Can you tell us what it was like to study abroad in Korea?

College is simple and happy, I have Korean friends, Chinese friends, you can go to choose your favorite classes at will, English literature, economics history, Greek mythology, everything is fine, only one point, my self-proclaimed language supported by certificates, useless in actual academic progress, you learn written language, the professor speaks dialects, you know how to write a family letter vocabulary, but the course requires professional terms, most of the terms are English transliteration and Chinese vocabulary, You're used to only understanding the meaning and not carving the accuracy of the language, so academic uncheating is inevitable, plus the freshmen are the most sophomore years, skipping classes with Koreans, but they can prepare the exercises in one night, and you are not a member of their circle after all, knowing that on the eve of the final exam of the freshman year, I found that the potential of people is indeed terrible, and I read a professional book in one night, and I actually got a high score in the exam the next day.

On the first day I went, I was disappointed. The so-called OECD, the so-called trendy frontier, presented in front of my eyes a quiet and somewhat eerie street, and I still remember the loss when I went to the East Daegu market to buy groceries: it turned out that their vegetable market had so little stuff, and there was nothing in one alley, and I always suspected that I was going to the countryside, and I felt deeply hit that night.

The intermediary charged 2000 a month's rent per person at that time, and arranged a house for us in the name of it, without the warm and comfortable homestay as imagined, and all the romance about studying abroad was ruined in the two bedrooms where five people slept next to each other. The value of these two houses is actually 2,000 10,000 yuan for 5 people, or about 1.16 million won a month at the exchange rate at the time.

Koreans are more polite, and the etiquette is very thorough, and they will bring small gifts when they visit. This "small" degree has pitted our school leaders. At that time, the school had just started to exchange visits, and the school had little experience in hospitality, so I heard that Koreans usually come with gifts, so I was busy preparing tea.

Our lovely Oriental Principal lived up to expectations and brought a delicate gift box. Later ......Later, the leader opened the box and found that it was just a plastic fork inside, and even the outer packaging with the restaurant's name printed on it had not been opened.

Looking back now, I probably received the most help in my life during that time, from the professor to the schoolgirl, and it feels like everyone was helping me. It was the best time of my Korean life without a struggle, and I actually took the leisure to ride a free bicycle to go for an afternoon walk on the Han River. Some of my friends have achieved a little in the local area, and they go back to a quiet place to drink and chat in the evening, and they have a little talk that does not need to be despised.

A new love also came as promised, undisturbed and intimate.

I've been in Korea for almost six years, and I've been transferring for two years as an undergraduate, and I've successfully graduated with a master's degree, and I'm now studying for a Ph.D. Koreans who have seen friendly Koreans know what it's like to be discriminated against. The happiness of studying in South Korea has a lot to do with your personality Positive and optimistic extroverts are very good at seeking pleasure in hardship, and introverts who don't talk much must learn to take care of themselves.

Studying abroad is not so easy and not entirely glamorous, and it is a good growth to have tasted all the ups and downs abroad. Some people think that studying in Korea is not as valuable as studying in Europe and the United States, but after all, we are foreigners, and Korean is not our mother tongue, so what we can learn will definitely be limited, but as long as I make a little progress every day compared to yesterday, it is good. After so many years in Korea, these lives and experiences will become an indelible part of my life, and I wish all the best for the babies who are studying and living abroad.

The young doctor's sister is in Korea to bless everyone

I still remember that when the exchange students lived in the school, they often had to be careful because the garbage sorting head was very large. An express box, the tape on it should be torn out separately to make general garbage, the carton is paper garbage, the container containing food, before sorting to rinse and dry before throwing away. So much so that I later went back to China to eat McDonald's, and I sorted the plates and threw them away little by little, and the eldest brother sitting next to me couldn't help but look sideways the whole time.

Seoul is different, there are more people, more convenient transportation, more lifestyle, I met a lot of other international students, and then I suddenly realized that although I had been going to Seoul almost every week for the past four years, it was inevitable to live in it"Finally back in the city"feelings. From some other students who were already in Seoul, it turned out that my study abroad experience was atypical.

During college, I finally hated part-time jobs, and later went to Korea for self-guided tours, and became one of the first companions with my friends, and developed a new map of Seoul for a while, unlocking new skills such as arguing with a vendor as a boy and how to intimidate rude drivers. Later, the Dongdaemun garment industry arose, and I made a **, breaking into Dongdaemun in the middle of the night every day to buy goods, I couldn't sleep during the day, and I often have insomnia now.

I admit that the quality of Korean students is generally not high, but I must admit that there are many excellent people in Korea, and the first thing that comes to mind is that I was in the university in Incheon back then, there were many great people, although I had good grades that year, I was also in the department, and finally I had to honestly change schools to go to graduate school.

This is the fourth year since I came to study in Korea, and I feel that there are many neurotic and self-righteous people in Korea. But there are still kind people. If you don't eat or live well, it's better to go to China, and I will fly home immediately and in the evening on the day of graduation, that's what I think.

But also learned something for so long here. In short, it's better in China.

I haven't stayed My sister is now studying in South Korea (Korean foreign Chinese school) It's very hard First of all, he studied He went directly from the aristocratic school And then he basically studied there every day until late I felt that she was either preparing for the exam every day or taking the exam Her original words (If I worked as hard as I do now in high school, I feel that I was admitted to Tsinghua University and Peking University) There is also the gap between prices and making money I heard my sister say that the monthly salary over there is 10,000 yuan, which is equivalent to 3,000 yuan in our country, which is a low-income basic salary Because the things there are very expensive, I earn a lot of money, and the food doesn't seem to be very good, it's not bad, it's a few styles, just a few things to change and eat, not as much as in China, and then the house is very small, the rent is so expensive, it's so mini, before my sister went, I always thought that South Korea was so good After I went, emmm would really be a little bit different from the TV series, and it was quite big.

I did open my eyes a lot, and I even thought about integrating into the Korean life, after all, after living in so many years, I didn't want to change the environment, but in the end I felt that it was better for me to go back to the original environment. It's like a circle, back to the beginning, but leaving a circle of memories.

The undergraduate school in Incheon is still only a small school, and there are countless Chinese who go to other companies with an annual salary of more than 4,000w won in addition to Samsung, and as for the university that later went to Seoul for graduate school, the international students in it are even more different from the undergraduates. Therefore, no matter what the environment, as long as you pay attention, the great god is everywhere.

I have been studying in Busan for many years, and my life is very comfortable, but I am poor