introduction of myself
The purpose of this article is to briefly introduce myself as an international student from China. I
am going to tell you about my background, character, and my goals.
Nanjing is my
hometown, a large city located in the eastern part of China. Like Blacksburg,
Nanjing is a beautiful place surrounding by green mountains and Qinghai River.
People can go boating in spring, go climbing in summer, enjoy the lantern show in
mid-autumn, and enjoy the fragrance of wintersweet in Chinese New Year with
relatives and friends. For this reason,
I really look forward to living in the city with natural scenery, which, I
think, is one of the reason that I chose to study in VT with bio-major.I have many hobbies:
reading, Ping-Pong, chess, etc. My favorite one is Ping-Pong and I will never
miss the chance to play it. (PS: I am also a big fan of Japanese anime, so do not feel weird if you find lots of Japanese anime comments in my blog. )Moreover, throughout this sport, I met some new
foreign friends who also love table tennis in VT. Generally speaking, I am a
little bit introverted. I may prefer reading alone to playing intense sports
like basketball. However, I am open, modest, and honest person. It is easy for
me to accept different opinions from others.
I think the main reason that I become an international student at VT is
the effect from the people around me. My mother used to live in the countryside
at her childhood. She often told me the experience when she became a college
student in the metropolis. It was the first time for an 18-year-old girl to see
the “outside world”. Everything seemed
new, magical, and wonderful in her discussion. My mother always told me that unless
people stand on a higher step, they will never find more beautiful view of the
world. She always encourage me to try new things, go to different place and
learn from real life. Teachers from my high school were giving my motion to
study aboard. My history teacher often satirized the teaching system in Chinese
education; my geography teacher usually told us the interesting experience as an
exchange scholar. Through the subtle influence of the teacher, and I even
aspire to study abroad. I study here for another reason: an American friend,
who has been one of the hokies for a long time and spent 4 years college life
here, recommended to me. He gave praise to VT, his university. He said this
university brought him many good memories. I was impressed by his words. In
addition, I want to have precious memories in this university. I have great interest in nature, which made me chose biology as my major. (Actually, I already find some difficulty in studying bio lecture, tough words, and lab reports(QAQ). Because of this, you may find some complaint about these. Please do not mind it. )
In all, I really love this school and I hope I can graduate on time. Now, here I am. A biology freshman student
who came all the way crosses half of the earth in VT campus. I hope after four years of studying, I can
use what I learn to contribute to the world. ( I have no ideas if it is too "large", since I have not decided my jobs after graduation.But I am willing to help others for free. [A: why you say "jobs"? I: well, maybe I will change my job often. who knows?])
I can definitely relate to this post. You are not the only international student, it might not look like it but I am also an international student. You will adapt to your new surrounding in no time, trust me. It will be somewhat of a life changing experience. Just fasten your seatbelt and enjoy the ride!
ReplyDeleteThanks and good luck to you.
DeleteI think that it is pretty cool that you came to Virginia Tech out of all the other schools that you had to choose from. Virginia Tech has a great bio program as well. I wish you luck in your success on getting your degree!
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