Yo!! My name is WU Di (prefer surname first), I'm 19 years old, born in Fuzhou but currenly studying in the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen.📍

I'm a Year 2 undergraduate student in Political Science / International Relations (officially International Organizations and Global Governance). So yes, I would be super interested if you're going to tell me anything about history, culture or politics in your country!🎓

I'm fluent in Chinese, English and Japanese. I speak basic French. And I always make sure I learn a few basic phrases of the local language before I go somewhere. So I'm really looking forward to exchanging a few words with you in your language (^y^)

Por qué estoy en Couchsurfing

I'm really keen on traveling and experiencing the lives and experiences of people in different places firsthand. So I'm not content with simply rushing through tourist attractions. Although I'm a newbie to couchsurfing, I believe I possess the courtesy and the ability to create fun and engaging experiences together!

Intereses

• working out
• politics
• anime
• reading
• traveling
• music
• guitar
• cycling
• baseball
• badminton
• languages
• food
• driving
• trains
• swiming
• transportation
• railways
• jpop
• japanese music
• vocaloid
• history and culture

Música, películas y libros

Music:

I'm a fan of Japanese Pop Music and Vocaloid.d I love Miku and Len! Also Miura Daichi, Ado, Hitorie, Kaf, RADWIMPS, Yorushika, Mygo!!!!!, Kessoku Band, She Her Her Hers and Haruno. Also I am a newbie to Chinese rock, these days I'm listening to No Party for Cao Dong, and Omnipotent Youth Society. I'm always open for music from all over the world, so please tell more about your beloved music (^ρ^)/

Favourite Author:

"Has it always been this way, so it must be right?" —— Lu Xun, A Madman's Diary, 1918
“从来如此，便对么？” —— 鲁迅《狂人日记》，1918
"In fact, there were no paths in the world — till men walked, and thus a path came to be." —— Lu Xun, Hometown, 1921
“其实地上本没有路，走的人多了，也便成了路。” ——鲁迅《故乡》，1921

Algo increíble que he hecho

On the eve of Chinese New Year, volunteered on the streets of Shenzhen, found a homeless person and brought him to shelter

Qué puedo ofrecer a los anfitriones

Whenever I prepare for a trip to other places, I always take some gifts that represent my hometown, I hope these small gifts may remind people of the experience we together had and might motivate other people to visit my land (•‾⌣‾•)

Our cultural tradition, and the educations I received from a young age, teach that when you’re a guest in someone else’s home, you don’t just sit back and wait to be served. I’ll at least roll up my sleeves to wash dishes, help out however I can. I’m also trying my hand at cooking some classic Chinese dishes. Though I’ll be honest, my skills are terrible. So I’ve been practicing these days hoping to surprise you with something at least edible (if not delicious!). And if I fail spectacularly, no worries, I’ll still be there, scrubbing pots and pans. That’s just how we do things back home!

Most importantly, I look forward to swapping stories with each host. I’ll be the first to admit I’m still new to this, and my experience may not be extensive. But if you scroll down to the bottom of my profile, you’ll see I’ve had the privilege of traveling to quite a few interesting countries. I’d love to share everything I’ve seen, felt, and learned along the way.
And as I mentioned, I majored in Political Science and International Relations. So, talking about global affairs, cultures, and perspectives? That’s basically my default setting (⁎⁍̴̛ᴗ⁍̴̛⁎)‼

Países que he visitado

Azerbaijan, France, Germany, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Moldova, North Korea, Philippines, Ukraine, United States, Viet Nam

Países en los que he vivido

China