Although studying in Japan is not far from home now, there is still no way to go home during the Spring Festival because of money and detention time (which is also the dilemma of many international students).

I have been in Japan for a long time. People around me think I'm not a homesick person, so do I, but I still feel a little homesick on some special occasions. Just like when I first came to Japan.

As a foodie, I actually like to eat sushi and order food when I am in China, but when I arrive in Japan, I will start to feel that eating the eclipse is too light, and I miss the barbecue hot pot downstairs and the coke chicken wings made by my mother ... In fact, there are also many Chinese restaurants here, some of which are delicious, but the price is more expensive.

After studying abroad for several years, I have been renting a house outside, and I have developed a good cooking skill, which is not only a common home cooking, but also invented many special dishes myself.

The first Spring Festival in Japan was cooking by myself, and several overseas students watched the live broadcast of the Spring Festival Gala on the Internet. It's fun to simulate the Spring Festival Gala. It's no different from video calling at home. It seems to be at home. There will be a second one and a third one in the future, and I will gradually adapt to this life of studying abroad.

This year's New Year's resolution is to go home and eat the original jiaozi of mom's bag ~