I’m thinking of leaving couchsurfing this society.

I have had three neutral experience as a host, but it does give me bad feelings. If the couchsurfer isn’t sincere enough, the host of course can feel it. Sometimes I feel couchsurfers don’t show their appreciation, because they really don’t appreciate, couchsurfing is just their way of surviving in their “no money “ plan . They know well this as survival skills instead of being sincere. Sometimes they are arrogant, but they act polite, arrogance usually happens when a guy survive in couchsurfing community for more than 3 months in a row… they started to take everything for granted and don’t respect their hosts anymore, the host becomes their ways of free survival.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Couchsurfing gave me totally different experience fro
m when I'm travelling without involvement in local people's life. It's so interesting and refreshing to meet people in other part of the world and hear their stories. I hope to keep on WALKING. And it's a good way to break stereotypes and prejudice.

If you come to my home,hope you respect Chinese custom.and my family would like to have more communication and connection with you:)

Interests

Traveling
Singing
Dancing
Painting
Taking photography

• arts
• dancing
• music

Music, Movies, and Books

Spirited Away

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Astral projection
Sleep on jungle of Malaysia and live with Orang Ali tribe

Teach, Learn, Share

Ideas

What I Can Share with Hosts

-Taking cool photos of you or with you( it depends on my inspiration and yours)
-Asian culture: I studied in Macao, Thailand , Taiwan and Japan...and traveled to many areas in Asia.
-Chinese language

Countries I’ve Visited

Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, China, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Macao, Malaysia, Monaco, Netherlands, Portugal, South Korea, Spain, Taiwan, Thailand

Countries I’ve Lived In

China, Japan, Macao, Portugal, Taiwan, Thailand