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unexplainable relationship between panda and architecture
taken down directly from my biography;

Lee Yang Yang, 18 was always firm on his decision in the architectural field, an ambition he held since childhood. When he was accepted into LUCT for Foundation in Built Environment, he knew he would leave his family back at Sandakan, Sabah. Nevertheless, he was looking forward to it. “Life has never been so challenging until I step my foot into LUCT,” Lee said. As an architectural student, he learnt why it was called architorture - enduring sleepless nights building models and presentation boards for the design class. But for him, the more challenging it was, the more appreciation he would have gained. Lee have gotten himself a 4.00 GPA during the first semester.
 
In LUCT, studying is more than assignments and classes, it’s meeting new friends. “I can always be seen chatting with my friends around the campus, be it at Makanlah, library or even in the faculty,” Lee often known as Yang Yang to his friends. He enjoys discussing about assignments especially during tutorials, where he was often inspired by lecturers. “It is very delightful when you hear each other’s clever ideas in design.” adding that his favorite subject would be design. He likes presentations too, where he would have the chance to tell everyone about his idea and receiving impressions from others.
 
“Life is pretty much like a movie. I am the main actor and how interesting my life will be depends on my actions. It does not really matter if the movie is too short or too long, as long as the movie is interesting and memorable.” Lee describes his secret of being FABE’s outstanding student. He also had a 3.98 CGPA in his first foundation year. His dream is to become an influential architect one day in the international stage.

Lee frequently writes a blog titled ‘architecture enlightens life’ at http://www.yangsquare.com/.