As a first-year student at Yunnan university of Business Management, I’m ready to take
advantage of and enjoy the next one year of my Chinese Language education. It’s the first time
in our lives that we are pretty much autonomous, and whether you’re trying to decide what
you’re going to eat for dinner or what you’re going to major in at university, everything is an
exciting opportunity and new experience. My day can vary all the time, but this is a rough
guideline of mine as a university student at YUBM in People’s Republic of China.
Thankyou honorable teacher to give me such an opportunity to express my experience during
study at YUBM.
Life is all about experience. Everybody should achieve and acquire knowledge whether it is
about their major or non-related to study.
Getting ready for the daily grind
First experience, I think what every foreign student has got is to wake up early in the morning,
also the morning view of gorgeous natural scenery of YUBM. By the time I finally muster the
motivation to slide out of bed at about 7.30am, at least three of my many alarms have gone off,
blaring whatever top 40 song I’d been listening to on a loop the night before. I stumble out into
the hallway, fill my coffee mug at the water fountain and make coffee.
Over the course of my two semesters at YUBM, I’ve been lucky enough to start all my classes
between 8.30 am. Still, 7.30 am comes too early, and I usually end up throwing on some clothes,
scarfing down whatever yoghurt or smoothie I picked up the night before using my midnight
meal swipe from the canteen, and race out the door, trying to make it to main campus in under 10
minutes.
Class
I personally like knocking out all my classes in one condensed go, preferably not having
awkward hour-long breaks in between. Studying at YUBM is like a big chance for everyone as
the teaching system and learning sector are well furnished and well enough for every student to
gain knowledge from the deeper source.
It’s easy to complain about having to take non-core classes but I’ve loved having the room to
explore different subjects that I never would have encountered, like the Physical Education class,
English oral class etc.
Teachers of YUBM:
People say, Chinese Education System is little bit different from European education. But studying
at YUBM, I had the chance to know about Chinese Education. From my opinion, the reality is
Chinese Education is not different and hard enough as it always allows us with practical, theoretical
and communicating education for all.
The best experience for me what I got at YUBM is my respectable teachers. Everyone should
appreciate and proud of themselves as we have not only best qualified teachers but also best hard-
working persons from soul ever who are totally dedicated, sincere, understanding, helpful,
friendly for their every single students. When teaching, every teacher has their best patience, I
have ever seen.
Generally, in daily life we had and will face problems among every students during study at
YUBM. Even during the epidemic of COVID-19 we have been stayed in our dormitories for three
months and some of my friends they became scared what would happen to them etc. Every mean
time they are with us. They encouraged everyone and teach us how to stand beside ourselves
against the Covid-19.
On behalf of the foreign students, I am saying that in every moment whenever we need, every
teacher of our beautiful YUBM were there for us and they will. It’s not predictable that College of
International Students YUBM is only an authority, it’s harsh reality that we are glad and they are
taking care of us like our parents.
I need a break:
Finally, time for lunch. Another experience as a foreigner is to eat food with Chinese students.
YUBM canteen is available for everybody. Come and enjoy food with Chinese students and
obviously learn to eat with chopsticks.
Chinese Language is mandatory:
According to my own experience, whether who I am and wherever I have come from it doesn’t
matter if I can speak Chinese, if I can communicate. It’s harsh for everybody if they don’t know
Chinese. So to say, study or live whatever I want, learn Chinese is must.
Getting involved
As a freshman, we have the opportunity to participate with Chinese students in various sectors to
perform and play. We the foreign students had ceremony to cultivate our tradition with Chinese
Students.
Fun!
After spending all day trying to become educated and professionally developed, I’m ready for a
fun adventure. One of my favourite things about being at YUBM is that we’re able to play,
cultivate a cultural hotspot. There is always something going on, be it a concert featuring an up
and-coming artist, soccer game etc.
Back to the library
After dinner on everyday, my friends and I head back to the library for a late-night study session.
Often, we find our separate cubicles and are more productive than we’ve been all day, working
until the library closes at 10 pm.
My favourite part: sleeping
Sleep is often the second thing that’s sacrificed when you’re stressed out, right after exercise.
While the occasional all-nighter is OK, I need at least six hours of sleep a night to have a
sustainable existence, but everyone is different. To some, six hours might seem ambitious. To
others, it’s definitely not enough. Whatever your number is, try to hit it because being well rested
is a big part of getting the most out of your time at university.
Experiences that make me well lessoned at YUBM
1. Study Hard and Practice more.
2. Acquire Knowledge.
3. Learn from Class most.
4. Be Sincere.
5. Be Respective.
6. Be Friendly.
7. Be Patience.
8. Maintain routine life.
9. Be fit and healthy.
10. For everyday communication learning Chinese is must.
From:
Mohammed Mushfiqur Rahman
Student of Chinese Language
Session 2019-2020
