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What’s its like to be an international student in China?

You get a lot of attention.


When I did my student exchange at Wuhan University five years ago, any Chinese students I acquainted on a daily basis would pour questions at me about my home country-Singapore.


My outgoing nature as an international student seemed to appeal to Chinese students quite a bit. Plenty of them would also want to exploit the opportunity to improve their English conversation skills with you.


My birthday occurred on my last few days of stay at the university. I decided to book a restaurant to treat the entire class to dinner. It costed less than a meal I would have spent on myself here in Texas.

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What is it like to study in China?

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  https://www.istudy-china.com/      Related Have you ever thought of studying in china? Hi! My name is Clara and I have indeed studied and lived in China. I attended University of Nottingham Ningbo. So, did I regreted taking this decision? Would I do it again? Well, first things first. I want to clarify that I was an exchange student on an English speaking University. So this experience was unique in a way, since inside my campus all students and most of the staff spoke English, so my culture shock was not as great as somebody else’s. However, I traveled and visited many places, on my own and with friends. I absolutely enjoyed China, even though the first weeks I struggled a bit adapting into life there. As I mentioned it was not a great deal of a shock but some details kept piling up and somehow I had to embrace them. For example, China’s cuisine, times of having lunch, classes with chinese students, etc. But my great culture shock came after a couple of months since I went on a trip
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  https://www.istudy-china.com/      Related How do you feel about studying in China? I’ve had friends study in China and love it. My own children started school there, and I’ve taught there. My daughter’s godmother is from Hong Kong. I loved China. It’s relatively safe for westerners, though the primary school (countryside China) was unsure how to handle a foreigner - they were far more anxious than I was. The people in general were friendly, and fascinated with foreigners. The country and the culture are amazing and there are some good universities to be found. It’s a more difficult place to get around than some others, but it’s a wonderful adventure. If you’re inspired, go and try it. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
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