I\u2019d be lying if I said the course load isn\u2019t overwhelming. We have homework every day, \u5c0f\u8003\u8bd5 to prepare for, and a minimum of two hours of studying daily. But I know that once I figure out an efficient way of studying, the workload won\u2019t feel as heavy.<\/p>\n
There were also so many activities on Friday and Saturday that I didn\u2019t want to miss out on, but participating in all of them was exhausting! The heat here is no joke. On Friday, I spent the day with another National Taiwan University student, and that was such a fun experience! We learned about Taiwan\u2019s history, walked through different museums and souvenir shops, visited a temple where I burned incense for the first time, and stopped at at least three different \u996e\u6599 caf\u00e9s.<\/p>\n
On Saturday, we went to the National Palace Museum, where I saw the famous white cabbage carved out of jade. I grabbed some really good boba from their caf\u00e9, and overall, it made for a great second week at HTA!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I\u2019d be lying if I said the course load isn\u2019t overwhelming. We have homework every day, \u5c0f\u8003\u8bd5 to prepare for, and a minimum of two hours of studying daily. But I know that once I figure out an efficient way … Continue reading