Dorge students talk about experience in China: have the opportunity to learn new skills, which is conducive to returning to China to carry out research

The British "Nature" magazine July 27th article, original title: from Dorge to China, as a doctoral question abroad: For Manzama Abi, it provides opportunities to learn new skills abroad, which will help her to help her Study after returning to Hometown of Africa. The following is her experience in (West African countries) Ge Ge grew up. In 2016, he obtained a bachelor's degree in health science and biomedical analysis in Lomme (Dorge Capital -Editor's Note). I want to continue their studies, but Lommei University cannot provide study opportunities in this professional field. I obtained the "Great Wall Scholarship" through visiting scholars' projects established by the Chinese government and UNESCO.

It's not easy to go to China. This is the first time I have left Dorge, and I have to change three flights to reach. I missed a turnaround and was arranged to take the next flight, but I was trapped in Thailand for 5 hours. I was afraid of being young. When I finally boarded a flight to China, the Chinese women next to them were very friendly. She asked me if I had been to China. When I said she was not going, she took the initiative to help. It was midnight to arrive in China, and the university I was going to close has closed the door. So the lady took me to a hotel and paid all the fees for me. The next morning, she even paid for my breakfast and asked the driver to send me to the International College I needed to report. I am very grateful to her for their help. China has left me such a beautiful first impression.

When I didn't speak Chinese when I first arrived in China, the communication was very difficult, so I learned Chinese while communicating with scholars. This year is the sixth year I was studying in Kunming. After the identity of the visiting scholar in 2017, I received a master's degree in immunology in 2020, and then studied a doctorate in another laboratory to study clinical experimental diagnosis. I enjoy the process of reading the blog (on the campus of China) and the process of responding to the challenge on the laboratory. There are many resources here for me. China's laboratory equipment is complete, and my mentor and colleagues are very willing to help and support me. They provide guidance and suggestions for each of my studies. Although my colleagues will also provide help, in China, I can expose wider technical capabilities.

After obtaining a doctorate degree, I will return to the motherland for research. (Obtained in China) laboratory and clinical work experience give me more career development opportunities. (Author Nikki Frester, translated by Ding Yan)

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