My Introduction of CV

This is my CV, which is two pages long, divided into a first part and a second part. This is the CV I used to apply to the animation company, with my city of residence, email address and contact details.
At the beginning of the CV I introduce my background, then I put a link to my showreel website wix, where I have worked on practice work, and then a link of Ishijue illustrations, in which I have made various 3D illustrations.
The second part describes my education, from graduate to postgraduate degree. I have also included the essays I have written during each stage of my studies, and my experience of going to summer camp. It is clear from this section that the left half is the school section and the right half is the address and the time of the experience.
The third part describes my internship experiences, one was a summer internship with Hu Bei Satellite TV at undergraduate level, where I was responsible for the editing of clips shot for each other and how to create a logical video based on the background of the story. The other was an internship at postgraduate level with the Liu International in video editing, filming and presenting London related real estate, and then editing short videos related to the articles spoken by the author. These two internship experiences were particularly helpful in improving my video editing skills. With this experience, I could consider a job in video editing.
The fourth section describes my abilities, I can speak Mandarin and English, plus I can use a range of software, each of which, corresponds to my ability to be familiar with some of them. The purpose of this paragraph is to introduce the competencies I have and to provide HR with the opportunity to introduce them.
The next section introduces a series of events I have participated in, for example, in February this year, the animation Ward I made last year was entered into the Birmingham Animation Film Festival, and I presented the Ward I made last year to introduce the background of my animation. At undergraduate level, I took part in the first 3D printing modelling competition at Wuhan University of Technology, where I made a future Rising Library to represent the structure of a future library. Apart from that, there are so many other undergraduate experiences that I could write about to enrich my experience.
Finally, I summarised my previous awards, scholarships, outstanding students and other selections, such as my animation work: Sickbed, which was selected for the CEFALU film festival in Italy, to show the rewards and results of my efforts.
By writing my CV, I have clarified my goals for the future, I know how I can improve myself in all areas and make a definite summary of myself. At the same time, as my experience develops, I will update my CV and improve my experience so that I will be in a better position in all aspects.

Also, I had the version of PhD CV, which is more likely to talk about the academic outcome first.