Describe a situation where you learned something unexpectedly—at work, during travel, or in daily life.

When I traveled in = to Mongolia last summer, I had learned a = an important lesson from my experience.
I traveld with my friends and we joined strangers, because  = friends, and we joined a group of strangers because we had to match the number of people on = for the tour.
I was difficult to make a friend with a new person = It was difficult for me to make friends with new people because of my introver = introverted character.
I also thought that I didn't need to be friend with strangers, because they was = friends with the strangers because they were just people to be together = I would be with temporarily on the tour.
But my friends trid to close them, for = tried to get close to them. For instance, they told to them that "we was = them, "We are going to play toghther after a = hang out together after today's itinerary".
I didn't agree with it = them at that time, so I couldn't become close with = to the strangers.
However, I regretted my behavior at the end of the trip.
That's because I knew that strangers was good people during the trip. = I regretted it because I found out they were genuinely nice people.
In my travel, I leanared that I needed to open my mind to others, even though someone is a stranger. = Through this experience, I learned to keep an open mind toward people, even unfamiliar ones.
If I did it, I could experience more colorful life. / If I open myself more, I can experience a richer and more vibrant life.

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