以下请翻译成中文：
Personal Statement
Dear Visa officer,

I am writing this letter to express my sincere desire regarding my rejected study visa application. I understand that you may have concerns, but I hope to provide you with additional information and explanations to reconsider my case and approve my visa application.

I, Suo Langyuzhe, came to study in Canada in Dec. 2014. After completing the secondary education, I started pursuing the Bachelor of Arts-Psychology (Minor in Sociology) at the University of Alberta in Canada in Sep. 2016. This subject has been my passion, and over the years I have dedicated myself to my studies. I have completed the majority of the requirements for my program and only have 21 credits left to obtain my bachelor’s degree, which is crucial for my future career prospects.

In August 2020, due to the unforeseen circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic and my mother’s illness in China, I decided to return to China to take care of her. Although I was unable to physically continue my studies in Canada, I attended online classes to complete the remaining credits, as allowed by the university. However, due to network difficulties in the remote area where my mother was located in Lhasa, Tibet, I have been unable to consistently access online courses, which has posed a significant challenge for me.

In order to make efficient use of my time and not let my studies go to waste, I decided to engage in short-term work during my stay in China to apply the knowledge I gained in the field of psychology. I worked as a learning advisor and a Cambridge English teacher at Xizang Zhuomeng Education Training Center, as well as a Chinese tutor for two children at Beijing Dreamaker Times International Cultural Co. Ltd. These diverse work experiences provided me with invaluable opportunities to collaborate with people from different backgrounds while applying my academic knowledge in practice. Furthermore, I accompanied my mother back to Beijing, seeking better medical treatment. Fortunately, with the advanced medical care she received in Beijing, my mother has fully recovered, showing no signs of relapse.

My mother feels a deep sense of guilt for interrupting my studies and urges me to return to Canada as soon as possible to complete my final 21 credits for graduation. I also believe that now is the opportune time to finish my remaining coursework. Therefore, on June 27, 2023, I submitted my study permit renewal application. Unfortunately, I received the unfortunate news that my application was rejected. I am deeply puzzled, as I have complied with the legal procedures for visa renewal multiple times and have made numerous lawful visits between China and Canada during my six years of study.

I understand your concerns about the consistency of my visit’s purpose with temporary residency. However, it is crucial to note that my purpose is to complete my Bachelor’s degree, which will serve as the foundation for my future development. My return to China was not solely for the purpose of taking care of my mother; I was also able to showcase my expertise in psychology through the short-term work experiences I undertook. If I am unable to return to Canada to complete my final credits, the past three years of my education will have been in vain. Hence, my visit has both a valid and necessary purpose.

I sincerely hope that you can reconsider my application and grant me the visa approval. I promise to abide by Canadian laws and regulations, complete my studies on time, and return to China with joy and a sense of accomplishment in my mother’s recovery as well as my own academic achievements. I am passionate about my career development and believe that obtaining a Bachelor’s degree will enable me to make significant contributions to society.

Thank you for your valuable time, and I look forward to your reconsideration of my application. I eagerly anticipate returning to the University of Alberta to fulfill my academic aspirations and positively contribute to the relationship between China and Canada.

Thank you.

Sincerely,
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