1Why did you choose Japan and Meiji University?

My father suggested studying overseas when I was a first-grade high school student. At that time, I was interested in Japanese sub-culture such as anime and manga, and had some knowledge of the Japanese language so decided on Japan for my study abroad.

My father’s words “Agriculture is an important field of learning that supports mankind” made an impression on me, and I decided to pursue agricultural sciences. Despite its name, the School of Agriculture of Meiji University is in the city, which appealed to me, and also Meiji University has a comprehensive university curriculum, so I believed that I could also study the areas of “sub-culture” in which I am interested while pursuing my agricultural studies, and therefore I chose Meiji University.

2What is your favorite class?

Science of soil and plant nutrition (Prof. Kazushige Nakabayashi)

3What surprised you the most about Japanese custom?

Everyone has a personal organizer. (In China, we don’t have a custom to use and carry the system organizer.)

4What is your favorite spot on campus?

Ikuta Library
(quiet, and the most suitable place for studying)
Ikuta gymnasium
(I often exercise at lunch break)

5What about your outlook for the future?

I want to use the knowledge of agricultural sciences that I have gained at Meiji University to own and manage my own commercial farm in my home country of China.

6What is your favorite Kanji?

華 (Because it is a part of the kanji characters of my name, and it has also a meaning of "brilliant".)

7What is your favorite Japanese word?

Doumo (どうも)
(It is a very useful word because it has various meanings. For example, it means "Hello" "Thank you" and "Sorry" depending on the situation.)