O(∩_∩)O~as a Chinese I have to say we don't have a choice since China is the most populous country(probably India will take over China to be the new most populous country in the coming 5 years)
Awesome video Luke. Impressive place to study with great facilities too! Really interesting to hear views shared by another student and how learning compares to uk
Lee Barrett took me here... and I subscribed after watching the video till the end. A fantastic peek into what China can offer to foreign students doing postgrad studies! Thanks
I just like the part about payment. It's "how much is that?", "2.80","Tic" and done! How I wish my country (not China) can implement this and skip the long queue just to pay for my groceries.
Hey, very awesome video! I am also a PhD student but majoring in molecular biology and I am currently doing it in New Zealand. SJTU ranked top 50 globally I guess based on the latest QS ranking?! a very prestigious university aye. Good luck to both of you on this tough but fulfilling PhD journey! Liked and just subscribed~
Thanks a lot, Andy! We are doing similar research i guess then as mine is applied to histology images so i’m trying to learn about cellular properties in pathology 😜best of luck!
I loved public transportation and I know Chinese. I love the fact, one of the top universities in China is named Shanghai Jiao Tong, which means Shanghai Public transport university.
Super cool video! I’m doing PhD in bioinformatics involving AI as well. I saw you’re using tensorflow lol. So intriguing to see a foreigner PhD student in China. Keep it up!
Very interesting! Please make more videos about SJTU. As this is my university either, so it would be nice to watch about it until I will be able to attend offline classes
Fantastic, good luck! Check my other video out on applying to universities (I know you've already applied but i give some advice about moving there too ;) )
Oh wow this brings back memories. I went to sichuan univeristy in end of 2019 to study for a year and finish my masters. Also decided i would like to do a phd later in China, I rly loved it there. Then covid came, uni told me to leave the country for a while. I was never able to return. Only spent three months there. Now I am actually thinking about applying again for next year. Your living the dream there ;) I am also looking for Deep Learning PhDs btw
@@livinlavidaluke Thank You! How hard is it to get into the top unis right now? Did you get into contact with the right professors beforehand and discuss possible research areas or how did that work for you?
@@livinlavidaluke I already binged that :p would definitely be looking forward to any phd/study related content if thats on your list. on the lab situation at a chinese university: I was usually among the first in the lab around 8am. Most ppl would arrive between 10 and 11am. Then regardless go to lunch at 11:30 although basically noone of them did much work. Afterwards lab would be half empty with chinese students going for a nap (no kidding). I would leave by 4/5pm and they were always wondering why I would leave so early. Ofc the professor would only notice me not being there while his other students stayed -.-' They would stick around until maybe 10 pm. Not very effective though. But I also noticed a lot were sticking around because the lab was more spacious than their shared dorm rooms, so lab time doesnt rly equal working hours in that case. Many would also play games or watch a movie at their desk. greetings from germany
My partner and I left SJTU 10 years ago, now we live in Australia and my partner is doing PhD program. We miss the time we studied at SJTU a lot. At that time, we needed to buy paper tickets(4 yuan) for the school shuttle bus, and when buying food in the canteen, we needed to swipe student cards, we didn't have App or QR code at that time lol. I still remember the first time I went to SJTU, I was shocked by the size of the campus, and then lost my way on the first night of enrollment....
I love the fact that you out english subtitles even though you mostly speak in english. I'm a brazilian bachelor's de gree in law student and sometimes I struggle with the british accent haha
Hey my university was actually across the street (ECNU) and I had couple of friends in JTU. Back in the days of my undergrad there was no common bikes so you had to walk. I remembered it took me 1 hour to walk from the west to the east of JTU campus
Hi Luke, if possible, could you share a bit about how you got into that university and what were their gpa and prerequisite requirements? Thanks! Great videos!
Interesting to see a young student in Shanghai. I've been in Shanghai between 2008-2011 several times.(NOT for study). Still remember line 1 was going to People Square (might have changed in the meantime😉)
i think AI for TCM traditional chinese medicine is a lot more bang than western medicine, as you are in china, and there is also a TCM university in shanghai that offers TCM engineering and they should be happy to work with jiaotung university. A good and logical book on TCM is 中醫精准辨證論治學by 孫喜靈who is an important figure in combining chinese and western medicine, thats why his book is more like a western style textbook in its presentation and its numerous examples
Super interesting and informative, thanks for uploading! Out of interest what's the situation like with COVID and university campuses? I saw in the video you were able to enter the university campus from outside by scanning the app, is it like that for all universities in China at the moment, do you know? I've heard that a number of university campuses in China were locked down for a very long time, even after the situation was brought under control in China, and students were unable to enter or leave... I'm considering going to university in China, but the idea of being locked down on campus all the time and unable to leave majorly puts me off the idea. There's not really any information about this online, so it would be good to get an insight into what it's like as a student there from someone who's already there now. Anyway, sorry for the long comment, and cheers for uploading again!
