A Day in My Life at Peking University (as an Exchange Student)
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- During this year‘s spring term I left Munich for Beijing to pursue my exchange semester at Peking University (PKU). Studying in China as a foreigner that has never been to the country before was super exciting. I absolutely loved my time there and wanted to share one (relatively typical) day there with you - So follow me along at China's most prestigious university.
Enjoy!
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:14 - Waking Up & Getting Ready
0:46 - Entering Campus with my Face
1:11 - Café and Work
1:30 - Campus Walk
3:04 - Lunch
3:22 - First Class
3:29 - Break and Coffee
4:15 - Second Class
4:48 - Dinner
4:54 - Last Class
5:48 - Basketball on Campus
7:12 - Hitting the PKU Gym
7:58 - Ordering Late Night Snacks
8:52 - End
Wow, really nice POV. Looks like you had a lot of fun there!
really like that you make this video
Amazed by Rebecca’s muscles
😍 nice video!
Amazing vlog!
Thanks my friend ☺️
Thank you a lot, it was wonderful trip to PKU campus. Could you show us PKU health care campus or dormitory ? I would be grateful to you 😉
Pleaseeeee more videos ❤
awesome! I'll be spending the summer at PKU :)
Me as well ❤❤
Thanks for the video! I was at 北大 last summer and I recognized a lot of places in your video... Nice memories! Really missed the food there.
Thats such a fun life
Reminds me of my previous days in China. 👍
Lovely! Where have you been? 😃
There, on that campus, I walked with Chen Duxiu, Hu Shih and Li Dazhao talking about the future of China. I didn't like Hu Shih very much but he was a great person. We had serious political differences, for some reason he ended up living in Taiwan.
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Hey man, great video! It really helped me get a better feel for what studying in China, specifically Beijing, would be like! I am interested in applying to PKU and was wondering if you could help me with one question I had. You mentioned in the video that one of your classes was studying Chinese business culture, which led me to believe that it was along the realm of business/international business. Could you tell me what your major is? I would like to pursue a bachelor's in international business/relations in an English course (I have taken Mandarin for years, but I am not fluent enough to take a class in it haha), but have had no luck in finding a course such as that available at PKU. Any information you have would be extremely great. Again, great video!
The course was called "Chinese Society and Business Culture". It could be that it is not offered each semester (I took it during the summer term). It is offered by the Guanghua School of Management.
My major is CS (so not related at all), but since I was a general visiting student I could take courses from any faculty.
Hope that helps.
@@nikolaimadlenerhello I have a dream to pursue CS major in china especially in university like Peking. I am from Chinese ethnicity but I was born and raised other country. I am not as fluent at people in china, do u think I stand a chance be there, and do u have any suggestion at literally anything?
really nicely edited! id only ask if you could maybe level out the volume? because your voice is difficult to hear relative to the music (which is quite loud)
Thanks a lot! Will pay attention to that in the upcomming videos 👍
Yum! Where was lunch (3:04)? And are you studying economics (First class)? Would love to gain some perspective of english taught economic courses as that I intend to do! Plus, which dorms are they, Shaoyuan or Global Village?
That was at the Nongyuan canteen.
The first class was called „Chinese Society and Business Culture“. Really liked it and can recommend it if you wanna learn more about China in general. Didn‘t take any econ courses tho, just comp sci and management.
I stayed at Global Village like all the international students :)
@@nikolaimadlener Thank you! Very helpful :)
recently I watch your video than i decide maybe i can also move to china for study software engineering in Peking university
Lovely! Just keep in mind that PKU is moving it‘s CS departments gradually to the new Changping campus. It‘s a little outside the city with kinda poor public transport. Thus, for CS related degrees, I would also consider Tsinghua.
All the best for your future endeavours!
how did you get accepted there? how was the interview what questions etc
Got accepted via my universities exchange program.
Amazing! Are you studying the Chinese language or in English.
Besides one beginner chinese language course I just took classes taught in English.
How do you apply for the dorm at Peking University since I have a plan for studying Chinese there? How many types of dorms are there that allow for international student, or any recommendations?
How can I get into the peking Medical University as an international student from Pakistan 🇵🇰 for the Mbbs program
Please tell me brother
Thanks in advance ❤
Musstest du HSK bestehen, und wenn ja welchen musstest du machen?
Als Exchange Student ist kein HSK nötig.
Hey wo würdest du empfehlen zu wohnen als international? einfach im global village? Ist es überhaupt möglich alleine ein Zimmer zu bekommen?
Global Village kann ich sehr Empfehlen. Du kriegst da auf jeden Fall ein Einzelzimmer (innerhalb der 2er oder 3er WGs die sie dort haben).
Ausnahme ist das BayChina Stipendium, da wäre nur ein geteiltes Zimmer inkludiert.
Was für einen GPA braucht man für Peking University?
Denke nicht, dass man das pauschalisieren kann. Das hängt wahrscheinlich von mehreren Faktoren, wie Study program etc. ab. War selbst nur Exchange Sudent an der PKU, deshalb solltest du dich eher an Ansprechpartner der PKU bzw deiner Heimat Uni wenden.
Die Uni Wien ist leider keine Partner Universität mit der Peking Uni. Mich würde nur generell interessieren, ob bei dir zum Beispiel ein gewisser Notendurchschnitt verlangt wurde, um dich für das Auslandssemester zu bewerben.@@nikolaimadlener
Do you have to know chinese to have a normal student life there ?
I didn't speak any chinese before my exchange and I had an amazing time there. Of course, it will make life way easier if you speak mandarin when going to China, but you can also just pick it up while being there by taking a language course for example. In my opinion, they best way to learn a language is learning it IN the actual country :)
Promo_SM 😒
At 5:11 .... why are they talking or having a lecture about anti-semitism? Seems rather suspicious.
That lecture was held by stand up comedian Jesse Appell who uses comedy as a tool to fight against antisemitsm and raise awareness about the topic.
@@nikolaimadlener He is also a youtuber mainly focused on the topics of tea if I'm not wrong.
@@Gutraidh Didn‘t know that!
I am a full degree student at the Peking University and still in Bejing since Nov 2022. Living at GV PKU buidling 5.
Hy .
Can u guide me how its looks to study computer science in Chinese language?
I means it's to hard to study or coding in Chinese language..
Because CSC Chinese scholarship offers computer science in Chinese language to international students...
So plz guide me if u can ..
@@danishvk4550 It depends on how much you are fluent with the Chinese language. Which program do you want to apply?
Привет как дела у меня есть вопрос сможете помочь
@@amiratayans7257 yes please.
@@asgharhussain5796 I want to study computer science...
But my question is if I get admission in computer science department in Chinese language so I have to code in Chinese language or in English?
And what about theory is in totally in Chinese language?