Yes, the Chinese philosopher, named Lao Tzu has rightly said. My thousand miles’ journey begins with getting to know the various innovation to which I have always been interested since my adolescence.
我第一次离开家乡,来到另一个新的国家就是来到了中国的内蒙古工业大学。起初,我很舍不得离开我的家乡和家人们,然而在我父母的鼓励下,我还是决定出国留学,希望留学生活能给我的生活带来不同的新体验。
Pranto Rishat Ibtisham, a Bangladeshi student at Yangzhou University, became the first foreign member of a bird protection volunteer team in Gaoyou, a county-level city in Yangzhou, East China's Jiangsu province on March 28.
“Our meeting is exactly what I wanted.” My relationship with China began in 2006. I stood outside the 20,000-seat Bangui Stadium in the capital of the Central African Republic, which is a China’s aid project. Seeing the national flags of China and Central Africa fluttering in the wind, I had a strong desire in my heart-Go to China!
The transition period from high school to college is crucial in every student's life. For me, it was an even more impactful time considering that I was moving to China, a totally new place. Before getting accepted at college in China, I knew very little about the country and the people.
Chinese culture has not only exerted an important influence on East Asian countries, forming a “Chinese Cultural Circle”, but also has a profound impact on Southeast Asian countries and even the Americas.
John Harricharan writes, “ it is in being the caterpillar that you become the butterfly.” The quote makes me wonder if through it all a promising life of the butterfly is certain for sure?