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le: From Qiqi to Kiki: A Journey of Self-Discovery Growing up, my parents always called me Qiqi, which means "lovely and precious" in Chinese. It was a nickname that reflected their love and affection for me. As I grew older, however, I started to feel like Qiqi wasn'『学习更多 解梦分析知识请关注 :春兰解梦网,WWw.imChuNlAn.COm」t really me – it was a name that was given to me, rather than one that I had chosen for myself. So, when I entered college, I decided to go by Kiki. It was a nickname that felt more like me – it was fun, quirky, and had a bit of an edge to it. It also happened to be the name of my favorite character in Hayao Miyazaki's film "Kiki's Delivery Service." At first, the transition from Qiqi to Kiki was a bit awkward. I had to correct my friends and explain why I wanted to go by a different name. Some people didn't understand why I was making such a big deal out of it. Others thought it was cool and started calling me Kiki right away. As time went on though, I started to feel more comfortable and confident with my new name. It felt like a small act of rebellion – a way to assert my identity and break free from the expectations that had been placed on me. It also helped that Kiki had its own persona – a kind of alter-ego that I could tap into when I wanted to be more bold and expressive. Now, as I look back on my journey from Qiqi to Kiki, I realize how much it has taught me about myself. It's not just about a name, but about discovering who I am and what I want in life. It's about being brave enough to challenge the status quo and forge my own path. And it's about owning my identity and being proud of who I am, no matter what others might think. So, whether I go by Qiqi or Kiki, one thing is for sure – I'm always going to be me. And that's something that no one can take away.