大家好!我是從韓國韓世大學來的交換生,我叫江境蘭.我今年21歲,我在韓國主修的科目是警察行政.我平常的興趣試看書和看電影,我也很喜歡交新的朋友.因為我的中文程度不好,所以想來中國臺灣學習中文,希望在這裡可以交到許多的中國臺灣朋友,以及體驗中國臺灣文化.希望在這段期間大家可以多多的幫助我. 最後,我期待我能在長榮大學,在中國臺灣,留下快樂的回憶!
本學期來自韓國韓世大學的交換生的自我介紹
你好!我是鄭智允,我是從韓國來的.我對中國臺灣的事,感到非常有興趣.我會說一些中文,但並不是太流利.我期待能藉著與更多中國臺灣人相處,交談,來使自己的中文更進步!希望大家可以多多幫助我.如果有任何關於中國臺灣好玩或有趣的事,也可以多多和我分享～或者是,你對韓國文化,韓劇或歌手有興趣的,歡迎來找我,我們都可以互相交流喔～
因為我剛到中國臺灣不久,對中國臺灣還有很多不瞭解的地方,如果我有任何不懂的地方,請大家多多關照!希望我們可以相處的很愉快!
大家好，我叫,今年**歲了。
我是一個活潑開朗的小女孩，我性格隨和，下課後總能聽到我愉快的笑聲。我下課後有時會幫成績不好的同學講一下題，我還會幫助別人做我應該做的事。我覺得幫助別人自己也會覺得高興的!我是一個班幹部，在班上我管的紀律井井有條。我的組織能力很強，有時侯我會帶著同學們開展一些有益的活動。我還把本班的少先隊員的工作做得有聲有色呢!我的特長是彈琴、跳舞、書法。我從小就學彈琴，現在彈得還是算好的喲!我還學過跳舞，我學了*年了。我還在重慶的藝校去考了舞蹈*級的證書。我的書法是最棒的，我在班上寫的字是最好的呢!這就是我!一個大方開朗的小女孩!
在今後的生活中，我會努力和大家成為好朋友，謝謝!
大家好，我是一名高中轉校生。首先，我感到非常榮幸，順利的成為了創新作文的一名會員。我，雖說是個男生，卻是一個相對比較靦腆羞澀的男生。這就是我最真實的性格，而且這也是認識我的人都公認的。也就是說，我不善言談，就連對待自己的至親也是不夠熱情，常常在不知覺間，自己的冷漠在無情地充當著儈子手。
為此，我感到尤為的痛心，覺得自己就是一個冷血殺手，連自己的親情也不放過。因此，我很想通過寫的方式來表達我對一切的真實想法，希望在這裡我能真正的找到好朋友。謝謝!
dear teachers and professors, good afternoon! i am very glad to be here for your interview. my name is , and come from .i treat work serious and study hard. when i meet with difficulties,i will try to overcome and not give up. i have strong interest of scientific research. but sometimes i may be lack of my own judgments. treating something may be not objective because of the little experience. i treat teachers and classmates respect and friendly. they like ma-ki-ng friends with me and helping each other. i am lively, sunshine and optimistic to my life, so it’s very easy to get alone well with me. as for this exchange to , i think that it’s a good chance for me, it can give me a good opportunity to study and communicate. it can provide us good experience and exercise. it also can broaden my outlook. what’s more, because i am independent and can take good care of myself. i believe i can adapt to the environment over there quickly. i will be well prepared to and enhance the practice of english spoken. i also will review my major course step by step. i believe i can do the better.
it’s all. thank you!
