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Overview
About Me
Hi, I am Henry.
I grew up in a small farm in Taiwan and I came to the US in 2008. I am a college student interested in culture, sociology, law and accounting. Besides school, I have been involved with school newspaper and managed the school's basketball team. In recent years I have grown a serious and strong interest in Iceland due to the shared value and respectful culture it exhibits. I am planning on going there to see the country and meet the people myself. I cannot do this alone and I need your help. Any help is appreciated. Please contact me via email and definitely check out my Facebook and LinkedIn profiles. I am not a verified member because I am saving money for my trip.
Why I’m on Couchsurfing
I am strongly interested in learning different cultures. I am on Couchsurfing.com because I believe that is the fastest way for me to immerse and assimilate into the local culture as well as interacting with people and further expand my knowledge and contact. I hope this profile can be the start of our friendship.
Interests
I have a lot of different interests. My interests include keeping a diary and documenting, photographing and learning different cultures. Academic wise, I love reading, teaching, giving and writing. My academic focus includes sociology, law and accounting. Leisure wise, I love to go camping, hiking and traveling. Presently I am writing a book.
- culture
- writing
- books
- reading
- traveling
- hiking
- camping
- basketball
- law
- sociology
- volunteering
Music, Movies, and Books
Favorite music: "See you again" "Cheerleader" "Open your heart and let the sunshine in"
Favorite Movie: "Tuesday with Morrie"
Favorite Book: "Perks of Being a Wallflower" "The Road" "The Memoir of a Geisha" "The Kite Runner" "Forrest Gump"
One Amazing Thing I’ve Done
I am currently involved with this program in my college called "International Friendly Program." I volunteer every week to teach international students english and to help them to better adjust to American culture. A little help goes a long way and this program really helped me to become a better person. Helping those international students really reminds me of myself seven years ago when I first came to the US. Life is not about where you came from but it's about where you're going. I hope one day the people I have helped will help others and carry down the love.
What I Can Share with Hosts
My international culture. My life, perspective and experience both in Taiwan and the US. And moreover, talk about how to make this world a better place.
Countries I’ve Visited
Dominican Republic, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand
Countries I’ve Lived In
Taiwan, United States