🇨🇫Southern French Guiana Niche Tourism/Tiomboup

South of France | Antibes | Azure Coast Many international students, after returning to their home country, cannot forget their life abroad, and ordinary tourism cannot create such a deep attachment. The biggest reason, in my opinion, is that studying abroad is ultimately about life - living day in and day out in that place, experiencing firsthand the way of life, cultural environment, and cultural differences abroad... Traveling is just a superficial way of seeing things. So when many friends consult me on how to choose a travel destination, I always suggest choosing a place to live for at least half a month and experiencing it, which is definitely better than going to many cities. Another reason I think is that it shows us a different way of life. Maybe you would say, isn't going to school in China the same? Ten classes and homework after class. Isn't going to work just going to work and then going home? What's different? Here I have to say it's really different. In foreign classrooms, there are classmates from various countries, and group assignments are truly a cultural collision. You can sit wherever you want in class, and the professor doesn't care. There's a presentation every day... These are experiences that you can't have in China. . Not working overtime is one thing, and July and August are vacation months every year. You can take a vacation however you want for two months. You can fly to other cities every week to take a look. Secondly, there are countless art exhibitions, music concerts, or just take a bottle of wine and have a picnic under the Eiffel Tower, or have a picnic by the Seine River... These are all things I have never seen in my home country. Here, we don't emphasize which way is good or bad, but we suggest that if you have the time and opportunity, you must go out and take a look. Really, not only will your mind and vision be broadened, but most importantly, you will learn what critical thinking is, which is really important for young people! The small town in the picture is called #antibes, where I went to school. It's only 15 minutes away from #Nice train station, and it's a particularly peaceful place. Small partners who travel to Nice can come here and take a look. Compared to Nice, it is more commercialized there, while here is closer to local life.