A week in high heels
This week we have had a UN-role play at my school, which means that we didn't have almost any ordinary lessons and furthermore, we will not get any grades on the work we did. However, the most important part when it comes to the role play is that we all had follow a certain dress code on thursday and friday. We were all supposed to have strict and elegant clothes. For men; costumes. For women; a costume or a shirt and a skirt that had to reach your knees. This was a must on thursday and friday but I and some of my classmates went in to the UN-role play wholeheartedly and wore it the whole week. So the entire week I've been walking around in skirts, shirts and high-heeled shoes.
My name is Méijing Líu and I'm the Chinese delegate in the Security Council in the assembly of the United Nations. During the past week I have worked hard with my colleague, Ming Chó, in questions concerning nuclear weapons. We have been reading about China's opinion concerning the nuclear weapons of today and the ongoing disarmament of those.
Each of the ten countries partcipating in this week's meetings wrote a resolution with their country's statements and positions on the topic. Yesterday we mingled with the other delegates while we were served refreshments. I, Méijing Líu discussed the resolutions with the other countries and an agreement upon the resolution of Great Britain were taken, with a few changes it was chosen as the resolution that were to be debated under the conference the following day.
Today, friday, a conference was arranged and all delegates participated. The honorable chairman lead the session in a proper and well organized way, at least in the beginning of it. In the end there were some confusions and due to the lack of time not all questions were answered. Despite this, we came up with a final resolution which almost all countries agreed on.
The week ended with closing speeches and a warm applause.
It definitely feels good to wear jeans, t-shirt and ordinary shoes again.
And also, to let go of Méijing Líu and return to being me.
My name is Méijing Líu and I'm the Chinese delegate in the Security Council in the assembly of the United Nations. During the past week I have worked hard with my colleague, Ming Chó, in questions concerning nuclear weapons. We have been reading about China's opinion concerning the nuclear weapons of today and the ongoing disarmament of those.
Each of the ten countries partcipating in this week's meetings wrote a resolution with their country's statements and positions on the topic. Yesterday we mingled with the other delegates while we were served refreshments. I, Méijing Líu discussed the resolutions with the other countries and an agreement upon the resolution of Great Britain were taken, with a few changes it was chosen as the resolution that were to be debated under the conference the following day.
Today, friday, a conference was arranged and all delegates participated. The honorable chairman lead the session in a proper and well organized way, at least in the beginning of it. In the end there were some confusions and due to the lack of time not all questions were answered. Despite this, we came up with a final resolution which almost all countries agreed on.
The week ended with closing speeches and a warm applause.
It definitely feels good to wear jeans, t-shirt and ordinary shoes again.
And also, to let go of Méijing Líu and return to being me.
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