So quickly two months have passed!

 

Quite a lot of things have happened recently, so that I am unable to keep all in my mind. Frankly speaking, my campus life last term is totally different from that in first semester. Perhaps I stayed kinda far away from my study and concentrated more on other things. My routine life formerly consisted of home, library, dining room and class-hall. Consequently I was always considered as a pute student. Close-by and relatives all around encourage me to grow up, which leads me to my actual life. Due to my part-time job and routine I didn’t go to school frequently. Yeah, actually I didn’t need to take some many courses last term, some of which were tedious. Furthermore it was unnecessary to appear in such courses. After my contract came, I was obliged to deal with a bunch of things in a haste, finishing my assistant job in the institute, looking for a place in Stuttgart, subletting my dorm in Hanover, hanging out with close-by weekly, distributing ads and paper, struggling for the exams.... Thank goodness, all the mentioned was accomplished very well. As I have mentioned last time, I am staying cool regarding my mark and absolutely satisfied with what I got,  What’s more, I got the chance to help a Chinese mobile phone company with its exhibition in Hanover (Cebit), which is yearly hold on there and the most important fair in the field information, computer and communication. I worked on the translation and reception, etc. That is definitely an amazing experience and very precious to me. Talking with different kinds of customers, negotiating against lawyers from Sony Ericsson and Nokia, chatting with colleges, arranging daily scheduling……I have learnt a lot from this fair, which seldom happens on campus. My travel to Stuttgart heeled the exhibition so that I had to stay up to pack my stuff. Anyhow it is absolutely worth sacrificing my spare time Thanks a lot to “Chairman Xu”!

 

Well, the internship in Bosch in Stuttgart is sometimes a little bit troublesome. It’s not an easy job to work in the apartment “research and development”. Maybe I am to some extent too hard on me. Luckily my tutor is friendly and doesn’t press on me at all. Just take it easy. I think I am already running on the right track now. Stuttgart is really a big city with a large number of Chinese. You could never imagine that the whole dorm building is only crowed with Chinese students, which feels me like a Chinatown. I am happy with running into my mates in my senior school and do enjoy the time together in Ulm.

 

Welcome back!!