In 2020, I graduated from a high school in Wuhan, China, entered Tsinghua University, China, and majored in world literature. The class I am in is the first experimental class of humanities in Tsinghua University, which gives us a cross-cultural and interdisciplinary perspective by asking us to read and reflect on a large number of literature, historical, philosophical and legal texts and thoughts ranging from ancient Greece to modern times.
This mode of education and its high standards not only made me capable of the challenges that may appear in my life, but also established my strong interest in law during the process of study. I started minoring in law during my sophomore year, and although I experienced some twists and turns at the beginning, it was these tough experiences that made me determined to work on international legal affairs, instead of just focusing on domestic law.
In 2023, I applied for the Visiting Undergraduate Student Program of Harvard University and got admitted. I took courses on education, literature, and law. I got excellent grades in all of them, while the excellent course design and warm environment of Harvard really fascinates me.
As a undergraduate student, I am always looking forward to different possibilities. If you want to know more about me, please click here to visit my CV.