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My Life in Wuhan Textile University

-K. M. Faridul Hasan

China is really a beautiful, wonderful, very big country in the world with the diversified culture, tradition, language & humanity. I am very much lucky to get the prestigious Chinese government Scholarship for studying my masters in Textile science & Engineering at Wuhan Textile University. Along with my study in University I have also tried to visit some tourist spots in china & to meet the Chinese people. I am really enchanted with beautiful China & Chinese culture, tradition, education system, food, lifestyles etc.

Chinese Life style:

The Chinese are industrious, hardworking, peace-loving and a strenuous nation, while the numerous people are hospitable, conservative, modest and in general easy to approach. Nowadays, Chinese enjoy a higher standard of living, with greatly improved facilities for education, a fact that contributes much to the overall quality of life for the entire nation. Economic growth means that in time those in the poorer regions will enjoy a higher standard of living but with such a large population these improvements take time. There has been a distinct improvement in the status of women; while rights of senior citizens and children enjoy more protection and care.Chinese peoples are much friendly, polite & trustworthy. They are too much helpful to others.

Chinese family Concept:

The traditional Chinese way of life, in theory, advocates the harmony and order among the individual, the family and society. The best way to accomplish this ideal is to cultivate ones mind, manage a family well and efficiently govern a country. In traditional Chinese culture, the family is the basic unit of society, while individuals are only one part of the family. The blood relationship between the father and son is the most important element of society. The extended families of old had "four generations living under one roof". The so-called "four generations under one roof" meant the cohabitation of the father and mother, son and daughter-in-law (or daughter and son-in-law), grandson and granddaughter-in-law, the great-grandson and the great-granddaughter.

 Chinese Culture:

China is a great country to reflect the most traditional culture and the history is of 5000 years . Learning the clothing people wear and food eaten by the Chinese people, discovery the traditional Chinese family relationship and experiencing the colorful Chinese festivals, Chinese marriage customs and Chinese funeral activity, explore the various housing developments and apartments for rent offered throughout the country. One will discover a differentChinain every aspects of life. This is the real Chinese life.

The culture of the Chinese people, as shown in the conduct of their daily lives, closely adheres to the precepts of Taoism. Taoism is inclined to simplicity in all things. People thoughts and feelings conform to each season as they become one with nature, acting in harmony with everything on earth, and valuing human relationships. Since one's life must respect and conform to the seasons, the jieqi (seasonal division points in the calendar) must be acknowledged. Festivals and jieqi are particularly important to the Chinese.

Not only in festivals and other special occasions, examples of Chinese culture may be seen in everyday activities of the Chinese. In playing the lute or chess, reading or painting, the important thing is not technique, but rather one's frame of mind when conducting these activities. The tea ceremony originated inChina. It focuses the attention of participants on clarity of thinking and refinement. Zen Buddhism has had an extensive following in Chinese history; its practice influenced the daily habits of a great number of people. Zen Buddhism may be the best way to exemplify the mysterious quality of oriental culture.

This is a way of life that pursues harmony with nature and with others, simplicity, and a feeling of warmth and oneness with all.

 

Chinese food:

China has a diversified range of food items which are extremely delicious & nutrient for health. Chinese food was originated inChinaand became more and more popular and famous in the world now a day. In recent years, connoisseurs of Chinese cuisine have also sprouted in Eastern Europe and South Asia. American Chinese cuisine and Indian Chinese cuisine are prominent examples of Chinese cuisine that has been adapted to suit local palates.Chinais such a vast country that different regions may have its own and featured cuisines. There are famous eight traditional regional cuisines. They are Anhui, Cantonese, Fujian, Hunan, Jiangsu, Shandong, Sichuan and Zhejiang cuisine. They are belone to Western Cuisine, North Cuisine and Eastern cuisines. In Modern times, Beijing Cuisine and shanghai Cuisine are also very popular.

Chinese family:

Family plays an important role in the common people's life. In ancient Chinese family, there are many members in one family. A big family was considered to have a trong and respected position. People believed to have more children to become a harmonious family. The four generations in one family became very popular in ancientChina. In traditional Chinese family, the young should respect and follow the instruction to the elder.

 China Transport system:

In the early of People's Republic ofChina, Bike is the most popular tool for public transport. Almost every family will have one or two bikes for shopping or visiting friends or relatives. Today,Chinahas changed a lot and people's life style has changed too. Fewer and fewer peoplel go to work by bike. Instead, bus and trains became the most popular ways to traveling. Rich or the middle class peple will have their own cars or travel by air. But there are still many bicycle users in every streets of city. In the mountainous area, it is seen that peasants there still use horse or bull to carry their harvest rice or corn. But people life changed every day. More and more people will buy their cars or travel by planes.

Chinese Festival:

There are many traditional Chinese festivals inChinain cluding The Spring Festival, The Lantern Festival, Qing Ming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Festival of Qi Xi, Mid-Autumn Festival, Double Ninth Festival, Dong Zhi (Winter Solstice Festival) and other Ethnic Group Festivals. The most famous ones may be the Spring Festival (Chinese New Year) and the Mid-Autumn Festival (Chinese Moon Festival). During the festival, Chinese family members will come home to celebrate with their parents or relatives. Especially the Chinese New Year, millions of migrant worker comes home to celebrate the festival with family. Thus the famous phenomenon of Spring Move comes to reality. Trains and buses were the busiest in this time.

