Section 1
1. Where are you from? Would you say something about your hometown?
I’m from Xinjiang. For me, it is a very beautiful place. It is located in Asia-Europe mainland. Not only is Xinjiang rich in animal and plant resources, but also many kinds of mineral resources have been found. Xinjiang is known as mysterious region, and Tianshan scenery are drunk, abundant surprise. Wherever I go,
I always think of my hometown.
2. Could you say something about your family?
I have a happy family. There are 3 people in my family: my husband, my daughter and I. My husband is
a teacher, he is considerate and humorous. We have been married for many years, now, we are not just coupled, and we are the part of life for each other. My daughter is 17 years old. She is studying in Number 1 Middle School affiliated to Central China Normal University. She is kindness and grateful. She will attend the national university entrance exam next year and she wishes to be admitted to Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. I hope her dream will come true.
3. Would you please tell us your educational background?
I graduated from Xinjiang University in 1994. Then I worked on my master’s degree from 1994 to 1997 at Wuhan University. Four years later, that is, in 2001. I got my doctor’s degree at Wuhan University. I switched my major after I got the bachelor’s degree. When I was an undergraduate, I majored in history, but now I am studying Marxism. (红色置换正确的)
4. What is your job? How do you like your job?
I’m a professor in Wuhan University, specialized in the field of Marxism on Sinicism. I love my job and enjoy it every day. I think teacher means responsible and the conscience. The quality of teachers is the growth of a students’life. Nowadays, obtaining qualifications for teachers requires paying attention to knowledge but also responsibility assessment.
5. Could you tell us something about your research?
I am studying in the field of Marxism on Sinicism, and I mainly do some research about the theory and practice on the Chinese socialism, and the application and development of Marxism in China. In many situations, I have to do a lot of field work to get the first-hand materials. Although it’s full of challenges and risks, I love doing research on my field.
6. What kind of sports do you like?
There are many kinds of sports that I enjoy, such as swimming, running, and dancing. However, the sport that I like most is walking. Three years before, I started walking around the backyard after dinner. At that time, I found I had deeply loved this sport. Keeping this sport can make me healthy and help me make many friends. Walking gives me the most wonderful time in my life.
7. What difficulties do you think you will encounter when you go abroad?
Well, I think the major problem will probably be the eating. The food in Britain is quite different from here in China. I think I need a long time to get used to the food in Britain, but the good thing is there are many Chinese restaurants in Britain, so I don’t think it will be a trouble for me.
8. Which country are you planning to go to? What do you know about the country?
I plan to go to Britain because it’s one of the highly-developed countries in the world. It boasts a number of world-famous universities, which can offer me golden opportunities to impr ove myself. What’s more, culture in the Britain is rich and diverse, with a strong tradition of literature, theatre, popular and
