Principal, because international students do not understand Chinese culture, sometimes this affects normal communication between them and Chinese people, and may even cause misunderstandings and bring trouble, so we would like to apply to hold a Chinese traditional culture festival event.

In the first few years of work, it is important to enrich your own work experience, learn ways to communicate with colleagues, and accumulate professional knowledge. These are much more important than income.

Your idea is very good: holding a cultural festival. On the one hand, it can help students from various countries better understand China; on the other hand, it can also provide students with opportunities to communicate and learn from each other.

But I see you have no problem communicating with Chinese people. How did you do that?

When the stomach is full, you need to move; family members who have been busy all day need to communicate; a husband and wife talking about the day's work can deepen their feelings; listening to children talk about interesting things at school makes all of the day's worries run away.

This solution is good. It not only makes communication convenient for everyone but also saves paper and protects the environment. But if everyone else can see my diary, how unsafe would that be!

We also need to communicate often with the people around us.

Communication lets people understand each other; if there are shared interests, hobbies, or habits, it is easier to become friends.