Campus Life

Foreign Students in Xiamen University

What Do Foreign Students of Xiamen University Say about their School? Chinese Culture "During my stay in China I've visited many places and cities, each has its own culture and charm that stunned me in many different ways. However, Xiamen is the one that impressed me the most. I fell in love with this city the moment I landed at this beautiful place. Added by the friendliest and warmest pe...

Top 10 Best Visa Services Companies in China

Top 1 EMOO During its four years' visa service for foreigners, EMOO has won great reputation for its professional advices and reliable service in visa and reasonable price. With a wide range of service, it tries its best to consider every detail for its customers and offers favorable awards for its old and new customers. Top 2 JDL Global ServiceAs a leading visa service company in Shanghai, JDL ...

Top 4 Methods to Evaluate a Business School in China

It may be difficult and energy consuming to find a suitable business school in China. Once you narrow down the field of choices, use this step-by-step process to evaluate each candidate. Top 1 Read everything you can Start by visiting the school's website. You can often find detailed information about their students, faculty, curriculum, and more. If necessary, request additional...

Suicide young friends,are you see through the life?

Death is always regarded as the most frightening thing in one's life, however, according to a study by Shanghai Education Commission released on Tuesday, 23 college students in the city attempted to take their own lives last year, while 19 succeeded. Young life fades away Isn't the statistics terrible? What are the reasons for them to commit suicide. Is the life so d...

Learning Chinese makes me Fall

Learning Chinese makes me fall Chinese character: love Learning Chinese makes me fall Life is always full of miracles, you never know what is going on next. For me, a 22-year-old Nepali guy studying in china, never thought I would have such a romantic experience in my life, however, china makes it, learning chinese makes it. In the first few days coming to china, I was always ful...

Black beetles, whore and bad plums

Black beetles, whore and bad plums ---- a bad day for me A funny diary from an English student studying in Beijing When I first came to China, I knew very few friends, the first two friends I made were not satisfying. One day, my roommate got hurt, so he went to the Haidian Hospital which takes one-hour bus to arrive. I went to have classes, but I have just started to learn pinyin, other...

School Is Cruel but Fuel

Parents send us to school in order for us to develop our skills and gain knowledge as well. School has always been fun and exciting. Meeting new faces and gaining more friends is one thing why I like school. However, when it comes to teachers, especially the terrorizing ones, they make my learning less interesting. Learning is strenuous but rewarding. Way back in my grade school year...

What does campus life count for?

My Campus Life is Colorful In my 20 years of life, there have been many wonderful things. University life is the most splendid time. So what does university life count for? Actually I had no idea when I commenced my college life. But now I have so many feelings about university life that words cannot describe.Given a sentence to describe my feeling, I’d rather say campus life lik...

Campus life of Peking University

The Lake of Peking University : Weiming Lake The students of Peking University enjoy a rich and vibrant campus life. Peking University has been famous for its student activities ever since the time of its foundation. Enjoying the full support from the university, students are encouraged to experience colorful campus lives. There are more than two hundred student-organized assoc...

Campus life in Harbin Institute of Technology

Harbin Institute of Technology Senior Sam Sherraden, an international affairs major and former Hatchet photo editor, spent the summer studying abroad in Beijing, China and is spending the fall semester further north in Harbin, China. Twice a month, he will share his experiences and observations from East Asia as one of GW’s many expats. The muddy roads through campus at The...