After finished my high school, i decided to take my undergraduate program in China. It means that i'm going to be far-away from my family in which the situation really forced me growing to be an independent girl. Every single thing is done by 'self'. No more servants for cleaning up the room, washing dishes and clothes! Hell yeah we Indonesian are just too lucky. It starts here! Well, i'm so glad to have the opportunity to study abroad, go along together with lots of Medanese friends.
This picture is taken on August 25, 2012, my last captured photos with them before i leave Medan in the airport. My sister,on the left in the picture, the one that always sleeps with me. Although she is not my real sister (cousin), but we are like siblings already.
My beloved man also sent me to the airport for the last meeting between us. He waited me until i got to the waiting room. I was so sad at that time because we were going to be separated by far-distance. I cried and he smiled cheerfully at me. I felt so peaceful!
Here is my younger brother @louisvinston! He is now in the 2nd year of senior high school. Hwaha handsome rite? He's the tallest in my family and i'm the shortest one :( But i'm proud because i am the only girl among 3 of us. Eps, not forget to mention my elder brother. Watch below!
Here is my elder brother, Carry Fungsi. The picture above was the last picture of me and him on 2011 Chinese New Year. He is now studying and working in Australia. He didn't come back to Indonesia for this 2012 Chinese New Year :( I miss him badly!
I love my family! Daddy Mommy Brothers and Sister, i miss you all :*
Okay, back to my journey!
This is me and Maya Citra, my childhood friend. We are in the same school from primary and yes we are now taking the same major in the same university. What a mate!
These 3 guys are Andrian Marco, Jessica Zheng and Widya Wiriady. I've just know them for the first time at this moment, in the airport.Well, they are friendly and kind. All of us go to the same university and many others more that haven't been mentioned here.
Stay tune for the next posting about the life in GuangZhou. See ya!
Regards,
Dorrryn Fong
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