Yeah so i wasn’t able to enter my campus until about August last year! But i can go and leave freely now so you don’t need to worry. I visited Xiamen in January and i wanted to look around their university (renowned for being the most beautiful uni in the world) but they only let xiamen students in, so it seems it’s like that everywhere now. But these cities are really safe and have had no cases for months so the rules are relaxed, if you come here it will be fine BUT right now students have not been able to enter china since last year so i’d wait until you hear about that first before coming. If you can come this year, 100% do it! I’m living the exact same life now as i did before COVID (only exception is wearing a mask and scanning in places...).
@@livinlavidaluke Understood! That is reassuring to hear, so much of the experience is based on what happens outside of the classroom, would be an absolute shame not to be able to see or travel to anywhere. Thanks again, and subscribed!
man, I studied machine learning in my masters' degree too. I forgot about all those x-layer neural networks, regularization, forward/backward propagation etc. soon after my graduation lol. It was too difficult for me. I work in finance in Hangzhou
Just subscribed. Yearning for the old university days long ago. How do you manage to catch up with lectures in Chinese & Chinese terminology? I suppose you'll write you dissertation in English. What about Chinese PhD students - in Chinese or English?
So the one in this video was just a seminar, i only need to attend and don't need to take any exams. BUT in my first year i had to pass several exams which were indeed taught in Chinese, but all the resources were in English e.g. slides/notes/textbook. & Yep i write my thesis in English and the Chinese students will write theirs in Chinese, although they will need to publish scientific papers in English so i often need to help them polish it up😁
Well i am from india i really fascinated by the some of the western chinese bloggers likes barret,cryus, Gwelio 60, rafa go around, Jeery good, live in china ..... Really all are so much fascinated me that i really want to come live and work there ,though my age is 52 years , ao its not possible.
What a BIG campus. It is,beautiful too. The research work office is big too and it is for PhD students only? Do you get that desk solely allocated to you? If so, space is not a problem in your Uni. Oh yeah, someday you may find that one of your course mate is Minister of Technology as the top few Unis usually take in the top students too. How do you survive not understanding Mandarin much esp. the lectures, seminars and conferences?
Wherever you live in the Western world, I feel that it's pretty much the same and can get quite boring... but I thought China would be really diverse (it is!) and can give me a totally different lifestyle! Plus, I wanted to learn Mandarin too as it will help for future job hunting, so where better to live?
I will defend it in English, all of the professors are very good at English because they publish their research in foreign journals so they have to know it!
Subscribed man. Good work. My study is about metabolomics in diabetes. Though personally have some experience in predictive models from machine learning, my work isn't really about that. Feel free to chat along if you're interested. Was considering Shanghai but finally didn't. Cheers.
Wow very nice, i have little expertise in biology so i always resort to professionals like yourself (specifically in pathology, however) to understand it and then i apply the ML models based off their insight, so it's really useful in actually aiding biologists in a clinical setting (rather than taking over their job😝)
@@livinlavidaluke well I think it eventually have to evolve, I helped organized a researched using ML to diagnose cardiac ultrasound(US) images. Because US really depends on the technician's experience, we have to look at the technician's name before we decide how much trust we should put in a certain US result. So we really want a machine to help standardize it, and I'm pretty sure the ultrasound technicians would feel just fine to focus on verifying ML-US results in the future (lol). Anyways keep up the good work mate! Hope you get some good result!
Cheers! The admission process is all in English so it’s ok, my university has an international student centre so the staff there speak english if you have questions, but not all universities will offer this i bet
I see you are working on digital pathology imaging. That's very interesting and really up my alley as a pathologist. Could I ask what is your thesis about?
@@victorkmlee so i looked at about 15 different cancer types and performed an analysis on each type. The cancer grading is qualitative and based off of a group of pathologists grading into low/medium and high which my model will hopefully aim to learn from!
