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Feng Tianwei and Yu Mengyu set record straight by Ian Marshall, ITTF Publications Manager Well prepared Feng Tianwei and Yu Mengyu were never in doubt, clinical from the very first point.

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ISLE Laos aka my first CIP overseas!

When I first went for the trip I really had no idea what to expect. To be honest I was a little scared - maybe because of the safety briefing, or the compulsory immunity shots, or the 44 malaria pills I had to take over the course of the trip and for a month after.

But all my concerns were at the back of my mind when the team finally got started in our work in Laos! Everything was so laid back, everyone was friendly and hospitable, and the entire experience felt like I was really there not to do tough construction work and stress myself out, but rather a period of time where I could discover more about the world around me, and about myself.

I would say that the trip was very much one about people. Whether it was knowing more about the local Laotian population, the ISLE team or about myself, the two weeks I spent in the little village house gave me a chance to interact with people I never would have dreamt of interacting with, and also to make excellent friends that I never would have made otherwise =) It is from the interaction with so many people that I found satisfaction in the process of volunteering. The kids I taught made me laugh, made me frustrated, made me sometimes wonder if they will eventually remember what we taught them over the two weeks, but above all they made me treasure the time I spent with them, and made me realise the preciousness of human relationships. The friends I made over the course of the trip helped me remain sane in a foreign environment and all the lessons I have learnt while on the trip definitely made a difference in how I view the world and how I view people as distinct individuals. The genuine way that the villagers treated all of us was one of the main reasons why I missed Laos for weeks after I left. Being in urban Singapore, the warm 'kampong' spirit was really hard to capture due to our hurried pace of life. Going to Laos made me kind of realise how much deeper my relationships with other people could have been, and because of that I have resolved to build stronger relationships that will last for longer and will be truer to both myself and the other party.

Of course, another aspect of overseas CIP not really recreated with local CIP was the community living. Having to spend two weeks in close proximity with everyone was mentally draining but challenging in a good way! It really pushed me to become more independent and accountable to myself and to the team members around me. It was then that I learnt how to wash my own clothes, use a squat toilet for prolonged periods of time and cook good food for everyone =) The two weeks away from the comforts of my own home certainly made me appreciate what my parents have done for me and offered me a peek at what managing your own life means.

Overall I would describe this trip as demanding, but extremely rewarding. How the experience would have been really depended on how I wanted to behave and what I had set out to achieve. I believe that I have, indeed, emerged from this trip as a better person. There's so many things that I haven't yet described but I really don't quite know how to go about talking about it (heh); all I can say is that the experience for everyone of us is definitely different and that you would really have to experience it for yourself for the trip to be valuable to you!