A fascinating, fabulous experience
There are different stages in personality formation process. We become students, we grow up, get our first job and start a family. Therefore there will be many roles in our life. University life is really important because you get professional training and learn how to find resources which you will need later — when you have a job, family, responsibilities. It has always been fascinating, fabulous experience full of joyful and beautiful moments.
Chinese students
There’s an opinion that Chinese students are like machines who pay much attention to grades only. There are such examples like these, because many schools and universities limit the number of students. At the same time many students enjoy ample leisure time and various after-school activities. Developing hobbies is what many students choose to do.
Interest classes from early childhood
Many parents in China enroll their children in various interest training classes starting from nursery school or even earlier. In China it is common to compare the lives of children to a running track and the most important thing for many parents is not to let their children lose at the starting point. Therefore since early childhood parents choose one or even several special interest classes for their children. My parents chose interest class for me too. I still remember that I decided to attend the calligraphy class because I didn’t want to choose latin dance class. Your parents make a choice for you. Dancing, painting, singing, playing the piano are really popular because they are mainstream, and traditional. Moreover, you can benefit from them in future.
Deliberate choice of hobbies
As time goes by, many young people give up their hobbies for some reason. University students have their own ideas and choose what they are really interested in. Some popular choices include playing basketball, football, running, street dancing, swimming, cooking and playing the guitar.
Engage in a hobby in Belarus
Many Chinese students who study at the BSU keep on having their hobbies. I am not an exception and I also continue pursuing my hobby that I will never give up. When I first came to this country, I was very curious about everything happening around. What impressed me most was that many locals like sport. You can see many people running and cycling in the streets. I go to the gym near the students dormitory three times a week. It is often overcrowded with people of different age. It looks similar to Chinese gyms. It seems that fitness is very popular in Belarus.
Zhang Hongchang, first-year student, International journalism Department
Anna Rovina, proofreader
Wow, very cool! It is immediately clear that a lot of work has been done here. The article turned out to be very interesting. Thank you!
By the way, recently two foreign students took part in a karaoke battle. It would be great if you could write about it.
Thank you to the author for the article, thank you for a team work.
I think it is very good that students combine their studies and hobbies. If you ask me my passion is playing the guitar
Thank you, author. In my opinion the article turned out to be a good one, but the fact that children from early age are sometimes forced to do an unloved hobby makes me upset.
Actually, I like this article because it gives hope that moving will not limit you in entertainment and pleasure. When moving and working at the university, you still leave time for yourself and find more and more new hobbies. Now I definitely want to find a really exciting hobby. Thank you to the team for the excellent wok!
I really liked the article, I learned a lot about the life and traditions of peoples students. Now I also want to state a hobbi. Thanks for the article.
Actually the story is interesting. I learned that Chinese students love an active lifestyle. From an early age, their parents choose activities according to their interests: dancing, drawing, songs and much more. I pleased, that being students at the BSU they continue their hobbies. I like swimming a lot, I’m happy there are some modern funtastic swimming pools in my native town Bobruisk.
I respect the hobbies of Chinese students, but to be honest, I noticed that the hobbies of the Chinese are not much different from the hobbies of Belarusians.
I think that this information is really interesting and fascinating. But to be honest there were not enough personal examples.I would like to know more real stories about the hobbies of Chinese students in Belarus.
In my opinion, the article is inspiring, because we learned a lot about Chinese students. And after reading this article, I realized that a lot of people are willing to do what they like, despite what others think.
It was intriguing for me to learn that young people in China largely depend on the choice of their parents speaking of hobbies. It was also surprising that Chinese students are so interested in sports.
Thank you for your interesting artickle, but actualy I’d like to read more about interest classes
Well,i think that hobbies are very important in a person’s life, they develop us
I was interested in reading about a choice of children’s hobbies by their parents in China
After reading this article, I want to go to the gym, thank you Zhang Honchang
I find this information is captivating, because thanks to this article I learned that the Chinese and Belarusians do not have so many differences as it seems at first glance. So for them, in childhood, parents also make decisions about what hobbies they should do. Having matured and entered the university, they can choose an interesting hobby for themselves.
After reading this article, I realized how important it is to find your hobby.
Thanks to the author for this post. This article turned out to be very informative. I did not think that in China there is such a serious attention to childrens hobbies. After reading the article I wanted to take a closer look at everyday life chinese student BSU
Thank you, Zhang Hongchang. Your article turned out to be very informative. I did not think that in China there is such a serious attention to childrens hobbies. After reading the article I wanted to take a closer look at everyday life of chinese student at the BSU