Why I’m on Couchsurfing

In mainland China, the Couchsurfing culture has gradually declined, and we now rely mainly on online groups and forums to stay connected.

As I’ve been traveling internationally more frequently after COVID-19, I hope to meet diverse people and immerse myself in different cultures.

Interests

• board games
• hiking
• paddleboarding

Music, Movies, and Books

On weekends, I sometimes host movie nights at home with friends. We select a film, watch it together, and then dive into lively discussions about the plot, characters, and themes.

It's a great way to bond, share our diverse perspectives, and enjoy thought-provoking conversations.

These movie nights have become a cherished tradition, blending entertainment with enriching dialogue.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

An amazing experience I’ve had was leading a group of friends on SUP trips to nearby townships.

As the organizer, I planned our routes, coordinated logistics, and ensured we had everything needed for our adventures.

We explored beautiful, lesser-known beaches, rode the waves together, and discovered the unique charm of each township.

These trips not only strengthened our friendships but also provided a sense of accomplishment and joy as we shared thrilling moments on the water and connected with local communities.

Teach, Learn, Share

I can share my experiences of life in China, from the traditions and customs of my hometown to navigating the rapid changes in society.

My educational background offers insights into the Chinese education system and how it shapes students. I'm also eager to learn about life and education in different countries, especially how people adapt to their local environments and the educational practices they find effective.

I enjoy discussing China's current situation, and how these changes impact daily life and future prospects.

Countries I’ve Lived In

China