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I love China. What should I write in an English manuscript?

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Nothing can change it, my China heart.

Rivers and mountains are only in my dream country, which has not been near for many years.

But no matter what, I can't change my China heart.

Although I am wearing a dress, my heart is still China's.

My ancestors have put Chinese seals on everything.

The Yangtze River, the Great Wall, Huangshan Mountain and Yellow River weigh a thousand pounds in my heart.

No matter what, no matter when, the heart is the same. ...

Some people say that no matter where China people live in the world, people are familiar with the touching song My China Heart. Indeed, "My China Heart" is a song that expresses the thoughts of overseas travelers about their motherland and their heartfelt feelings. I often hum this song unconsciously when I miss my beloved motherland.

Freshmen from Korean universities enter school in spring. This year, the Chinese Department of my university enrolled two new students. As usual, the department will hold a party to welcome new students. It was March 14, and it was also a day in white day. The party was arranged in a hotel. In the afternoon, I gave a Chinese conversation class to a sophomore class, and two students asked for leave to go to the meeting. At five o'clock, when three other teachers in the department and I arrived at the hotel where the venue was located, two rows of students had lined up at the door to welcome us. The monitor of a class and one of the hosts of the party gave each of our teachers a badge. I didn't notice that every student hung a badge with their names and classes written on it. His name tag only has the name of the teacher and the word "professor". I haven't learned Korean since I came to Korea, but my Korean name is often used, so I am familiar with it. The teacher is called "professor" with a suffix to show respect.

When I entered the hotel, I was taken to my seat by my classmates with warm applause. Looking around the hotel, there is a small national flag hanging in the hall, and you can see the five-star red flag of China floating inside at a glance. There are several plates of puffed snacks and assorted salads on the table, as well as a plate of dried squid, a large wine glass and a large glass of beer. There is a big TV on the stage with a red picture hanging on it. I know about Korean, which means "welcome". Korean in the middle means nothing more than welcoming new students. Host the students to speak, and then several Korean teachers took the stage to speak. When I heard the pronunciation of my name in the Korean of the host, Mr. Park, the head of the department, invited me to say a few words in Chinese on the stage. I didn't understand what the Korean teacher said on the stage, so I handled it according to the domestic situation. In the applause of my classmates, I stepped onto the stage, and Teacher Park followed me as an interpreter. After saying "hello everyone" in Korean, I began to speak Chinese, and Teacher Park translated it into Korean. I said it was a party for teachers and old classmates to welcome new classmates. First of all, I warmly welcome new students to graduate from high school, enter the university and become a college student. I congratulate them. Next, I said, I hope that freshmen will study Chinese hard for two years and get excellent results, so as to lay a deep knowledge foundation for future work and study in China; I also wish my old classmates to graduate with excellent results next year and go to school or work smoothly. Finally, I said, long live the friendship between the Chinese and Korean people. After Mr. Park finished translating, we returned to our seats with warm applause from the students.

The next thing I participated in was about white day. A few years ago, there was a "Korean Wave" in China, but I have never heard of this festival in China. It was a teacher from China who reminded me first, so I asked a Korean teacher. According to him, February 14 Valentine's Day is the day when girls give their boyfriends gifts, mainly chocolates, and March 14 is the day when boys give chocolates to their girlfriends in return. It is said that a couple did it. A chocolate merchant found a business opportunity and publicized it vigorously. March 14 became the second Valentine's Day. The English expression is "white day", which can be translated into "white day". The host students sent several bags of chocolate bars, which were distributed to the students by the teachers as gifts for this festival. Originally, the four teachers we came to were all men, and most of the students in the Chinese department were women, so we seemed to give gifts to our girl friends. I walked among the students with my bag and gave each of them a chocolate candy. Then some naughty students said, "Miss Li, I love you" and grabbed some candy from me. I even said, "No, everyone can only have one", but I don't care if the students don't quit.

After receiving the performance program, everyone enjoyed the program while eating. Soon, the teachers were called up one by one, of course, all Korean songs sung by Korean teachers. When it was my turn, I said that Korean songs were very popular in China and called "Korean Wave", but I couldn't sing, so I sang a China song called "My China Heart" to express a wanderer's yearning for the motherland overseas. I was tone deaf, but after singing, my classmates gave me warm applause. When I returned to my seat, I was still immersed in the thoughts of my motherland. Although I like this party very much, living in a foreign country worries me after all. The students also performed many Chinese programs. The most popular China songs in South Korea are Sweet Honey and The Moon Represents My Heart, which were sung by Teresa Teng before. Students often hear them sing in their activities, and some people sing this time. Several students I am familiar with also performed Chinese story recitation programs.

