Q1:What made you decide to study in China, and why did you choose BGD?

A:I decided to study in China because I visited here for vacation last year and became very interested in the culture. When I got the opportunity to study here this year, I wanted to explore different approaches to design. I thought it would be a great chance.

Q2: What's your first impression of BGD?
A:It’s very different from Spain. My university there is smaller, and we usually don’t live on campus. So when I first arrived, I was quite surprised. I’ve always wanted to experience campus life, and here we can join many activities. Students are very welcoming and warm.

Q3: During your time here so far, have there been any events, an activity or person that left a deep impression on you? Could you share why it is so memorable?
A:Everyone I’ve met here has been so warm. When I first arrived, I worried about the language barrier and being alone. But the reality is the opposite—teachers and classmates are always ready to help. I feel very supported.

Q4：Since you came to China, have you experienced any difficulties, worries, or challenges? If yes, were they solved later? And how?
A:I was worried about the language issue at first, but it turned out to be manageable. Translation tools help a lot, and people here are patient—they never rush you.

Q5: Do you think you would like to come back to China again in the future to study or maybe even to work or live there?
A:Definitely! I don’t want to leave at all, even though it’s only been one semester. I’m sure I’ll come back.

Q6:How do you think your study experience in China will help or influence your future development?
A:I hope this experience will have a big impact on my future. I came here to learn different approaches to design, thinking, and creativity. I’d love to apply what I’ve learned here to my future work.