japanese. You don't have to give up on Japanese, but you don't have to do Japanese projects.