One thing I really appreciated during my exchange at Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen was the balance between academics, freedom, and everyday life. Compared to the fast-paced and highly packed schedule I usually experience back home in NTU, life here felt more flexible, but at the same time, still productive and fulfilling. Over time, I slowly built a rhythm and routine for myself in Shenzhen, and honestly, that routine became one of the things I enjoyed most about

Studying at Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen was one of the most unique university experiences I’ve had. The university is modern, well-developed, international, and surprisingly convenient once you understand how everything works. That said, when most exchange students first arrive, the campus can feel very confusing. The terminology is different, the shuttle buses seem complicated at first, and even understanding where your class is located can become an adventure

Studying at Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen was an amazing experience for me, academically, socially, and personally. But like many exchange students heading to China for the first time, there were also many small administrative and lifestyle things that I only learned after arriving. Some of these are not immediately obvious, yet they can significantly affect how smooth your exchange experience becomes. So if you’re heading to CUHKSZ, especially from Singapore or o

When I first arrived in Shenzhen for exchange at Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, I expected a modern city with good infrastructure and technology. What I didn’t expect was how much personality the city would have. Shenzhen is fast-paced, efficient, yet at the same time, there are pockets of culture, nature, and everyday life that make the city feel surprisingly comfortable to live in. Over the months, I explored different parts of the city with friends, classmates,