Title: "63 Days in Belgium: What I Felt and Saw in My Heart"
Before you know it, you have been settling in Belgium for 63 days. This time seems to be a wonderful adventure, an unexpected spiritual journey. When I first arrived in Belgium, I knew almost nothing about the country, but in this short period of time, many insights and experiences have sprung up in my heart.
First of all, I was fascinated by the cultural diversity of Belgium. It is a unique and rich cultural landscape with a mix of French, Dutch and German cultural elements. I felt this diversity in the streets of Belgium, whether it was the language, the food or the architecture, which reflected the unique charm of the country. Walking through the streets of Brussels, I felt like I was in a museum that transcended time and space, admiring the perfect blend of history and modernity.
Secondly, I am impressed by the people of Belgium. They are friendly, open-minded, and willing to share their culture and lifestyle with others. I remember one time, in a small café, I met a passionate Belgian local who not only introduced me to the traditional food here, but also shared many stories about Belgian history and culture. This simple and sincere exchange made me feel what we have in common and gave me a deeper understanding of the country.
During this time, I also experienced some challenges and difficulties. The language barrier is one of them, especially in the beginning. But it was this difficulty that inspired me to learn Xi new language. By interacting with locals, watching local TV shows and reading local newspapers, my language skills have improved a lot. Gradually, I was able to communicate more comfortably with people, which made me more integrated into the community.
Living in Belgium has also made me re-examine my lifestyle and values. People here focus on work-life balance, enjoy leisurely weekends, and focus on quality over quantity. This attitude to life has made me reflect on my own life, learn to cherish each moment more, and pursue true inner satisfaction and balance.
These 63 days of living in Belgium have allowed me to grow a lot, broaden my horizons, and expand my life experience. In this beautiful and vibrant country, I have learned to respect different cultures, be tolerant of different perspectives, and value people-to-people communication and understanding more. This experience will forever be etched in my heart and become a precious part of my life. May I continue to maintain my curiosity about the world, explore more unknown territories, and get closer to this diverse and beautiful world.
Perhaps the time is short, but the imprint left is profound and precious. Thank you, Belgium, for having made this wonderful time and for bringing me such a variety of experiences and insights. May our hearts always be filled with curiosity about the world and expectations for the future.