Nasia, 23, is from Khabarovsk, Russia. She is an intern reporter of Xinhua news agency in Russia. At the age of 15, she began to study Chinese in Russia. From the beginning, she was not interested in Chinese. Later, she developed a strong interest in Chinese and planned to continue to work in the future. She has come to China three times - to attend a summer camp in Hong Kong, to visit Guangzhou, and to study in Shenyang for half a year. During her study abroad, her Chinese level has improved by leaps and bounds, and she has also experienced a different Chinese life. After graduating from the University, she was admitted to graduate school in China, but the epidemic has blocked her way to study. Currently, she is working as an intern reporter in Russia and continues to improve her Chinese level, while waiting for the opportunity to come to China. She said: "my greatest wish now is to hurry back to China to study." The following is her autobiography of her indissoluble bond with China: (a recent photo of nasia) learning Chinese, interest is the best teacher I am nasia, born in Khabarovsk, Russia in 1999. When I was ten years old, my mother took me to participate in the interest class. First I learned painting, and then I learned music. Comparing the two, I found that I particularly like music, and I spent more time studying music. Ordinary days passed day by day. When I was young, I had no idea about China. Until I was 15 years old, my mother suddenly said to me, "go and learn Chinese.". In her opinion, a person who can speak Chinese must have a bright future and a great future. My foreign language at that time was English, and I showed some language talents, so my mother had such a request. I have no objection to my mother's request. Since she said there were many advantages in learning Chinese, I will learn it. I happily entered the Chinese training class, but I did not expect that for a long time after that, I would face my original decision with tears. When I first learned Chinese, I was full of curiosity and learned it fairly well. But the more I learned, the more difficult it was. It made me cry. Every time I want to learn, I cry and don't want to learn. There are no other students around me to learn Chinese. Why do I want to learn Chinese? I don't know what Chinese is for the future. In this confrontational mood, my Chinese has not made any progress at all. Mother watched me learn a language as if I was suffering, so she gave in. She gave me a choice to try again with another teacher. If I still can't raise my interest in learning and feel bored, I will give up. Interest is the best teacher, but sometimes teachers are the best source of interest. After changing my teacher, I made a 360 degree turn in my attitude towards Chinese. Within a few days, I fell in love with Chinese and this Chinese teacher. The teacher is a native Russian, majoring in Oriental Studies in University. He has also studied in China and passed the CET-6. In my eyes, she is the existence of the great God and has become my example. She likes Chinese, loves Chinese culture and has a deep understanding of Chinese history. She hopes that through her own strength, more Russians can understand China and China