大家好，我來自宇宙的銀河系，銀河系的太陽系，太陽系的地月系，地月系的地球，地球的北半球，北半球的亞洲，亞洲的中國，中國的XX省，省的XX市，XX市的XX區，XX區的。
我是個17歲的男孩，為什麼叫男孩呢，因為我的心還是很弱小的，沒有經過歲月的磨練。我也快是個要成年的男人了，因為我有男人所有的東西，呵呵。要向大家自我介紹，其實我也很為難。因為我自己都不是很瞭解自己。在別人嚴重我可能永遠是快樂的，樂觀的，可是我的內心深處卻經常為一些事傷心，焦慮，煩惱，甚至死心!我認為正式因為有痛苦才會有快樂，人生好比兩杯酒，一杯苦酒，一杯甜酒。只是看你先喝哪一杯。人生可以分為七個階段吧，幼年、童年少年、青年、成年、中年、老年。我們處於青年，是塑造我們人生價值關和目標的時候，我們以後將要成為一個怎樣的人，主要的決定因素都會在接下來的高中三年中發生，所以我很期待以後的高中生活。
我是一個善於交流、合作、談判能力較好的人。動靜皆宜，愛好閱讀和足球
能夠很快與別人成為朋友，喜歡幫助別人，喜歡與人合作 ，知錯能改
認具，不喜歡撒謊，對自己喜歡做的事比較認真，喜歡嘗試新的事物。
生活力能強，在學習期間通過打工鍛鍊自己，掙來的錢會用作充實自己，熟練使用德語與英語，聽說讀寫能力較好，到其他歐盟國家旅遊，拓寬眼界。
大家好，我叫，我與你們同齡，但是我長得比較壯，俗話說：心寬體胖嘛!雖然是這樣，我也不喜歡別人叫我魏肥、魏死豬，還有，我的名字的音序是WC，但是，希望你們在上廁所時不要想起我。我不喜歡別人叫我的外號，所以，各位，拜託，不要隨便給我取難聽外號。
我這人說話就是白，我經常口不擇言，想到什麼就說什麼，所以，我經常吐出這樣的字眼：白痴、神經，但是請大家多多見諒!
現在談談我的理想。我的理想是做一名導演兼編劇。因為如果我是編劇我怎麼寫，明星就得怎麼演;如果是導演，呵呵，我就可以和明星們近距離接觸，而且還可以對他們指手畫腳的我叫他們怎麼做他們不得不奉命，我心理不平衡感就有得發洩了。還有，我特希望當SHE的導演，我特喜歡她們哦，她們長得很漂亮，我很喜歡。我還很喜歡看《武林外傳》，因為裡面內容很好看，而且有祝無雙來捧場，啊，美女啊~
其實，我並不喜歡自我評價與自我介紹。因為這樣一來，別人也就把我看穿了。
在別人看來，我的朋友很多。非也!我交際廣，但能成為朋友的沒幾個。有很多人和我談得來，但就是不是朋友。別問我原因，因為我不知道。我把友情看得很重，那是伴隨我一生的。任何事都不會影響到我的朋友在我心中的形象，除非我朋友自己。我只能用感情來衡量我的朋友，其它的一邊兒玩兒去!我會為友情放棄一切我是一個樂天派，就是天塌下來，我也會大叫這是奇觀。當然，我也有情緒低落的時候，但過不了十分鐘就會恢復正常。
雖然我媽媽是英語老師，但我並不是非常喜歡英語，馬克思說過：“如果你想學會一門外語，那你必須首先把你自己的語言忘掉。”我堅信我是一個愛國主義者。雖然我七年級不將在這讀，但在這幾天的接觸我會和你們成為朋友的。謝謝!
I was born and educated in China, where schools indoctrinate Marxism and brag how one day the proletariat will come to dominate the world. Marx’s theories do make sense but it would be so narrow-minded to obediently accept what my teachers taught me. So, at my age of sixteen, driven by intense curiosity and eagerness to know the world, I endeavored to get myself elected by YFU (a foreign exchange program), and experienced an extraordinary year in the United States.
America was as different and fascinating as I had expected, so was my host family. We have different skin colors, speak different languages and eat different foods. However, what distinguishes them from me the most is their belief in God. I, a family member, undoubtedly should go to church on Sundays with my host family. And literally, it appalled me the first time. You can easily picture how awkward it was for a nonbeliever to sit among a crowd of reverent Christians listening to a solemn-looking guy preaching hysterically. For sixteen years, my world had inculcated in me with the idea that the universe started with a big bang and people are offspring of jumping monkeys. It was seemingly impossible to merge an all-powerful God into the concepts I had already developed.
A few months later, I learned some basic Christian tenets and interesting religious stories, and could also sing doxology pretty well. One Sunday morning, we drove to church just as usual. The decorations indicated that it was a day of importance but I did not pay much attention. Singing, praying, and listening to the church’s leader briefing, I felt boredom gradually taking away my consciousness. Just as I started to doze, a group of people stood up and my host mother told me to kneel down in the front with everybody in a whisper. Since my English was still a little shaky, I hoped that I had misunderstood her. Kowtow in Chinese culture is a symbol of hierarchy and feudalism. Surely, I travelled across the Pacific Ocean to experience different customs and cultures, but getting down on my knees for some god I didn’t even believe in was definitely not what I had expected. My host mum made it clear, however, that all of us were to kneel down.
So I did. And every bit of that moment is deeply engraved in my soul. Looking at everyone’s devout expression, I could almost felt God’s presence in the air. Although I still did not believe in him, the pious atmosphere touched me. Those people were true believers and they deserved my respect. So, however embarrassed by this cultural dilemma, I followed all the procedures of the ritual.
