What is it like to settle in Germany for 7 years? Mr. Ren talks about what he has seen and heard
Germany, a country rich in history and culture, attracts people from all over the world to explore and settle down. And Mr. Ren is one of the wanderers from China, who has been adrift in this strange land for 7 years. In the past seven years, he has experienced many unforgettable things and experienced a lot of exotic customs, and today, let us follow Mr. Ren's footsteps and listen to what he has seen and heard.
When he first set foot in Germany, Mr. Ren was struck by the tranquility and order. He remembers it was a sunny afternoon, and the streets of the German town were clean and quiet, with houses lining the streets, each full of the vicissitudes and elegance of history. Walking down the streets, he sees not only the efficient public transport, but also the laid-back Germans, sipping coffee in a café or strolling in a leafy park.
In his first year in Germany, Mr. Ren felt the impact of culture and the difficulty of language. In the beginning, he was always caught up in the language barrier, and sometimes, even to buy a bread or ask for directions, it took a lot of effort. However, he was not discouraged and worked hard to learn German and gradually integrated into the society. In the process of language exchange, he made many German friends, who exchanged cultures and shared their lives, which made him feel the tolerance and warmth of this country.
In addition to the language challenges, the pace and habits of life in Germany are also quite new to Mr. Ren. He found that Germans are very time-conscious, everything is well organized, and there is a rigorous plan from work to life. On weekends, Germans enjoy nature with their family and friends, and hiking and picnics become their daily routine. Mr. Ren has also gradually fallen in love with this relaxed and comfortable lifestyle, learned to live in harmony with nature, learned to slow down and enjoy the beauty of life.
During his years of living in Germany, Mr. Ren has also visited many famous tourist attractions. He has been to Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria and felt the fairytale dream, he has been to Cologne Cathedral and has been struck by the ancient and stately building, and he has been to the Black Forest, walking through the dense woods and feeling the tranquility of nature. Every trip is a baptism of the soul, which makes him love the country more and love the life of travel even more.
However, life in Germany is not always so rosy. Sometimes, Mr. Ren also feels lonely and helpless. He missed his relatives far away from home, and the unfamiliar environment made him feel hesitant. However, every time he walked into the Asian supermarket full of Chinese specialty goods, and every time he shared the food of his hometown with his friends, the loneliness and helplessness quietly disappeared. He understands that no matter where he is, the feeling of home comes from the heart.
In the seven years he has lived in Germany, Mr. Ren has experienced countless days and nights, experienced joys and sorrows, and experienced growth and transformation. He learned to adapt, he learned to tolerate, and he learned to cherish. Perhaps, life is like this, full of unknowns and challenges, but as long as you have hope and move forward bravely, you can find the beauty of life.
Looking back on the past seven years of settling in Germany, Mr. Ren's heart is full of emotion and gratitude. The land has witnessed his growth, and the people here have warmed his heart. Germany may not be his homeland, but it has his memories, his stories, and his dreams.
In the future, Mr. Ren will continue to walk on the land of Germany, explore more stories and gain more touches. Because life is a journey, only by moving forward can we discover a wider world and discover a richer life.