@@livinlavidaluke Thanks for letting me know. A lot of cancer types indeed. I suspect this could be largely epithelial based (e.g. prostate, breast, colorectal, stomach) with a two tier grading system (WHO classification). A reliably mitotic count would be something we need but this is quantitative analysis. For sarcomas apart from Neuroblastomas and Wilm's tumour not so applicable as we look at mitotic count, necrosis and type. Good luck with your thesis. I know a pathologist from Jiao Tong who is the sarcoma pathologist. Maybe you might know him.
lord, the campus meal is so cheap... btw, I'm curious about the elecrical motorcycle, if you just scan and go and park whereever you like, who's responsible for battery recharging?
Hey, thanks for video. I have couple questions if you don't mind. 1. What's your study plan is? 2. Maybe you can share or help me find some videos with PhD defence in your university. Thanks in advance!
Remember to help out and leave a like! & Follow my insta @livinlavidaluke for daily updates of my life!!
Which universities did you go to for your undergrad and masters?
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Oxford Brookes and Warwick
I always wonder without African athletes how many medals 🏅🥈🥉 Americans and Canadians can get in the Olympics.
@@小肉肉-f4u They have mainly African in muscle and speed disciplines. But white do well in thinking and technical disciplines
For AI and ML, it's great to learn them in Chinese universities.
In China everything is huge including the canteen-damn the variety of food.
lol
O(∩_∩)O~as a Chinese I have to say we don't have a choice since China is the most populous country(probably India will take over China to be the new most populous country in the coming 5 years)
Awesome video Luke. Impressive place to study with great facilities too! Really interesting to hear views shared by another student and how learning compares to uk
Thanks, Dad😉
amzing😂your son is very excellent.Shanghai jiao tong University is one of most great universities in China.😎
Lee Barrett took me here... and I subscribed after watching the video till the end. A fantastic peek into what China can offer to foreign students doing postgrad studies! Thanks
I just like the part about payment. It's "how much is that?", "2.80","Tic" and done!
How I wish my country (not China) can implement this and skip the long queue just to pay for my groceries.
I come here because of your interview with Barret. Great video! I have subscribed.
I'm studying in the EU at the moment, I miss China so much, especially the food and the convenience.
Not to mention how safe it is here in comparison😬
Oh man glad I discovered this, cured my Minhang homesick. Alumnus report
Thanks! Make sure to share with all your other alumni friends then😉
Wow, what a huge and beautiful campus!
I'm coming for postgraduate study in sjtu this year！glad to see this video
Good luck, hope to see you there!
Hey, very awesome video! I am also a PhD student but majoring in molecular biology and I am currently doing it in New Zealand. SJTU ranked top 50 globally I guess based on the latest QS ranking?! a very prestigious university aye. Good luck to both of you on this tough but fulfilling PhD journey! Liked and just subscribed~
Thanks a lot, Andy! We are doing similar research i guess then as mine is applied to histology images so i’m trying to learn about cellular properties in pathology 😜best of luck!
Just came across this video and you kept me watching to the end, nice work, man~
Appreciate that, thanks a lot!
I loved public transportation and I know Chinese. I love the fact, one of the top universities in China is named Shanghai Jiao Tong, which means Shanghai Public transport university.
Super cool video! I’m doing PhD in bioinformatics involving AI as well. I saw you’re using tensorflow lol. So intriguing to see a foreigner PhD student in China. Keep it up!
Learning pytorch now! Yes my class in UK had 80% chinese students and now my class in china has 99% chinese, i’m the only foreigner haah😜
Pretty nice day hey, interesting to see how it is at the university
Not nice for droning though, was soooooo windy🤣
Very interesting! Please make more videos about SJTU. As this is my university either, so it would be nice to watch about it until I will be able to attend offline classes
Greetings from University of West London! #BA #graphicdesign I applied at SJTU today. :)) your videos are great!
Fantastic, good luck! Check my other video out on applying to universities (I know you've already applied but i give some advice about moving there too ;) )
thank you~ As a Chinese student going to study abroad, your video makes me little bit nostalgic for my university. haha
It is a top university!👍
One of top university in China.
Haha I came to the UK to study AI here for my PhD. It would be fun talking to you about the research experience in both places.
My alma mater! I’m doing my PhD in the US and it’s really fun to see familiar things through a foreigner’ s view!
Oh wow this brings back memories. I went to sichuan univeristy in end of 2019 to study for a year and finish my masters. Also decided i would like to do a phd later in China, I rly loved it there. Then covid came, uni told me to leave the country for a while. I was never able to return. Only spent three months there. Now I am actually thinking about applying again for next year. Your living the dream there ;) I am also looking for Deep Learning PhDs btw
Excellent, good luck and hope you can come back!
