About Me

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Personal profile                               

Date of birth: April 25
Zodiac sign: Taurus
Hometown: Sichuan
Taurus Signs: Slow down, perfectionism, romance



Learning experience

I am what most people call an "art student". I began to learn instrumental music when I was four years old, until I was admitted to the famous local music college in high school. During my study, I won many awards and held many guzheng concerts. Finally, I was admitted to the university with the excellent score of seventh in the national major. Before that, my daily life was practicing the piano, practicing the piano and practicing the piano, which lasted more than 8 hours. When I got to university, I wanted to see the outside world and try a different way of life, so I applied for a foreign university and was successfully admitted to Newcastle. For me, pedagogy is a field that I have never been exposed to. I believe it is both an opportunity and a challenge.






Hobbies and interests

I like everything related to music, so my interests are not only practicing the piano, but also going to concerts and watching plays. This may be very boring for some people, but for me, music has made me and healed me. Of course, occasionally I like to play a little mahjong, which is the national essence of China. I enjoy playing cards with some good friends during the holidays. This is a good way for me to relieve the anxiety in study or life. Besides, I also like to go out and take pictures. I have been to many cities and scenic spots in the UK, and I have left a lot of footprints. I think taking photos is a good way to commemorate.


(London)
                                                                          (Tynemouth)



(mahjong)


Hometown

From childhood to my junior high school, I grew up in Nanjing, also known as ancient Jinling, which is a picturesque place with a long history. It's also my first hometown. Qinhuai River is my favorite place to go, especially in the Spring Festival every year, there will be a Lantern Festival, there are many beautiful lanterns. And of course there's a lot of great food. Sugar gourd is my favorite.




Later, because the school I applied for was not in Nanjing, I went to Sichuan, which is also my second hometown. Not to mention the Sichuan cuisine, many out-of-towners come for the local hot pot. The hot pot here is different from other cities. There are a lot of hot peppers in it, but this kind of hot and fragrant. Because the humidity in Chengdu is relatively heavy, the locals are very fond of putting hot peppers in the hot pot to relieve the humidity. I'm no exception.

                                          



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