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2007年3月15日星期四

I'm starting to feel the pressure.
Its not just fun and fun and more fun anymore!

Readings are piling up.
Chinese readings mind you.

That's the difficult part.
I came to China thinking that with my chinese standard i can pull through.
I'm only half right.
Yes i can survive in China with my conversation skills and all.
But studying in Chinese is a totally different thing!
Esp when there are so many technical terms in chi.
And the courses im taking, Media Management and Media and Culture, talks all about China's media industry which i know nuts about.
This means that i actually have to read extra to find out more about the industry!

I'm just an exchange student!
饶了我吧!

Lost @ 08:43