@@livinlavidaluke Thank You! How hard is it to get into the top unis right now? Did you get into contact with the right professors beforehand and discuss possible research areas or how did that work for you?
Yeah exactly, i speak about this in more details in one of my videos about applying for uni scholarships if you’re interested!
@@livinlavidaluke I already binged that :p
would definitely be looking forward to any phd/study related content if thats on your list.
on the lab situation at a chinese university:
I was usually among the first in the lab around 8am. Most ppl would arrive between 10 and 11am. Then regardless go to lunch at 11:30 although basically noone of them did much work. Afterwards lab would be half empty with chinese students going for a nap (no kidding). I would leave by 4/5pm and they were always wondering why I would leave so early. Ofc the professor would only notice me not being there while his other students stayed -.-' They would stick around until maybe 10 pm. Not very effective though. But I also noticed a lot were sticking around because the lab was more spacious than their shared dorm rooms, so lab time doesnt rly equal working hours in that case. Many would also play games or watch a movie at their desk.
greetings from germany
My partner and I left SJTU 10 years ago, now we live in Australia and my partner is doing PhD program. We miss the time we studied at SJTU a lot. At that time, we needed to buy paper tickets(4 yuan) for the school shuttle bus, and when buying food in the canteen, we needed to swipe student cards, we didn't have App or QR code at that time lol. I still remember the first time I went to SJTU, I was shocked by the size of the campus, and then lost my way on the first night of enrollment....
I bet it will be totally different in another 10 years time for me too😜
really like your videos, you made me want to go back to school now. Keep up the great effort...
Really a busy and active day
Nice video! The campus looks amazing!!
Super cool to see someone else's live in Shanghai!
Thanks! Just subscribed to your channel too, will watch your Shanghai life later on😜
Well done Luke , truly proud of you.
Damn, that tube train is packed like it's pre-pandemic times! You guys have the old Coro under control? 😯
Yeppp, It’s been under control in Shanghai since last August, everything is normal😁
@@livinlavidaluke meanwhile in America
Ahhhh, I miss there. Really beautiful campus.
Thanks for showing us your experiences
Fantastic course; very good future for you Sir. Plus fluent in Mandarin is excellent for job opportunities! Greetings from London. 👍
Cheers, Lee!
I love the fact that you out english subtitles even though you mostly speak in english. I'm a brazilian bachelor's de gree in law student and sometimes I struggle with the british accent haha
Glad it helps!
Hey my university was actually across the street (ECNU) and I had couple of friends in JTU. Back in the days of my undergrad there was no common bikes so you had to walk. I remembered it took me 1 hour to walk from the west to the east of JTU campus
I miss those buildings, 上院，中院，下院，包玉刚图书馆，食堂, etc. Even the banks on campus are memorable.
Hi Luke, if possible, could you share a bit about how you got into that university and what were their gpa and prerequisite requirements? Thanks! Great videos!
Sure, i'll add it onto my video idea list 😁
Interesting campus life in Shanghai!
Wow, 交通大学！ many Chinese governers r from this university!
姚明 too!😉
perhaps one day he wanna join cpc membership?
@@fannyalbi9040 why not if good to sever the people and the world
Amazing video. Keep up the good work. Support
Interesting to see a young student in Shanghai. I've been in Shanghai between 2008-2011 several times.(NOT for study).
Still remember line 1 was going to People Square (might have changed in the meantime😉)
ye this part showing our real daily life,nice work
man food looks amazingggg there
Inspiring journey Luke! Keep it up!
Love the video. Can’t wait to visit China. Subscribed
Thanks john
Auto subscribed. Planning to apply this year for my doctorate degree.
i think AI for TCM traditional chinese medicine is a lot more bang than western medicine, as you are in china, and there is also a TCM university in shanghai that offers TCM engineering and they should be happy to work with jiaotung university. A good and logical book on TCM is 中醫精准辨證論治學by 孫喜靈who is an important figure in combining chinese and western medicine, thats why his book is more like a western style textbook in its presentation and its numerous examples
Very interesting perspective
I have lived in both campus and now living in Xuhui Campus, hope to encounter you sometime , and best of luck for your studies in Jiao Tong University
For sure, say hi if you ever see me👍 and you too
Glad that you like it.
SHJTU is a top school in China. You get to interact with a lot of smart people.
