I was especially interested about differences in culture among various region in India, surprised by the fact that they even speak with different languages. It also reminded me of the memory with my Indian friend in high school.
In addition, I was shocked by the video clip showing how Japanese commute in the morning. If I were there, I would certainly not be able to breath. That video was little exaggerated, but I felt enough what they wanted us to see - difference.
It was true that I have recently had a lot of stuffs to do. However, I think this event gave me enough energy that made me laugh and refreshed my mind. I would love to have those kinds of events later on in the writing class.
How come the event only focused on Japanese and Indian cultures?
ReplyDeleteJenny, I totally know what you mean about the commute...when I was in China I was completely blown away by how crowded the buses were (and how smelly too!). The driving in China is INSANE too...bikers just weave through traffic like it's nobody's business!
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I m glad that you enjoyed it! I wish I could go as well. The Russell Peters video is very funny and the event should be fun too! As an asian student, I believe I could have benefited a lot from this group :C But you should definitely come to calligraphy event next time lol
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