Het is moeilijk bescheiden te blijven - ESTTV Taveres
Het is moeilijk bescheiden te blijven - ESTTV Taveres
Het is moeilijk bescheiden te blijven - ESTTV Taveres
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Chinees in Eindhoven - My Life in Dutch<br />
Tommy<br />
31<br />
Wat Verder Ter Tafel Komt<br />
It <strong>is</strong> already my fourth month since I arrived in the Netherlands. Also th<strong>is</strong> <strong>is</strong><br />
my first time to leave China. Living in th<strong>is</strong> beautiful land surrounding by<br />
lovely tulips and golden leaves, happiness and <strong>te</strong>ars flash through my mind.<br />
Some stories I would like to share with my Dutch friend and future buddies<br />
from China…<br />
The Beginning of my life in the Netherlands<br />
It <strong>is</strong> the first time I study abroad and everything <strong>is</strong> new to me. Sometimes I<br />
also have some difficulties in finding all the resources I need. But I really<br />
apprecia<strong>te</strong> my neighbor’s help in the beginning of my life here. My<br />
neighbor <strong>is</strong> an old lady. The first time we met she gave me some clothes<br />
hangers and also showed me how to hang clothes here, which <strong>is</strong> qui<strong>te</strong><br />
different from China.<br />
Sometimes we also d<strong>is</strong>cuss about the food and culture here. She taught me<br />
how to cook potato and other traditional Dutch food, in return, I told her<br />
about Chinese <strong>te</strong>a culture, including how to select <strong>te</strong>a, what kind of wa<strong>te</strong>r <strong>is</strong><br />
best and why we don’t use sugar and milk, etc. I feel more confident in my<br />
staying here.<br />
Culture in Holland Traditional Dutch Food<br />
Study in TU/e<br />
I am one of the new mas<strong>te</strong>r students of Compu<strong>te</strong>r Science and Engineering<br />
Department. Most of the courses I follow are very in<strong>te</strong>resting. The <strong>te</strong>aching<br />
style <strong>is</strong> quiet different comparing with the University I have gradua<strong>te</strong>d from<br />
in Guangdong Province, China. During the lectures, we have many