Throughout the whole exchange year, miscellaneous incidents sparked countless petty quarrels, but my affection for my host family only grew each time the conflict was resolved. In the very first place, I believed science and religion were so fundamentally contradictory that people who hold these two disparate beliefs could never get along well. But my host family turned out to be so endearing people. I learned that no matter what backgrounds we are from, so long as we keep a respectful manner, misapprehensions can always be resolved and resonance can be acquired.
Before I came back to China, my host mum reassured me that Jesus loved me and exhorted me to talk to him on every Sunday. Well, I tried, and each time ended up talking to myself eccentrically. As for whether God exists and loves me, it is too profound a question for a teenager like me to answer, nor does it matter to me anymore. All I need to know is that my host family loves me, and I love and appreciate them. They give me a broader perspective of the world and galvanize me into pursuing higher education in the United States.
Dear teachers and professors, good afternoon! I am very glad to be here for your interview. My name is , and come from .I treat work serious and study hard. When I meet with difficulties,I will try to overcome and not give up. I have strong interest of scientific research.
But sometimes I may be lack of my own judgments. Treating something may be not objective because of the little experience. I treat teachers and classmates respect and friendly. They like making friends with me and helping each other.
I am lively, sunshine and optimistic to my life, so it’s very easy to get alone well with me. As for this exchange to , I think that it’s a good chance for me, it can give me a good opportunity to study and communicate. It can provide us good experience and exercise. It also can broaden my outlook. What’s more, because I am independent and can take good care of myself. I believe I can adapt to the environment over there quickly. I will be well prepared to and enhance the practice of english spoken. I also will review my major course step by step. I believe I can do the better. It’s all. Thank you!
Hello everyone, my name is Lee. This is really a great honor to have this opportunity, and I believe I can make good performance today. Now I will introduce myself briefly. I am 20 years old，born in Guangdong province, south of China, and I am a senior student at Guangdong ××University. My major is English. And I will receive my bachelor degree after my graduation in June.
In the past four years, I spent most of my time on study. I passed CET4 and CET6 with a ease and acquired basic theoretical and practical knowledge of Language. Besides, I have attended several Speech competition held in Beijing, which really showed our professional advantages. I have taken a tour to some big factories and companies, through which I got a deep understanding of English for application.
Compared to developed countries, unfortunately, although we have made extraordinary progress since 1998, our packaging industry is still underdeveloped, messy and unstable, and the situation of employees in the field is awkward. But I have full confidence in its bright future if only our economy can be kept at the growth pace still. I guess you may be interested in why I choose this job. I would like to tell you that this job is one of my lifelong goals.
If I can work here,I will work hard. As to my character, I cannot describe it well, but I know I am optimistic and confident. Sometimes I prefer to stay alone, reading and listening to the music, but I am not lonely, for I like to chat with my classmates about almost everything. My favorite pastime is to play volleyball, to play cards or to surf online. From life at university, I learn how to balance study and entertainment. By the way, I was an actor in our amazing drama club. I have a few glorious memories on stage.
Good afternoon professors, I feel very honored to have this opportunity for the interview. And I will try my best to make a good performance.
Now I will introduce myself briefly: my name is Zhang Min, I am 21 years old. And I am currently a senior student at the university of science and technology Beijing. My major is german. During my 3-year study in the university as an under-graduate, I have built up a solid foundation of professional knowledge, as well as a rich experience of social activities.
On the one hand, I have passed CET4, CET 6 and the german professional examination. And I have got different kinds of scholarships. Besides, I do also pay attention to the practice of german. In my opinion, one can improve his language skills most quickly, if one often communicates with native speakers. Frequently, I chat and exchange with german on international social websites. And I have some german pen pals and german language partners, who study Chinese in Beijing. On the other hand, I participated in the 60. National day celebration and I have worked as a german interpreter twice, from which I obtained a lot. I am very fond of german, so I want to pursue my master degree here.
Like many youngsters, I like reading, especially original german novels, listening to music and watching movies, especially german and English movies. As to my personalities, I am optimistic, easy-going, with a strong sense of cooperation and so on. I believe where there is a will, there is a way.
That’s all. Thank you for your attention !
