Arrived in Armenia and searched for three years - looking back on what Aunt Ding saw and heard
As a Chinese settled in Armenia, I was able to experience first-hand the culture, people and unique features of this beautiful country. Three years ago, from the moment I set foot on this land, my life was full of novelty and challenges, as well as growth and gain.
Armenia is a country with a long history, and its cultural heritage is deep and unique. Here, I got to know Mrs. Ding, a woman with tenacity and wisdom in a foreign country. Her observations and experiences have taken root in this land.
My life in Armenia is full of challenges, and differences in language, culture and Xi are one of the biggest obstacles. However, it is these challenges that motivate me to keep learning Xi and try to adapt to the new environment. Like Aunt Ding, I learned to listen, to tolerate, and to find hope and strength in the face of adversity.
During this time, I discovered the warmth and friendliness of the Armenian people. They are curious about outsiders and are happy to share their culture and way of life with us. I had the privilege of participating in local festivals, tasting traditional food, and even learning some Armenian dances. These experiences have not only enriched my life, but also deepened my understanding and respect for the country.
In this strange country, I have also experienced setbacks and difficulties. But it is these setbacks that have made me more determined to move forward and strive to integrate into this society and create a better life for myself and those around me. I learned to respect different cultural Xi, respect their traditional values, and respect the labor and dedication of everyone in this land.
As a representative of the Chinese who has settled here for many years, Aunt Ding influences the people around her with her actions. I was inspired by her approach to life, she is optimistic, kind, hardworking, and passionate about life. Her experience has taught me that no matter where you are, if you are kind and tolerant, you can find a sense of belonging and happiness in a foreign land.
I have learned a lot from what I have seen and experienced in Armenia for three years. I have learned to respect and tolerate different cultures, and I have learned to face life's challenges with tenacity and optimism. In this pluralistic world, each culture has its own unique value that deserves to be understood and respected with an open heart.
In the future, I am willing to continue to take root in this land and share what I have seen and heard with more people. Armenia is a fascinating and vibrant country, and I am convinced that every day here will be a precious and meaningful experience.