Actually, I don't really spend much time with foreigners. But this year, our school and Russian universities held a competition for a week. Then we were selected as volunteers, and then we formed a deep affection with them.

On the first day we met, I still thought they were so arrogant that they didn't talk to us about it. They couldn't find anyone at any time, which always made people worry about it. We are mainly responsible for their eating problems and shooting local problems. But, at first, they thought that we would reveal their shooting plans, and they didn't want us to participate. Later, it gradually became clear that we were not like that, so we were one step closer.

From the days we got along, I think they are interested in our tableware, especially chopsticks. Because we all know that they don't use chopsticks, only knives and forks. So I was particularly curious. We volunteers ate with them, and they wanted to learn how to use chopsticks. So several of us have been teaching them how to use them. After a few days of eating, they still know how to use chopsticks, and they use chopsticks every time they eat.

Secondly, there was a Sugar-Coated Berry in front of our school. At first, we didn't know that they liked it, because we saw one of the girls standing there during the filming. I watched Sugar-Coated Berry all the time, and I saw it quietly. Then we were going to interview them at night, so we brought a few strings by the way. I didn't expect them to be very happy, and several people ate them all in a short time, and then they said they liked them very much. They were delicious. They wanted to eat at that time, but they didn't buy it, so we took it back.

In fact, they are particularly fond of some traditional things in China, such as Chinese knots. When they were filming in China, they also went to the place where Chinese knots were sold, and wanted to see how they were made. However, due to the limited time, they didn't come. When they left, several of us bought Chinese knots and paper-cuts for them as a souvenir.

They are interested in Beijing Opera, but for me, I know very little about Beijing Opera. But when they went out to play, they asked us if there was any Peking Opera here and let us take them there. There is a theater near our school, but generally there are no people who sing Peking Opera. They only sing regularly, and then we took them to visit the theater, as well as some costumes and musical instruments of Peking Opera.

They also like hot pot in China, and they have always wanted to eat it since they came here. Then a few of us waited for the busy work and invited them to a hot pot restaurant to feel the charm of the hot pot. Their chopsticks are no different from ours now.