Good morning, my name is jack, it is really a GREat honor to have this opportunity for a interview, I would like to answer whatever you may raise, and I hope I can make a good performance today, eventually enroll in this prestigious university in september.
now I will introduce myself briefly,I am 21 years old,born in heilongjiang province ,northeast of china,and I am curruently a senior student at beijing major is packaging I will receive my bachelor deGREe after my graduation in the past 4 years,i spend most of my time on study,I have passed CET4/6 with a ease. and I have acquired basic knowledge of packaging and publishing both in theory and in practice.
through college life,I learn how to balance between study and entertainment. by the way, I was a actor of our amazing drama club.
I was born and educated in China, where schools indoctrinate Marxism and brag how one day the proletariat will come to dominate the world. Marx’s theories do make sense but it would be so narrow-minded to obediently accept what my teachers taught me. So, at my age of sixteen, driven by intense curiosity and eagerness to know the world, I endeavored to get myself elected by YFU (a foreign exchange program), and experienced an extraordinary year in the United States.
America was as different and fascinating as I had expected, so was my host family. We have different skin colors, speak different languages and eat different foods. However, what distinguishes them from me the most is their belief in God. I, a family member, undoubtedly should go to church on Sundays with my host family. And literally, it appalled me the first time. You can easily picture how awkward it was for a nonbeliever to sit among a crowd of reverent Christians listening to a solemn-looking guy preaching hysterically. For sixteen years, my world had inculcated in me with the idea that the universe started with a big bang and people are offspring of jumping monkeys. It was seemingly impossible to merge an all-powerful God into the concepts I had already developed.
A few months later, I learned some basic Christian tenets and interesting religious stories, and could also sing doxology pretty well. One Sunday morning, we drove to church just as usual. The decorations indicated that it was a day of importance but I did not pay much attention. Singing, praying, and listening to the church’s leader briefing, I felt boredom gradually taking away my consciousness. Just as I started to doze, a group of people stood up and my host mother told me to kneel down in the front with everybody in a whisper. Since my English was still a little shaky, I hoped that I had misunderstood her. Kowtow in Chinese culture is a symbol of hierarchy and feudalism. Surely, I travelled across the Pacific Ocean to experience different customs and cultures, but getting down on my knees for some god I didn’t even believe in was definitely not what I had expected. My host mum made it clear, however, that all of us were to kneel down.
So I did. And every bit of that moment is deeply engraved in my soul. Looking at everyone’s devout expression, I could almost felt God’s presence in the air. Although I still did not believe in him, the pious atmosphere touched me. Those people were true believers and they deserved my respect. So, however embarrassed by this cultural dilemma, I followed all the procedures of the ritual.
Throughout the whole exchange year, miscellaneous incidents sparked countless petty quarrels, but my affection for my host family only grew each time the conflict was resolved. In the very first place, I believed science and religion were so fundamentally contradictory that people who hold these two disparate beliefs could never get along well. But my host family turned out to be so endearing people. I learned that no matter what backgrounds we are from, so long as we keep a respectful manner, misapprehensions can always be resolved and resonance can be acquired.
Before I came back to China, my host mum reassured me that Jesus loved me and exhorted me to talk to him on every Sunday. Well, I tried, and each time ended up talking to myself eccentrically. As for whether God exists and loves me, it is too profound a question for a teenager like me to answer, nor does it matter to me anymore. All I need to know is that my host family loves me, and I love and appreciate them. They give me a broader perspective of the world and galvanize me into pursuing higher education in the United States.
I am Roy Tsang and I am currently studying in F.5 at Ng Yuk Secondary School. I study a total of 6 subjects, including core subjects like Chinese, English, Maths and Liberal Studies and elective subjects like Biology and Chemistry. I am an active person because I have joined many extra-curricular activities. I am the Captain of the school’s Basketball Team and Swimming Team. I am very outgoing as I like traveling to make new friends. My favourite country is Australia because there are many unique animals in Australia, for example kangaroos and koalas. I am an easy-going person and I have many friends in school.
I want to join the program as I believe I would benefit greatly from the overseas exchange experience. It is an enriching experience to broaden my horizon. Firstly, I can improve my language. In the programme, I will communicate in English, so I can improve my English, especially oral speaking skills and develop communication skills. In the exchange program, I will go to other countries and learn foreign languages. Besides, I can stay with a local family to get a taste of living in a different culture. I am eager to learn about the culture of other countries so I can know about other local cultures to broaden my global outlook. Moreover, it is a valuable experience to step out of my comfort zone and adapt to a new environment. I will live with a local family and I can make new friends there to broaden my horizon. I have to look after myself and I think this will encourage personal growth.
I am a self-motivated person and I am willing to learn about other countries’ cultures. If I join the exchange programme, I will be eager to learn more about other cultures. I believe the exchange program can improve my English. I will grasp every opportunity to get the most out of the overseas exchange programme. In the programme, I am sure I can get along with others to make more new friends and facilitate cultural exchange.
