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There is a person who is Chinese and a Kwangwoon University student. He seems Korean because he speaks fluent Korean. He enjoys all the events held in Kwangwoon University like the rest of the other Korean students. For this issue of Kwangwoon Annals, we interviewed the exchange student, Li, Xin.
Q1. Hello. Please introduce yourself.
A1. Hi, I’m Li, Xin. I am an exchange student from China. I’m a junior in Computer Software. Most of the Chinese international students are Han Chinese, but I, whose mother is a Korean, am an ethnic Korean living in China. I’m very interested in Korea and can speak Korean well. There have been many advances in computer technology in South Korea. I applied for the Korean exchange student program last year. Back in Lianoning University, my major was Computer Software. Presently, I am studying my major as an exchange student for one year in Kwangwoon University.
Q2. How is your campus life?
A2. At the beginning, I had some difficulty making Korean friends. The mentoring program, where Korean students help exchange students, such as I, to adapt to the Korean life style was very helpful for me to overcome the difficulties.
I live in the International House that it is not far from school where many foreign students live in. I took six classes in my major and a swimming class last semester. When learning my major, I couldn’t quite follow what the professors’ were saying in their lectures because they often spoke ‘Konglish’. Foreigners struggle to understand and adapt to how the Koreans speak in a mix of Korean and foreign words.
It is not easy for me to find a part-time job since I am a foreigner. At the first interview, I was treated warmly, like the other Koreans. But after they found out that I was a foreigner, the attitude towards me changed completely, treating me differently,
I think Koreans study harder than Chinese do. With great facilities, fast internet, and excellent faculty members, Korean Universities provide a great environment for the students to study.
Q3. What do you do after school?
A3. My hobby is to listen to music. I enjoy listening to K-pop music. While I stay in Korea, I like the k-pop groups 2NE1 and 2PM.
I try to concentrate on my studies by not participating in club activities or preparing for any certificates. I love to hang out with my friends. I often enjoy drinking beer and playing basketball with my friends at the open-air theater.
Q4. Do you recommend the Korean exchange student program to Chinese students?
A4. Sure, I highly recommend it. There are many things to learn in Korea. Kwangwoon University gives tuition to the foreigner students. I only pay for my living expenses. Like the working holiday program, your ability of environmental adaptation is enhanced. But some of the students who are inactive, afraid of meeting new people and can’t adapt well to studying abroad because they are in a completely new atmosphere and experienced the language barrier, they just stay at home most of the time.
By Yee, heum
Department of computer software
lixin0120@naver.com
The interview with Li,Xin about his Korean life was finished. International students like him will want us Koreans to approach them first.
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