Student Diary of Studying in Europe. Germany Edition: Germany Edition

Author: Wang Xuejun
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: "Study abroad," a familiar yet unfamiliar term; "international students," a group of strangers yet familiar people. Today, perhaps you still dream of studying abroad; tomorrow, perhaps your siblings, classmates, friends, or even yourself, will become part of this group. From the time Cong Rong studied hard at Yale University, where the first Chinese students appeared in Western universities, to contemporary Chinese students who have spread their footsteps across university campuses in over 100 countries worldwide. They have left behind many memorable stories. Now, what we record is the life of contemporary international students themselves. From high school students to undergraduate students, and then to master's, doctoral, and even postdoctoral students, fellow countrymen from the fertile Northeast three provinces, the prosperous coastal regions, and the mysterious Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, they have shone for their motherland with their intelligence and wisdom at various schools, universities, and research institutes in Germany. In the lively dormitories or quiet rented apartments, they have spent the most important years of their lives,, leaving their traces in Germany, a country with a long history, rich culture, and a strong emphasis on rationality.