Sylvia Xing

To talk about these three objects, they are related. Points make up lines, and lines make up planes. We always use them when we are creating an artwork. Look at this drawing, it has points and lines, and they are together to complete this art. The lines here are regular and make it active and vivid. We can see the focus is the point in the center of the circles. This point can catch people's sight in this work. Because it is two dimensional, several lines can compose a plane. For example, on the right side of this art, there is a board, and some lines on the board here. Through these, people can know clearly that that is a plane.  Also, these three objects can be used in life. We can see them every time and everywhere.  The surface of the table is a plane, and the sides of it can be seen as lines. The corners of the table would be the points. When we drive on the way, we will see everything is toward a point that is in front of us. Here is a picture of the road that I like very muc

This is the first time for me to write blogs. I think I should introduce myself first. I'm Xinyi Xing, and you can call me Sylvia as well. The Chinese name is a little bit hard to pronounce. I come from the northeast of China. I am a sophomore at Lawrence University. I haven't decided on my major yet, but I was already working on it. Actually, because of the COVID-19, I didn't go back to China, instead, I went to Seattle which I have spent three years for my high school in. I have a brother who lives in Seattle as well, and he takes care of me. I love Seattle very much. The weather there is very comfortable. It is not as hot as Los Angeles, and it is not as cold as Appleton. Although it always rains, I love raining days. I think rain is coming to clean the city and making the city become purer and cleaner. It can take away all the bad things.  I have a lot of friends in Seattle. I knew them when I studied there. They are very kind and easy to get along with. We always go ou