Hey, there. It’s me again.
Authors . Culture . Student lifeServus! (A Bavarian way saying both for hello and good-bye) I’m Yi-ann. I don’t know what’s your opinion towards self-introduction. I actually quit enjoy introducing myself at the beginning of each semester. Cause it always makes me rethink who I am and where I come from. So where to begin with, oh right, you ask
Hello Munich🍺
UncategorizedHello! This is Bingqian Zhan. I’m from China. “Bing”means “ice” and “Qian” means “pretty” in Chinese. You can also call me Birdy if you find it hard to pronounce my Chinese name. I have a long stay in 3 cities in China, namely Chibi (my hometown, a small city in middle China where Asian’s longest river Yangtze river
People who hate rain come to Munich during the rainy season
Authors . City life . Student lifeFirst-time step in Europe —— Jojo Hi, everyone! This is the first time I have introduced myself in this way, my name is Josephine, but in order to help others remember me, I usually call myself Jojo. I was born in Wuhan and studied in Hong Kong. My Chinese name is CAO Luyao (曹璐瑶). 璐
Environment as a field of studies
UncategorizedLudovica is 24 years old girl from Italy who studies a programme called Environmental Humanities at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. For her bachelors she studied cultural and linguistic mediation, a programme about literature and translation studies. She studied English, Russian, Spanish and a little bit of Chineese. She was thinking what she can do with
Hair coloring can be an art. But sometimes it’s just work, diligence, sacrifice, and a routine
UncategorizedInterview with Mary, a professional hair colorist from Prague Not everyone would consider hair care an art, but professional hairdressers today are not just handymen with scissors. It’s a craft that has many branches and techniques, coloring being just one of them. Professional colorists are people, whose job is to bring a little more fun
My best story
Authors . Student lifeIt is curious to think how sometimes feelings can mix to form a convoluted tangle of opposing emotions. How joy and sadness can intertwine until they coexist at the same time. Beginnings are always hard, full of illusion, nerves and expectations; but endings taste bittersweet. I still remember how it felt the dream that led
Bis Später München
Authors . City life . Student life13 – the days I have left until my flight back home. When Scandinavian Airlines will help me fly home from Munich to Copenhagen to my loved ones on Valentine’s day. I know – cheesy right? My stay in Munich started with a bang. Arriving at the airport on October 2nd, waiting for hours on
Good bye is just another way of saying hello
Authors . Culture . Night life . Student lifeHi to whoever is taking time to read this, Off to an awkward end! What better way to write my farewell post by paying homage to my introduction post! Which I think resonates with how I am and to the growth I had as a person. I am filled with a sense of gratitude and awe.
Goodbye My Lovers, Goodbye My Friends?
Authors . Student life . TravelThe winter semester has come to an end. It was quite a ride I must say. It might be a cliché, but Erasmus really is a life-changing experience. At least for me. I really appreciate the opportunity to see what living and studying abroad looks like. To step outside of my bubble and see the
Behind the camera : Tiffany Tell All
UncategorizedFilm and TV are at the center of global culture. Every Sunday night you can find discussions on Twitter about the latest episode of some new HBO series. You might hear people sitting outside of a cafe talking about the last film they saw, maybe about how terrible the new Avatar movie was. But what