【国际学生追梦深圳】2025年深圳大运留学基金会奖学金获奖学生风采

幸运的是，得益于早年接触中文，阮鏸嬌在语言方面并未遇到太多障碍。她从六岁开始学习中文，与许多受家庭影响的人不同，她是真心享受这个过程。正因为印尼缺乏沉浸式的中文环境，来中国留学成了她自然而然的选择。

在港中大（深圳），最让她欣赏的一点是教授和助教们的随和与支持。无论遇到什么难题，她总能在办公时间或课后得到耐心的解答。

商业领域与她个人的优势、性格和志向不谋而合。“我一直乐于承担领导角色，也享受随之而来的责任，”她说，“更重要的是，商业无处不在——从购物中心到街角小店——我始终对企业如何运作、怎样管理人力资源，以及如何实现可持续发展充满好奇。”

大学生活中，国际学生协会（ISA）在阮鏸嬌的成长中扮演了核心角色。作为前活动部主席，她曾带领团队组织多元文化活动，促进不同背景学生的交流。她也是思廷书院住宿生协会（RSA）的一员，协助举办全院活动，共同营造了一个活跃而包容的住宿社区。此外，阮鏸嬌目前还担任国际学生大使总协调员及印尼地区联络人，带领大使团队通过校园导览、分享会和开放日等活动，帮助潜在新生更好地融入港中大（深圳）的生活。

去年夏天，她作为学校仅有的两名学生代表之一，参与了招商局集团主办的“C-Blue培训计划”，与来自“一带一路”国家的22名国际学生一同走访了重庆、宜昌和深圳，深入探索中国海洋经济的发展现状。目前，她正在首尔大学商学院进行交换学习——这所韩国顶尖学府也是港中大（深圳）的重要合作伙伴。

在获得环球商务管理本科学位并积累相关实习经验后，阮鏸嬌计划进入管理咨询行业，目标成为像麦肯锡这样的顶尖公司的商业分析师。在积累数年专业经验之后，她也希望继续深造，攻读CEMS国际管理硕士（MIM）项目，进入全球前30的大学拓宽视野，进一步夯实自己在国际商务领域的专业能力。

After graduating from undergraduate studies, Olivia joined TikTok. However, she soon realized that practical experience alone wasn’t enough. While she could manage projects and propose solutions, she lacked the theoretical grounding to fully understand the behaviors she was observing and to design more effective, evidence-based interventions. That realization ultimately motivated her to pursue a Master’s in Applied Psychology at CUHK-Shenzhen—so she could gain the academic depth, research skills, and holistic perspective needed to truly integrate psychology into organizational development.

One of the most memorable experiences she had was interning at a local hospital. It gave her the chance to see people from all walks of life and offered deep insight into Chinese society—its values, its healthcare system, and the quiet strength of everyday people. It was incredibly meaningful and left a lasting impression on her, both personally and professionally.

After graduation, she hopes to gain work experience at a hospital or a leading tech company in Shenzhen—such as DJI, Huawei or Tencent. With her HR background and the academic foundation she is building at CUHK-Shenzhen, she believes she will be well-equipped to contribute meaningfully and continue learning. In the long term, whether she is working with Chinese companies expanding into Singapore, contributing to government efforts in trade and diplomacy, or scaling her travel business to introduce more Southeast Asians to China, she hopes to be a good representation of cultural exchange and relationship between the two countries.

When Bryan first came to China, he found that the language barrier made everything difficult. He forced himself to talk more in Chinese and use his spare time to learn Chinese. Now, his Chinese is around conversational level. It is not the best and tones aren't the most accurate, but he can get his ideas across easily. In his last internship, he had to communicate in Chinese with his company's partners since none of his supervisors knew how to speak Chinese. He was shocked at how much he has improved and realized that learning a language is an endless journey.

Besides, he has been a part of the International Students' Association for two years. He first started as a Content Writer for MCD and then became the Chair of the Cultural, Integration, and Support Department, where he managed a group of students coming from diverse backgrounds and nationalities to organize events and support international students. His favorite initiative was the Chinese Conversational Classes. He interviewed and recruited local Chinese students who were passionate about teaching and offered classes in 4 levels for international students: Basic, Intermediate, Advanced, and Business Chinese.

刚来中国时，Bryan因语言障碍遭遇诸多不便。他鼓励自己多说中文，并利用空闲时间自学中文。如今，他已经可以使用中文进行日常交流。实习期间，他独自用中文与合作方对接，那一刻他为自己的进步感到惊喜，也意识到学习语言是一个持续的旅程。

加入国际学生协会两年以来，Bryan从文案编辑成长为部门主席。他带领团队组织各类活动，为国际学生提供支持。他发起并策划了中文课，助力国际学生更好地融入中国。

Kayla joined the RoboMaster 2025 with the representatives of the school. Her team assembled robots and developed their control system. In the beginning, she was a complete newbie in both 3D modelling and robot construction. Through the support of the team, she was able to find her footing. It was a journey full of not only laughter and joy, but also with blood, sweat and tears (figuratively and literally). Those late nights spent inside the lab until 2AM-3AM, those frustrated discussions talking about mismatched holes and the blockage of the bullet paths, and the painful process of filing carbon plates and aluminium pipes that were used as the base foundations of these robots. Even though she was the only foreigner on the team, the others had given overwhelming translation support and encouragement. She plans to further explore her interest in robotics and 3D designing by taking up a research position as a research assistant and applying for a Master's in the same area.