Wandong Yang: Editor-in-chief
Wandong is a full-time student of the School of Urban Planning and Design–their first full-time international student in fact! She comes from Singapore and is a foodie extraordinaire. You can often find her exploring restaurants she discovered while browsing Dianping. She is heavily involved with various organizations on campus, and often writes about campus life here at PKU Shenzhen. She plans to graduate in 2019 and would like to do work with non-profit organizations.
The best way to see if you have really mastered a language is to see how much slang you can understand, and that is why both international and Chinese students gathered together on March 30th in WeSpace to learn about each other’s slang. … More Learning Chinese & English Slang: More than just a language exchange
When in Guangdong, do as the Guangdong people do–and dim sum tops your to-do list here in Shenzhen. So on March 3rd, the Campus Advisor Program organized a dim sum trip and led a group of international students, both new exchange and full-time students, to experience the authentic Chinese culture of dim sum. A … More Saturday in Xili: Dim Sum, Bubble Tea and More
What better way to experience true Chinese culture than delving into traditional Chinese calligraphy? On November 14th at 7pm, international students gathered in H-214 to experience an authentic Chinese tradition. This wonderful cultural experience is prepared and sponsored by the Campus Advisor (CA) program. CA Conan Jiang began the night with a short but interesting … More A Night of Cultural Experience: Chinese Calligraphy
Last Friday, students from all three universities gathered in PKU’s Moot Court for the annual Speed Tutoring event hosted by the English Association and the International Students Association. This event seeks to put those seeking language exchange partners in contact with another, though students still have the option to be blindly paired with someone later on. … More EA and IA hold annual Speed Tutoring Night in PKUSZ’s Moot Court
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