Super interesting and informative, thanks for uploading!
Out of interest what's the situation like with COVID and university campuses? I saw in the video you were able to enter the university campus from outside by scanning the app, is it like that for all universities in China at the moment, do you know? I've heard that a number of university campuses in China were locked down for a very long time, even after the situation was brought under control in China, and students were unable to enter or leave... I'm considering going to university in China, but the idea of being locked down on campus all the time and unable to leave majorly puts me off the idea. There's not really any information about this online, so it would be good to get an insight into what it's like as a student there from someone who's already there now.
Anyway, sorry for the long comment, and cheers for uploading again!
Yeah so i wasn’t able to enter my campus until about August last year! But i can go and leave freely now so you don’t need to worry. I visited Xiamen in January and i wanted to look around their university (renowned for being the most beautiful uni in the world) but they only let xiamen students in, so it seems it’s like that everywhere now. But these cities are really safe and have had no cases for months so the rules are relaxed, if you come here it will be fine BUT right now students have not been able to enter china since last year so i’d wait until you hear about that first before coming.
If you can come this year, 100% do it! I’m living the exact same life now as i did before COVID (only exception is wearing a mask and scanning in places...).
@@livinlavidaluke Understood! That is reassuring to hear, so much of the experience is based on what happens outside of the classroom, would be an absolute shame not to be able to see or travel to anywhere.
Thanks again, and subscribed!
Just find your channel,love it signed up, keep on dong the good work.
Thanks sooo much, means a lot
Thanks for showing the world of a real China!
Thank you for your video and i am very enjoying it. ☺
man, I studied machine learning in my masters' degree too. I forgot about all those x-layer neural networks, regularization, forward/backward propagation etc. soon after my graduation lol. It was too difficult for me. I work in finance in Hangzhou
Hope you had a great time in Shanghai. My family lives in 普陀区， I used to take the line 3 at 曹杨路 station all the time.
Wow looks like everything done on a phone. Wish I do t have to carry my wallet on a daily hasis
Great work Luke 👍 keep going 😊
Love your videos
It's a promising area of research that you're doing at SJTU. Best wishes
Thank you very much for showing these real life in China, western mainstream media never report these.
Beijing native currently studying in France... had around 300k new covid cases here in a day, really miss home right now lmaoo
Nice video Luke! I miss the Xinjiang food in 2nd canteen😉
Yes, more expensive but really delicous!
Just subscribed. Yearning for the old university days long ago. How do you manage to catch up with lectures in Chinese & Chinese terminology? I suppose you'll write you dissertation in English. What about Chinese PhD students - in Chinese or English?
So the one in this video was just a seminar, i only need to attend and don't need to take any exams. BUT in my first year i had to pass several exams which were indeed taught in Chinese, but all the resources were in English e.g. slides/notes/textbook. & Yep i write my thesis in English and the Chinese students will write theirs in Chinese, although they will need to publish scientific papers in English so i often need to help them polish it up😁
I am currently learning how to write papers with LaTex.
awesome cotent brother!
I’m really interested in your research if AI, esp from an educational perspective. Can I ask you some more questions about this via we chat?
Your content and Vado clip is really interesting.
Bring back memories!
you leave your lab 6 at pm they are still there .you leave at 9 pm they are still there .
wait at 8:29 how much does it cost to open up a fast food in the campus ??
Well i am from india i really fascinated by the some of the western chinese bloggers likes barret,cryus, Gwelio 60, rafa go around, Jeery good, live in china ..... Really all are so much fascinated me that i really want to come live and work there ,though my age is 52 years , ao its not possible.
You can come to travel like what I plan to do upon pension 😉
There's an Indian lady vlogger that I like too, her channel is called "Ruchi in China".😉
Pls Check "Indian in china " as well🙏🙏🙏
您看起来性格真好 很有礼貌
谢谢！
Impressed with your Chinese skill. Since you are in my home city. You will impress me more if you learn to speak “Shanghainese”.
liked and subscribed, really interesting the campus live, do more vlog about your university.
I miss 全家。 I used to go there ever night after work.
Me too! The food is so cheap! I will make a video soon buying several things from there
@@livinlavidaluke my favorite is 葱油拌面。I'm not sure if they still sell it. It's delicious.
Good Job and Support !
What a BIG campus. It is,beautiful too. The research work office is big too and it is for PhD students only? Do you get that desk solely allocated to you? If so, space is not a problem in your Uni. Oh yeah, someday you may find that one of your course mate is Minister of Technology as the top few Unis usually take in the top students too. How do you survive not understanding Mandarin much esp. the lectures, seminars and conferences?
