SoulOfSlav 1 | 1
23 Sep 2016 / #1
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OK, I was born as a Chinese, but I don't know why I never felt having similar mindset as my fellow Chinese even we speak same language. So I left China after graduation, thinking I would be more comfortable living in a society out of China. I have been living in many countries since then. I also love travelling and travelled over hundred countries. At beginning, it was driven by curiosity, but after years, it become discovery and soul searching, to see the world beyond media propaganda and public prejudice, to find a place I'm most happy with. I first visited Ukraine just after Euromaidan, then I felt in love with the people and culture, then I had more and more trips to Poland, Russia, Serbia and almost all of Slavic countries. Despite of political, religious and economic differences among them, I found a very special thing I most love about them, that is Slavic soul. I found it's very pleasure to talk with people, enjoy the culture despite of language barrier and I'm so surprised their mindset just exactly like me. I often feel there is a Slavic soul trapped in my body. Having been living in Anglo countries for many years, I always have good jobs and income, but I felt it's soul killing and don't really enjoy the society. Now I plan to move to Poland, learn the language so I can explore this soul more deeply.
OK, I was born as a Chinese, but I don't know why I never felt having similar mindset as my fellow Chinese even we speak same language. So I left China after graduation, thinking I would be more comfortable living in a society out of China. I have been living in many countries since then. I also love travelling and travelled over hundred countries. At beginning, it was driven by curiosity, but after years, it become discovery and soul searching, to see the world beyond media propaganda and public prejudice, to find a place I'm most happy with. I first visited Ukraine just after Euromaidan, then I felt in love with the people and culture, then I had more and more trips to Poland, Russia, Serbia and almost all of Slavic countries. Despite of political, religious and economic differences among them, I found a very special thing I most love about them, that is Slavic soul. I found it's very pleasure to talk with people, enjoy the culture despite of language barrier and I'm so surprised their mindset just exactly like me. I often feel there is a Slavic soul trapped in my body. Having been living in Anglo countries for many years, I always have good jobs and income, but I felt it's soul killing and don't really enjoy the society. Now I plan to move to Poland, learn the language so I can explore this soul more deeply.