The "Doors to Diplomacy" competition has enabled us to learn to become responsible global citizens through the making of our web pages. The topic of "Say No to Tobacco" has brought together our common understanding of promoting health and environmental protection. The results did not come easily; they were compiled painstakingly. The progress report is the witness to our growth through this project.

　　To paraphrase what the competition committee said, the most important things for this competition are the process, the attitude, and methods, and the performance of the team working on the research project. The end report is only one of the ways to show the results of a series of research activities. A successful research project not only contains unique creativity and ideas, but it relies even more on solid research spirit. Writing the progress report has become an important link of the project.

　　We look at the progress report also as a management tool, as it constantly audits the progress and results of our team, and it provides us with the basis for discussion. Each progress report is like a record that accompanies our growth, and it has witnessed our research footsteps from beginning to finish. When we look back on this experience years from now, the progress report will bring back vividly all the clear images that had become a part of our permanent memory.

　　Therefore, we are writing the progress report as if we are writing a journal, which faithfully keeps track of the progress of our team members, as well as recording what we have seen and heard, so we could keep up with the changing world. This research project has completely captured the making of our research, making it a journal that we wish to share with others.

　　In order to share the process of our research with our friends in other countries during the international competition, we had translated the topic of each report into English with our limited English ability. We had asked the parent volunteer to correct the mistakes in our translation, so when our friends abroad saw the web pages, they would be able to see and understand the entire process.