China sports:

In ancientChina, people learned martial arts to keep fit and strong. Even now, many Chinese people learn Taiji, Kungfu to keep fit and strong. The physical fitness was considered very important in Chinse life and culture. Since the establishment of People's Republic ofChina, Sports have developed quickly in every aspect. Many famous sports stars go abroad to take part in the international match and win many games forChinaand Chinese people. In 2008, the 18th Summer Oympic Games was held in Beijing from August 8th to 24th. A total of 11,028 athletes from 204 National Olympic Committees (NOCs) competed in 302 events in 28 sports.Chinawas the first pride to win most medals including 51 Golden Medal and 21 silver and 28 bronze medals. 

China shopping:

China has become the biggest consumer market in the world. Billions of RMB (Chinese Yuan) were spent for shopping and marketing. More and more famous brand come into Chinese market and seize the market. More and more Chinese brand go abroad to earn more foreign cash too. In big cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Guangzhou, Shenzhen, shopping is very popular in these cities. There are millions of domestic and international travelers coming and going into these cities. They are also the most modern and popular tourist city inChina. Shopping inChinahas changed a lot since the open and reform system inChina. More and more Chinese people get their daily food in the super markets.

China marriage:

Marriage is considered as the most important activity in Chinese people life. For many families, they spend one year or two to prepare the marriage for the bride and bridegroom. In traditional Chinese family, the Bridegroom should sent some valuable or expensive gift to the bride's home and give some money to her parents and family. This was called the respect to the parents of the bride. The bride and groom will begin to decorate their marriage house before the marriage celebration. They will invite all of the friends and family relatives to take part in their marriage activity, including a big dinner and seeing the marriage house as well as playing games or play tricks on the bride or bridegroom, which in Chinese call Nao Dongfang.

China education:

Education inChinais the highest education system in the world. In June 2015, 9.42 million students have given national higher education entrance examination (Gao kao) in china.Chinamade great development in people's education since the establishment of People's Republic ofChina. Education ofChinawas run by the national Education Ministry. Every citizen inChinahave to attend the school for nine years which is called the Nine Year Education System. It was made up of primary education and secondary education. The primary education starts at the age of six, which lasted for six years. After the primary education, students go to the secondary school which lasted for three years or four years. When they graduated from Secondary School, students can continue to go to the High school for three years when they have passed the final examination. High school students can go to the university when they graduated and pass the College entrance Examination.

Educational stages in China

Typical Age

Education

Levels

Compulsory

18-22

University or college

Varies

No

15-17

Senior high school (middle school)
or
Vocational school

Grades 10-13

No

12-14

Junior middle school

Grades 7-9

Yes

6-11

Primary school

Grades 1-6

Yes

 

Wuhan Textile University (WTU) was founded in 1958 in centralChina, Hubei’s capital Wuhan is full of universities and talents. WTU is the only college in Central and Southwest China that features studies in textile and apparel. As a student of Wuhan Textile University under Chinese government scholarship I am highly pleased with the education system ofChina. This is the only specialized Textile University in china for why I am also feeling proud to be a student of this University. There are some professors here who have very good connection with the Textile industry. I am also lucky to get some career oriented education from this university. This is a very good university being organized with Very rich library enriched with latest journals, books, Internet connected Computer, study room etc., well equipped laboratories for the research, Playground, Gymnasium, Canteen, super shop etc.

Wuhan Textile University WTU is famous for providing high quality, student-oriented education in a environment of multi-disciplinary integration with engineering, science, arts, economics and management disciplines and bright features in the field of textile engineering, fashion design, art design, and new media etc. The science research in the field of Textile Engineering, Dyeing &Finishing, Fashion Design and Art Design reach the highest level in the world. In the past 5 years, one project won the first prize of National Award for Science and Technology Progress, one project won the second prize of the State Technological Invention Award and two projects won the second prize of National Award for Science and Technology Progress in WTU.

The future of WTU education in the 21th century is bright. Confronted with new opportunities and challenges for development, WTU will continue to emancipate the mind as educational ideals, adhere to scientific development in building itself into a featured university promoting of WTU overall strength in a coordinated development WTU sticks to the scientific guidance of “grasping overall planning of WTU by adhering to scientific outlooks on development, seeking steady development emphasizing quality-oriented education in the process of development as well as stressing on specific competitiveness with distinctive features so as to important the modern university system-building strategy and construct a modern multiversity management. WTU has been adhering to upgrading its competence by implementing high-level featured strategy for development, promoting its innovative capacity by implementing the strategy for high-level multidisciplinary development, achieving breakthroughs in its faculty team building by implementing the strategy of introducing and fostering high-end talents. WTU is fully initiating and constructing.

I have tried my best to build up my career being a student of this famous & prestigious university. As a Post graduate student I have tried my best to enhance my textile knowledge by taking the designed courses in the university. I have also cut satisfactory scores in my academic exams as mentioned in the Grade Sheet of my first semester results. Along with theoretical studies I am also preparing myself practically by doing some state of the art research under Professor Weilin Xu who is very famous & renowned scientist in the world.

 

 

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