A DAY IN MY LIFE: American grad student in Nanjing, China 🧪📚🌸🚲 

She smarter than many americans. China is the future.

@@mrchow489 What a chaotic future that will be lmao

@John B did any chinese ever claim or want to take over world?is not like the have chinese exceptionalism.

@John B don’t forget China is going back the position where they were since lost it since in 19century.

@John B ironically the wealth inequality in usa is worse than chinas. At least based on public figures...

I lived in Pukou and Gulou campus for 2 years each. Just like you, I also cherrish those good old memories.

most community colleges are in city centers in the US, universities are almost away from city centers

guess WHO I AM？

@@lizhao3124 你那拼音的名字说明了一切

Hope you are both now back in China. You're safer there.

Nah, I don't think so.

@Love Nature you speak without calm, you are definitely not a good student.

@@miguel823800 I speak with calm.

Are you also interested in study in China ? I can help on that , u can go to my homepage to get my contact

欢迎来中国

Like the US built internment camp for the Japanese Americans during WW2. The US is so caring protecting the safety of those asians

Funny but 🙄

haha so true

What you expected from BLM's countries?

It’s common in Asia lmfao stop overreacting

She's brilliant

Wow!

unbelievable! Chinese write thesis in English is much easier than American writes thesis in Chinese!

@Pisa Vlavatski Just my pov, I wrote in English and did not feel that bad, but the otherway around is much harder.

COW-B!

你说的很好，这美国姑娘漂亮大方而且很聪明。

Which semester ? I started at NJU fall semester of 2018, I wonder if we were ever there at the same time 😝

@@kats_journey_east I worked there from August to the very beginning of December, so maybe we crossed paths!

@@miri4681 interesting

Hi Miri. Like your comment. I know it is very particular, but what would you say to a phd student who is not 100% sure about studying in China? I believe it is a challenge in many aspects such as language, food, and culture as a whole right ? Thanks

@@humbertosilva4140 Hi, Humberto, I cannot recommend China enough to anyone who has the opportunity to work, visit, or study there. Although I’ve not studied abroad in China (only interned at the university), I did both my undergraduate and post-grad degrees abroad in different countries, and studying abroad is such an enriching experience. China certainly had the largest cultural and linguistic differences of any place I lived, but I think that’s part of what made it so wonderful. I can’t speak to the challenges of doing a phd in China, but all the professors I met were so kind, welcoming, and supportive. I would go back to China in a heartbeat given the opportunity, and I’d tell anyone considering studying in China to give it a go. There were certainly some more difficult moments (as you’d encounter anywhere), but I look back on my experience there with only positive memories.

I can't do that in some parts of our city even in day time.

so in America there is a curfew now.

@@eduardochavacano it's been lifted a few months ago :)

@@eduardochavacano Some Chinese restaurants don't close in the early morning.

Were you from china? what are you doing in America

我是10年前入学南大的，也是仙林。

Welcome to China, I also like CA

Who was the biggest mass murderer in the history of the world? Most people probably assume that the answer is Adolf Hitler, architect of the Holocaust. Others might guess Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin, who may indeed have managed to kill even more innocent people than Hitler did, many of them as part of a terror famine that likely took more lives than the Holocaust. But both Hitler and Stalin were outdone by Mao Zedong. From 1958 to 1962, his Great Leap Forward policy led to the deaths of up to 45 million people - easily making it the biggest episode of mass murder ever recorded. 300 million homeless in china today

No way! I went there, too when I was very young. It's so strange to find someone random online who went to the same school as me, especially since I have lived in the UK every since where the chances in real life are so slim!

Welcome to China again

@@LogicalPatriot1990 I believe your world is thinking with your butt

@@LogicalPatriot1990 ?

Nowadays, we have google translate.

@@chinchang5117 Even with google translate, it can be very difficult to write clearly and fluently about a scientific topic in another language.

Don't forget that she lives in China and has almost veryone alround her to help her. Most of chinese students and Profis can speak English and, of course, Chinese.

Stop racism to oll people,peace for oll

peace and love for people of all colors!

It's almost impossible! Racism and white Supremacy have been imbedded in western political arena and society for decades!

Orang asianya bego, benci sama sesama asia

love your comment! are you living in US?

yes, it is one of the most beautiful.

do you know Nanjing massacre in world War 2

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no. The Pandemic won't end. It doesn't work that way.

She's Godlike level😂

A year ago I was traveling through the north of SE Asia, down the Mekong to Laos. It was during the (slash)&burn season. It was so bad I felt as though I was fleeing fr/Thailand to Laos which was worse, finally I had to fly to Vietnam to escape the smoke of the burning house that was SE Asia. While doing this I thought about taking the brand new high speed train to Kunming fr/Laos to escape the smoke. It was all the way up into So.China. The rumors on the ground were that China was threatening the death penalty for anyone in that part of Yunnan who started fires using s&b ag.method. We all laughed at the 'bent rumors' bc/ it sounded a bit extreme. However, the smoke was like being in a giant house on fire and you couldn't get out. It would be interesting to actually see how this problem is being dealt with in China, in So.Yunnan. It is becoming an obsolete type of ag. I'd imagine as there's less&less to burn!

Writing your entire thesis in Chinese when you're not natively Chinese is insane!

@@TheButterMinecart1 Can tell you it is not easy even for native :)

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Thanks for your support to this channel 😄 glad you are enjoying the videos 🌞🌼

I was there for six year at the same uni..Great city to live in and a wonderful uni. A lot of freedom.

Hiiii I just uploaded my vlog to Beijing lol any support would mean so much to me xoxo