Ni hao. Wo shi Meiguo ren.
The summer of 2010 has ended in a good note, since I had the opportunity to see many of you wonderful 16 degree of separation writers (even if it was just only for a few hours) whom I haven’t seen for more than half a year. As many of you know I have traveled to Nanjing, China to study abroad at NUPT-NYIT for the semester. The campus I am living on is part of a university community (meaning there are many universities with their dorm rooms’ right next to each other in a large area). I stay in a western-styled dorm area for faculty and international students, where there’s more freedom as compared to the Chinese students’ dorms (who have many rules such as curfew at 11 or they get in trouble with their dorm mothers).
The campus and surrounding neighborhood views here are phenomenal, with beautiful gardens and lakes inside and outside buildings that just blow my breath away. It takes me about 20 minutes to walk from my dorm room to the actual building where I take my classes (I don’t start until Thursday). Many people travel by bike here, so I picked up a pretty rad little bike that’s red with a red lock and a red little basket.
For the next three weeks, I will be working at a company called Levitron from Monday to Wednesday. I had an interview and a tour of the company on Monday and it wasn’t too bad. Levitron is an engineering company, who sells many electronics to Home Depot. A few classmates and I will be there to help teach some workers to speak and communicate in English. We will have to be living at Levitrons factory dorms since it’s about a 2 hour travel one way between university campus and the company. Should be an interesting experience since the dorms are Chinese style where each room has two bunk beds, and the showers, sinks and the toilet (which is a hole in the floor) are both outside shared with other rooms.
I currently have an interview curfew, so I can’t write too much this time around. I’ll try to post pictures and more at least once every two weeks if not more.
Miss you guys.
[I’ll be updating on 16 degrees a lot of more since I can’t access Facebook here in China yet.]





Ke 10:59 pm on September 2, 2010 Permalink |
jia you Tracy!!
Lawrence 12:48 am on September 5, 2010 Permalink |
You better learn how to asian squat ;]
oh, NO DRINKING ON THE JOB!
Judy 11:45 pm on September 13, 2010 Permalink |
YAYYY tracy, have lots of fun and try to take lots of pictures<3