When I decided to study in China, I was worried about whether I could adapt to life there because its culture, customs and lifestyle are too different from my motherland.
Energetic, vigorous and daring to fight – these are the phrases that my friends depict me.
Whenever I got to a strange place, I’d like to take photos as a souvenir and record my new experience.
As the 2018 Spring Festival approached, I was surprised to receive an invitation to spend the festival with a Chinese family.
Two years have passed since the last time we were in school as freshmen.
Famous Chinese scholar Ku Hung-ming once said, “There is something unique in Chinese people that no other ethnic groups have – meekness.
In 2012, I left Singapore for Guangzhou, the thousand-year-old commercial capital of Lingnan, to pursue my dream of studying traditional Chinese medicine (TCM).
“Home is the smallest country, and country is the family for tens of thousands.”