Dear teacher, dear students:
Tagore has the words: no trace of wings in the air, but I have been over. But I want to say: no trace of wings in the air, but I am flying . I want to be a member of the Discipline Inspection Department of student union, in the hope that thestudents under the assistance, I believe I can put students will work better, moreexcellent.
I am a very enterprising people, anything not do already, do you must do. As the saying goes: with wide sea diving, sky is the limit . As for me, I need a wider space to display their abilities. For a grander sight, strive for further improvement , only to stand higher can see farther, I hope the students to jointhe Discipline Department is my progress, I hope to contribute their meager strength, to help students will do well the work of discipline inspection department. The students, I believe you can understand my mood now, for mylofty ideals and high aspirations, to Macheng in a brilliant tomorrow, cast your holy one vote!
I was born and educated in China, where schools indoctrinate Marxism and brag how one day the proletariat will come to dominate the world. Marx’s theories do make sense but it would be so narrow-minded to obediently accept what my teachers taught me. So, at my age of sixteen, driven by intense curiosity and eagerness to know the world, I endeavored to get myself elected by YFU (a foreign exchange program), and experienced an extraordinary year in the United States.
America was as different and fascinating as I had expected, so was my host family. We have different skin colors, speak different languages and eat different foods. However, what distinguishes them from me the most is their belief in God. I, a family member, undoubtedly should go to church on Sundays with my host family. And literally, it appalled me the first time. You can easily picture how awkward it was for a nonbeliever to sit among a crowd of reverent Christians listening to a solemn-looking guy preaching hysterically. For sixteen years, my world had inculcated in me with the idea that the universe started with a big bang and people are offspring of jumping monkeys. It was seemingly impossible to merge an all-powerful God into the concepts I had already developed.
A few months later, I learned some basic Christian tenets and interesting religious stories, and could also sing doxology pretty well. One Sunday morning, we drove to church just as usual. The decorations indicated that it was a day of importance but I did not pay much attention. Singing, praying, and listening to the church’s leader briefing, I felt boredom gradually taking away my consciousness. Just as I started to doze, a group of people stood up and my host mother told me to kneel down in the front with everybody in a whisper. Since my English was still a little shaky, I hoped that I had misunderstood her. Kowtow in Chinese culture is a symbol of hierarchy and feudalism. Surely, I travelled across the Pacific Ocean to experience different customs and cultures, but getting down on my knees for some god I didn’t even believe in was definitely not what I had expected. My host mum made it clear, however, that all of us were to kneel down.
So I did. And every bit of that moment is deeply engraved in my soul. Looking at everyone’s devout expression, I could almost felt God’s presence in the air. Although I still did not believe in him, the pious atmosphere touched me. Those people were true believers and they deserved my respect. So, however embarrassed by this cultural dilemma, I followed all the procedures of the ritual.
Throughout the whole exchange year, miscellaneous incidents sparked countless petty quarrels, but my affection for my host family only grew each time the conflict was resolved. In the very first place, I believed science and religion were so fundamentally contradictory that people who hold these two disparate beliefs could never get along well. But my host family turned out to be so endearing people. I learned that no matter what backgrounds we are from, so long as we keep a respectful manner, misapprehensions can always be resolved and resonance can be acquired.
Before I came back to China, my host mum reassured me that Jesus loved me and exhorted me to talk to him on every Sunday. Well, I tried, and each time ended up talking to myself eccentrically. As for whether God exists and loves me, it is too profound a question for a teenager like me to answer, nor does it matter to me anymore. All I need to know is that my host family loves me, and I love and appreciate them. They give me a broader perspective of the world and galvanize me into pursuing higher education in the United States.
Dear teachers and professors, good afternoon! I am very glad to be here for your interview. My name is , and come from .I treat work serious and study hard. When I meet with difficulties,I will try to overcome and not give up. I have strong interest of scientific research. But sometimes I may be lack of my own judgments. Treating something may be not objective because of the little experience. I treat teachers and classmates respect and friendly. They like making friends with me and helping each other. I am lively, sunshine and optimistic to my life, so it’s very easy to get alone well with me. As for this exchange to , I think that it’s a good chance for me, it can give me a good opportunity to study and communicate. It can provide us good experience and exercise. It also can broaden my outlook. What’s more, because I am independent and can take good care of myself. I believe I can adapt to the environment over there quickly. I will be well prepared to and enhance the practice of english spoken. I also will review my major course step by step. I believe I can do the better. It’s all. Thank you!
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