True Reflections

This is the last post of this blog. To sum up for this semester and also for my preparation of my exchange life in Germany, I will try to look back at my true ideas of exchanging in Germany.

Sometimes through out this semester, I have began to regret my choice of going to exchange program for a year. I have so many buddies and great friends here that I just can't bear to not see them for a year. My family will miss me and I will also miss my cat, too. Another thing is that my sister is happening to move back to Taipei from Denmark this August, so it will be a pity to not be able to meet with her in Europe.

Another reason that sometimes arose is that my German isn't as good as I think. It's really a difficult language to learn and I think I fear this language sometimes. When everyone congrats me on going to Germany, I always feel guilty.

As the departure day draws near, I should wish that I can conquer all the difficulties and battle through my way to Germany. As the whole preparation for this exchange program are coming to an end, it has been a great idea to keep track of the process through this blog and this project from the class. Wish myself the best!

Travel Plans

Traveling in Europe will be one of my important goals for my exchange experience in Germany. I hope to visit the U.K., France, Czech Republic, other Eastern European countries and also Northern Europe in the first semester. This is because my friends who are exchanging in Denmark and Czech Republic are only exchanging for the fall semester. I would also like to get a closer look at the inner parts of Germany and try to absorb in their culture.

For the spring semester, I planned to visit Southern Europe. Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece are some of my targets. I have a really close friend from junior high school who is going to Spain to exchange for the spring semester. He and I am going to tour around and see the most magnificent architecture works in Europe because he major in architecture.

After I get to know the academic schedule in my school, I can start planning my trip around Europe. I hope I can manage to cut down the cost while also enjoying my trip. Therefore, learning to make ends meet and control my traveling budget will also be an important lesson that I must learn during my days in Germany.