The craziest sex
Culture . Media . Student life . UncategorizedI don’t know how it started, and I don’t know how it ended – but it was a craaaazy night!!! I’m just kidding, I will not write in this blog about sexual experiences. It just that in the last lesson of “Professional communication” , I argued that the purpose of the headlines is to stimulate
Ahead of me
Culture . Music . Student life . UncategorizedI’m 17 years old. The night is young, wet and cold. It was during the time when Dubstep made it’s big breakthrough. All the kids were listening to artists like Skrillex and Knife Party, and so did we. We have dubstep playing through our speakers as we prepare for the night to begin. First we
Almost the Ultimate Christmas Vibe
City life . Culture . UncategorizedFinally, it is December. By far the best month of the year. I like the cold, dark holiday joys. The christmas lights, the decorations, the glühwein, the endless christmas songs on the radio and especially; the christmas markets here in Munich! Back in The Netherlands, ofcourse we celebrate christmas. We do all the same things
There is no such thing as a Vietnamese who dislikes food
Culture . Food . UncategorizedThere is nothing that makes me more happy than food, and I’m not exaggerating. My Vietnamese parents raised me with an important motto in life: live to eat, not eat to live. They actually mean it as growing up I’ve never been short of good food and was never denied a chance to try out
THE SUCCESS OF CALL ME BY YOUR NAME REMINDS US MUCH LOSERS WE – ITALIANS – ARE.
Culture . Media“Call me by your name” did it! Luca Guadagnino’s movie, adapted from André Aciman’s novel of the same name, won an Oscar for best nonoriginal screen-play after being nominated for 4 Oscars in 2018 (best movie, best song and best actor). In Italy we were already celebrating this victory, many started saying: “the last time
LMU Kino: A Cheap and Alternative Student-run Cinema
Culture . Student life . UncategorizedOne of my favorite discoveries since my arrival here in Munich has been LMU Kino. This student-run initiative shows alternative movies, foreign films, cult classics or movies that have passed under history’s radar every Wednesday evening. The best part – tickets only cost 2.50 euros. The movies screened are seldom blockbusters and a lot of
You should go to the cinema more often!
Culture . UncategorizedSince I was really young, I always was excited to go to the movies. I think I remember my first movie experience: I celebrated my sixth birthday and I invited a whole group of people to go to the cinema with me. We went to the first Shrek movie and we were all really loud
Hello Christkindlmarkt, hello cosiness.
City life . Culture . UncategorizedI step across the threshold into the train. I notice that it feels a bit weird to leave again. I I have been just three days back in Belgium and then I find myself leaving again to continue my adventure in Munich. This feeling immediately gives way to enthusiasm, healthy tension and curiosity. I lift
Books are best friends, review of “Americana” by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Culture . UncategorizedSince childhood one of my favourite activity is reading. I learn to read when I was three years old and as an only child book have been my best friends for a long time. I was always reading at home, at school, everywhere. What I love about books is that they can transport you far
Christmas in Taiwan and Europe, same or different?
City life . Culture . UncategorizedAs Christmas is coming, my friends in Taiwan start to ask me how people celebrate Christmas in Germany or in European countries. On the other hand, new friends that I met here in Germany are also curious about what Taiwanese people do on Christmas. Actually, about 90% of Taiwanese people are Buddhists or Taoists, and