Chinese military college as a mini-UN
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A forum on values of servicemen in Nanjing Army Command College. [File photo] |
"I found the modern military arts have no big differences, but they are represented by different modes of thinking in different countries," he said.
"The spare time here is not boring, and it is great to have a cup of coffee after having a football game with commanders from other countries," he said.
"The Chinese interpreter and officers are nice, and they can be trusted whenever I have a difficulty," he said.
Deng Xiumei, the Russian linguist of Nanjing Army Command College, had the beautiful nickname "plum flower" given to her by foreign students, an English translation of her given name, used as a metaphor to symbolize resilience and perseverance in the face of adversity.
Every term, freshmen come to Deng for help, having been recommended by former students who passed on her phone number to them.
"Foreign students have language difficulties in a strange country, and it is my responsibility to try my best to make them feel at home," Deng said.
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