Hi, I’m Carlos — a 20-year-old dentistry graduate from China, currently working in a dental clinic.

I’m deeply curious about cultures, history, languages, and the way people think. Traveling for me is never just about sightseeing — it’s about conversations, observing daily life, and understanding how different societies shape people.

I grew up speaking Wu Chinese and Mandarin, and I’m fluent in English. Recently, I’ve also started exploring French. Languages fascinate me because they reveal how differently humans structure the world.

In daily life, I’m calm, thoughtful, and easy to get along with. I’ve served as an English class representative before, and I genuinely enjoy helping others communicate better. I value meaningful conversations more than small talk.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I’m here because I believe real cultural understanding comes from human connection.

Hotels show you a city.
People show you a country.

I value hosts who are open-minded, reflective, and curious about the world. I’m especially happy to connect with people who enjoy discussing history, architecture, social change, or cultural identity.

Interests

• European history & Central/Eastern Europe culture
• Architecture and urban design logic
• Language structures and accents
• Piano (I love emotional, non-electronic music)
• Deep conversations about society and identity
• Slow travel instead of checklist tourism

I’m especially interested in countries like Poland, Czechia, Slovakia and the broader Central European region.

• music
• piano
• traveller
• dreamer
• piano playing

Music, Movies, and Books

Piano

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Solo trip around the world

Teach, Learn, Share

Travelling Experience in China, and Southeast Asia

What I Can Share with Hosts

I’m respectful, clean, and emotionally mature.

I understand that hosting someone is a kind gesture, not a service. I always respect house rules and personal space. I don’t smoke, and I don’t party loudly — I prefer late-night philosophical talks over drinking games.

I can share:

• Chinese perspectives on society and education
• Stories from working in a dental clinic
• Insights about language learning
• Thoughtful cultural exchange
• And of course — good conversations over tea ☕

If you’re interested, I can also cook a simple Chinese dish.

Countries I’ve Visited

Azerbaijan, China, Georgia, Hong Kong, Kazakhstan, Macao, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Turkey, Viet Nam

Countries I’ve Lived In

China