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111: DOES CHINA HAVE TOILETS?: Studying Abroad in China w/ OJ Bright

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Fun facts about OJ: he plays the clarinet, is a fantastic chef, gardens like no other, and knows how to speak Chinese. Oliver-John Bright found himself at a highly diverse university in Somerville, MA which led him want to explore the world further. Along the way he learned that contrary to popular belief, studying abroad can actually be affordable, sometimes even CHEAPER than your normal semester in the US. OJ and Kelsey talked for so long that his episode had to be broken up into two episodes - this week OJ gives us a glimpse into what his life was like living and studying in a country that we as Americans learn very little about: China.

Link up with the Status Go community:

Instagram - @statusgoproject

Facebook - Status Go Project Community (LINK)

TikTok - @statusgoproject

Twitter - @statusgoproject

Discussed in this episode:

Tufts University

Wind Ensemble Trip to Costa Rica

Zhejiang University

Mandarin vs Cantonese

Hangzhou - city he studied in

Xiangdao Bingguo 香蕉蘋果 (banana-tasting apple)

Communism

Squatty Potties

Eating Family Style

Bike culture

Renminbi (Chinese currency)

Questions/comments/feedback?!
Reach out to us on our socials or via email - [email protected]

SEE YOU ABROAD, FRIENDS! <3

-K

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Fun facts about OJ: he plays the clarinet, is a fantastic chef, gardens like no other, and knows how to speak Chinese. Oliver-John Bright found himself at a highly diverse university in Somerville, MA which led him want to explore the world further. Along the way he learned that contrary to popular belief, studying abroad can actually be affordable, sometimes even CHEAPER than your normal semester in the US. OJ and Kelsey talked for so long that his episode had to be broken up into two episodes - this week OJ gives us a glimpse into what his life was like living and studying in a country that we as Americans learn very little about: China.

Link up with the Status Go community:

Instagram - @statusgoproject

Facebook - Status Go Project Community (LINK)

TikTok - @statusgoproject

Twitter - @statusgoproject

Discussed in this episode:

Tufts University

Wind Ensemble Trip to Costa Rica

Zhejiang University

Mandarin vs Cantonese

Hangzhou - city he studied in

Xiangdao Bingguo 香蕉蘋果 (banana-tasting apple)

Communism

Squatty Potties

Eating Family Style

Bike culture

Renminbi (Chinese currency)

Questions/comments/feedback?!
Reach out to us on our socials or via email - [email protected]

SEE YOU ABROAD, FRIENDS! <3

-K

  continue reading

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