I have been keen on language learning since childhood. During my school years, I learned English and truly felt the charm of language as a bridge for communication. When I entered university, I yearned for Japanese because of my love for Japanese anime, dramas and music since I was little, so I chose Japanese as my major.

I am extremely delighted and excited to be able to study in Japan as an exchange student. In the coming year, I want to immerse myself in the authentic Japanese language environment, experience its unique charm and improve my practical Japanese skills. I hope to deeply understand Japanese culture, learn the similarities and differences between Chinese and Japanese cultures, and spread the extensive and profound Chinese culture to Japanese teachers and classmates. I will build a bridge for cultural exchanges and do my part to contribute to the friendly exchanges between China and Japan, gaining a fulfilling and meaningful exchange experience.

　It has been about six months since I came to Japan. Looking back on my study abroad experience so far, I feel that I have learned a lot and had many valuable experiences. At university, I have taken classes on education and Japanese literature, which have helped me gain new knowledge about Japanese education and literature. By studying and interacting with Japanese students and professors, I have also learned to think about Japan from perspectives that are different from those I had while studying in China.

　During my time in Japan, I have also met many important people. I have had the opportunity to interact with my Friend Family, the Fujiwara family, Professor Okura, my tutor Miwa, and international students from various countries. Through these interactions, I have learned about different cultures and ways of thinking, which has broadened my perspective.

　In addition, I have visited various places in Japan, including Nara, Kyoto, and Kobe, where I experienced Japanese history, culture, and the unique charm of each place. These experiences, which I could not gain simply by studying in a classroom, have become valuable memories for me.

　Looking back on the past six months, I feel that I have grown not only through my studies but also through meeting different people and experiencing different aspects of life in Japan. During the rest of my study abroad period, I hope to continue trying new things and learning as much as possible.