Marketing Internship in Shanghai with Free Chinese Classes

Family vacations to the mountains. I love the outdoors and hiking! Now living in China, I enjoy going on trips to the mountains all the time. Huangshan and Huashan are by far my favorite.

In China, you have the option of going to these places on your own or going with an organized group. I recommend both methods because there is nothing like having a little adventure to figure out your own path while exploring.

Also, going with a group can also be exciting because you get to met lots of people and can explore new opportunists that you would not have been able to find otherwise. I would say these types of stories and experience are my favorite.

I have met people from all over the world and it has broadened my understanding of how other cultures live and interact. I also got to learn a language and, although difficult, is incredibly gratifying.

Upon arriving in China, I did not know what to expect. I spent a lot of time fumbling my way around the city practicing poor Chinese and getting lost. But once I made a few friends and got a handle on basic words, my anxiety began to fade.

I realized from then on that it does not matter what type of new environment you are in, as long as you can tough out the hard parts, you can make a home anywhere.