What make you wanna to study PhD in China in the first place
Wherever you live in the Western world, I feel that it's pretty much the same and can get quite boring... but I thought China would be really diverse (it is!) and can give me a totally different lifestyle! Plus, I wanted to learn Mandarin too as it will help for future job hunting, so where better to live?
Great video. 10k subs really soon
Cheers, 5k first though!
@@livinlavidaluke thats guaranteed
Nice video! My company is nearby Jiaotong Uni...
It is going to be very interesting to defend your PhD thesis in Mandarin.
I will defend it in English, all of the professors are very good at English because they publish their research in foreign journals so they have to know it!
@@livinlavidaluke Nice!
Luke, you are a very impressive young man.
I saw you in the Barrett interview.
nice video continue bro
Nice video.. keep up..
没想到上交也跟我学校一样，上课都往后排坐，哈哈
GL and keep up mate.
thanks!
Subscribed man. Good work. My study is about metabolomics in diabetes. Though personally have some experience in predictive models from machine learning, my work isn't really about that. Feel free to chat along if you're interested. Was considering Shanghai but finally didn't. Cheers.
Wow very nice, i have little expertise in biology so i always resort to professionals like yourself (specifically in pathology, however) to understand it and then i apply the ML models based off their insight, so it's really useful in actually aiding biologists in a clinical setting (rather than taking over their job😝)
@@livinlavidaluke well I think it eventually have to evolve, I helped organized a researched using ML to diagnose cardiac ultrasound(US) images. Because US really depends on the technician's experience, we have to look at the technician's name before we decide how much trust we should put in a certain US result. So we really want a machine to help standardize it, and I'm pretty sure the ultrasound technicians would feel just fine to focus on verifying ML-US results in the future (lol). Anyways keep up the good work mate! Hope you get some good result!
Great video Luke, do they provide chinese language support prior to admission for foreign students?
Cheers! The admission process is all in English so it’s ok, my university has an international student centre so the staff there speak english if you have questions, but not all universities will offer this i bet
I see you are working on digital pathology imaging. That's very interesting and really up my alley as a pathologist. Could I ask what is your thesis about?
Exactly! I'm looking at classifying nuclei within whole slide images and then using that to grade the cancer
@@livinlavidaluke Any particular cancer and what cancer grading system?
@@victorkmlee so i looked at about 15 different cancer types and performed an analysis on each type. The cancer grading is qualitative and based off of a group of pathologists grading into low/medium and high which my model will hopefully aim to learn from!
@@livinlavidaluke Thanks for letting me know. A lot of cancer types indeed. I suspect this could be largely epithelial based (e.g. prostate, breast, colorectal, stomach) with a two tier grading system (WHO classification). A reliably mitotic count would be something we need but this is quantitative analysis. For sarcomas apart from Neuroblastomas and Wilm's tumour not so applicable as we look at mitotic count, necrosis and type. Good luck with your thesis. I know a pathologist from Jiao Tong who is the sarcoma pathologist. Maybe you might know him.
What a great place to study and live
Hi! If you have chance can come to visit Malaysia University
Good video well done 加油，
9:28 these red buildings are brand new! It was not there when I studied on this campus. Though I graduated almost 10 years ago. 🥺😄
You’re right! They’ve only just been built about a year ago or so.
lord, the campus meal is so cheap... btw, I'm curious about the elecrical motorcycle, if you just scan and go and park whereever you like, who's responsible for battery recharging?
Hey, thanks for video. I have couple questions if you don't mind.
1. What's your study plan is?
2. Maybe you can share or help me find some videos with PhD defence in your university.
Thanks in advance!
你讲中文蛮可爱的哈哈😄 也可以试试在哔哩哔哩(Bilibili)上传视频试试看呀
当然，我的哔哩哔哩帐户是 ”LifeOfLuke英国”
@livinlavidaluke 好的哈哈 立马去关注了 加油加油
@@janechou35 非常感谢！我没有太多的视频，因为它需要很长时间来翻译！
@livinlavidaluke 理解你的，翻译的确是个困难点，现在慢慢来吧，感觉你剪辑的不错，可以考虑出一些主题系列视频或者对生活中文化差异的comments那种个人风格比较强的视频，期待你之后的视频😀
@@livinlavidaluke 你不说我都反应不过来没有字幕😂