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We do not only work hard in Beijing but, we have met in the last days very interesting people from all over the world.

Last friday we had some people in our place and it was very funny to meet two AIESECers, Dominic and Greg. Dominic has been in Colombia and in only 2 months learned how to speak spanish as any Bogotan... pretty impresive! Now he is in Beijing working for exoweb in the HR department. Greg is a Polish guy who came to China to work with the government for raising funds from abroad in a province which name I do not remember. Both of them are really cool and incredible dancers! You can tell from far away that they are from AIESEC. On saturday we went to an AIESEC conference and joined the Global Village... 400 people, from newies, SNs (people that will go in a traineeship), trainees... there was just so many people! It was the best party I have been so far while in China and an amazing oportunity to meet incredible chinese and people, be a good ambasador of my countries (Colombia and Norway) and challenge myself with a new point of view about the country I am visiting.

What I liked the most: The people I met. It is so funny how you can meet an AIESECer and it feels that you've been friends forever.

What I liked the less: mmm... have nothing against dumplings but I just had too many of them. If I come for living in China someday, food will definitely be a big challenge.

More pictures:
http://my.opera.com/yennyotero/albums/show.dml?perscreen=60&id=52625

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