Just want to share some BBQ photos (taken yesterday). I have always appreciated HKUST for setting up a BBQ place at the beach for students. You can book the stove on student intranet. Everything is just so simple.
In these photos, one GG is an exchange PhD students. The other people except me are MPhil and PhD students from the same CS lab. For me, I'm a guest invited by my friend.
I'm also going to commence my MPhil from this summer in the next two years. By that time things will get much more intense compared with current student life. However, I think no matter how limited the time is, don't ever be an otaku. When feeling tired, try to go out, meet friends and get relaxed. That's surely better than just staying in dorm beside the laptop :-)
Great BBQ party :)
FYI: Maybe you should introduce more details about the local abbreviation "GG", haha~
Oh, I really don't have any special thought about this word. Isn't that an internet abbreviation of male?
I'd think that it's a Chinese-originated abbreviation, so the international applicability is questionable :P
I was thinking that I no longer was an Otaku untill I read your post. I need a BBQ!
Not that serious, man. Don't worry, you don't know currently how otaku I am. Maybe you are already not one of us anymore:-)
Yeah, just like I was always confused on "WTF" (What the fuck) and "FTW" (For the win) when talking to foreigner bloggers years ago. :)
Haha, I think I should be more careful next time, in case there's misunderstanding.
This is the most hilarious mistake I've ever come to know :P
囧rz......
Have a nice BBQ,man !
Thanks my friend!
Nice BBQ, happy time!
It is so nice to be young....
I think feeling young is even more important :-)
one question no relating to the theme, do you think hk universities prefer to recruit mainland overseas doctor students for their lecturers?
I don't think hk universities have much preference on this issue. As far as your research works and publications are good, no matter who you're the university will be willing to admit you as potential faculty.
Anyway, it is true that there're many mainland doctors who went to US and came to HK to be faculty members. I think the reason behind this is that they're willing to do so, not because the university has any preference.
But, US background is usually prefered by HK Univs and by those Research students applying for admission to the Univs.