Though I had never been to China before, there was a deep feeling in my heart when I was a child: Thailand is my motherland, and China is the second hometown for me and for my family as well.
The rain is drizzling outside the window and the fragrance of the earth fills the air, making me recollect the taste of early summer in Nanjing, capital of Jiangsu Province.
During the years I studied in China, what touched me the most is the Chinese spirit.
When I decided to study in China, I was worried about whether I could adapt to life there because its culture, customs and lifestyle are too different from my motherland.
Energetic, vigorous and daring to fight – these are the phrases that my friends depict me.
Whenever I got to a strange place, I’d like to take photos as a souvenir and record my new experience.
As the 2018 Spring Festival approached, I was surprised to receive an invitation to spend the festival with a Chinese family.
Two years have passed since the last time we were in school as freshmen.
Famous Chinese scholar Ku Hung-ming once said, “There is something unique in Chinese people that no other ethnic groups have – meekness.
In 2012, I left Singapore for Guangzhou, the thousand-year-old commercial capital of Lingnan, to pursue my dream of studying traditional Chinese medicine (TCM).
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