Hi! I'm from China and with a love for vintage objects and exploring lesser-known places. I usually travel abroad once a year, always looking to dive into local life—street food, small towns, and everyday culture mean more to me than tourist spots.

I’ve been to countries across the former USSR, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and the U.S. I’m independent, curious (INTP), and enjoy both quiet time and meaningful conversations. I also love cooking or doing small things together with hosts.

ps：my interests are quite diverse—I'm drawn to things like porcelain, traditional art, tea culture, philosophy, sci-fi, ruins, and even cute characters like Chiikawa and Loopy.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I use Couchsurfing to connect with locals and understand daily life from the inside. On my trip to South Korea, I’m especially interested in small cities and how ordinary people live. I'm fascinated by East Asian culture and always happy to share stories or cook together.

Interests

I want to see all aspects, good and bad aspects of a city, not just tourist attractions.

I want to make friends with the locals and find interesting places in their lives.

• politics
• pottery
• hiking
• hitchhiking
• urban exploration
• tea
• videography
• asian culture
• north korea
• taking photos

Music, Movies, and Books

Tea ceremony
Asian art
Photography
Japanese animation
Soviet Union

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

In 2019, I undertook a three and a half month long journey, starting from Xinjiang, traveling through Eastern Europe and Central Asia, and finally returning home from Iran.

Teach, Learn, Share

Taking photo or video. Cooking Chinese food. Porcelain production.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Hangout.
Cooking Chinese food.
Taking photo together.(I will take a CCD with me)
Sharing the opinion about our culture and country.

Countries I’ve Visited

Armenia, Australia, Belarus, Georgia, Hong Kong, Iran, Japan, Macao, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myanmar, Russian Federation, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, Turkey, Ukraine, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

China