There are few formal teachers in Korean universities. My Chinese department is a two-year junior college with five or six classes. There are only two formal teachers. Except that I am a foreign teacher in academic exchange, all the other teachers are temporary substitute teachers, including Koreans who have studied Chinese in China and overseas Chinese in Korea. On this day, only one foreign teacher came, which is rarely seen at ordinary times. When we met, we chatted. He said he had a company in China, which made me more interested. It turns out that he studied Chinese at Taiwan Province Provincial Political University, and after returning to China, he joined the business community and his career developed smoothly. Now he has a branch in China and an office in Hangzhou. He often travels between South Korea, Otawa, China and Hangzhou. While speaking, his mobile phone rang several times, and he sometimes answered it in Korean; Yes, I answered in Chinese, so I thought it was my branch in China. When he was in Taiwan Province Province, he met another teacher in the department who studied there. Later, he was hired and took several classes a day. Last year, two Chinese graduates went to work in his company. I told him with a smile that you are not only a teacher here, but also a job market for students to graduate. He also said that the quality of students in this department is very good, and he hoped that the company would recruit more students to work after expanding its business in China.

Drinking too much makes students and teachers more lively, and the boundary between teachers and students has been broken. Several teachers ran to the students to talk and laugh, and several students came to me. When students put squid slices in my mouth with jam, I was really uncomfortable, but when in Rome, do as the Romans do, I can't spoil the students' fun. A student waved her long hair and said, "Miss Li, I love you." Another student in a dress scrambled to say, "I have liked Teacher Li since last year." I replied, "I am very happy. Thank you. I love you too. I asked the Korean teacher how to say "I love you" in Korean, and then I shouted it out in Korean. I will introduce China, the university in China and Nanjing where I work, and welcome them to visit or study in China.

The party broke up, but it is a Korean custom to go to the bar until midnight. When I left the hotel and entered the pub, everyone started drinking again. To my surprise, my capacity for liquor has increased, and I am not drunk after drinking so much. A student chatted with me. English is Chinese, but he can't explain it clearly, so he hired a Korean teacher as a translator. This student is only a sophomore. She is 30 years old. I asked her if she had a boyfriend. She said the word "loneliness" in Chinese, which I think is a good word. Other students asked me how I was doing in Korea. I said I liked Korea, but I was lonely. The student said with a smile that Miss Li borrowed her words. Several students went to my domestic school for short-term training during the winter vacation, which was led by Teacher Park. When I didn't go home during the winter vacation, I asked Mr. Park to take something back to China for my wife. When my wife went to get something from Mr. Park's hotel, she specially invited the students to meet and talk with my wife. A student who met my wife praised me for my beauty. Of course I'm happy and praise her for her beauty. I don't want her to care and ask me repeatedly: am I really beautiful? I shouted in English, beautiful, beautiful. Several classmates shouted "I love you" to me, and I answered them "I love you" in the Korean I just learned. Everyone drank happily. Once the teacher mentioned a spring outing and spent the night in the Yellow Sea. The students were particularly excited when they talked about this matter, especially saying that Miss Li in China should not be "lonely". I am happy to say that I can stand on the Yellow Sea and see my China on the other side. Everyone seems to be drunk, and many people are singing, but I am unwilling to be lonely, singing My China Heart.

In the pub until twelve o'clock, everyone finally broke up. When I got to the dormitory, I woke up and called my wife in China to report to her in detail. I especially said "I love you" to Korean students. I explained that this sentence only means "like" in Korea, which is different from that in China. Although his wife was not angry, she ordered on the phone that you are from China, which means China. Don't tell female students in the future. I accepted the order at once.

Every day in Korea, I miss my motherland. I call my wife almost every day to talk about my lovesickness. My school unit is also very concerned about employees working overseas. I didn't return to China during the winter vacation. The international department of the school specially bought food from China and asked a teacher who returned to China during the Spring Festival to bring it to me when she returned to Korea. I often receive phone calls or emails from Director She of the International Department to express my unit's greetings. Although she is in China, she cares about me in life. When I first arrived in Korea, I didn't buy rice and noodles every day. As a result, she found out, so she wrote to instruct me to eat rice and threatened to sue my wife. She knows that I am not afraid of anything except my wife. She, director of the International Department, contacted me again these two days to talk about my online activities, and kept an eye on my online situation. This time, she reminded me to pay attention to the content of the article and not to take part in some activities I didn't know about. Remembering a domestic friend who recently said that someone from the Ministry of National Security came to my unit to investigate me, I told her that everything I did was truthfully written in my essay. Do I still need to investigate? She comforted me by saying that she believed I was a "good man".

At the time of writing this article, I was listening to Zhang Mingmin's My China Heart. It was not until I went overseas that I realized the weight of my motherland in my heart. Because my motherland is still very backward, I am looked down upon by some Korean systems or Koreans because of my motherland. Just like the song "My ancestors have branded everything with China", as a China native, I have no choice, so I love her with no regrets. I sincerely hope my motherland will become rich and strong, because I miss it overseas. I feel that everything I do overseas is to express my love and blessing for my motherland.

I am looking forward to returning to my motherland, and that day will surely come. Although there is a poor and humble life waiting for me in China, I have no choice but to jump into her arms and treat me the way she likes. Even if I abuse me, I will never betray this love.

..... The blood flowing in my heart is surging with the voice of China.

Even in a foreign country, I can't change my heart in China.

Rivers and mountains are only in dreams, and the motherland has not been close for many years.

But I can't change it anyway, my China heart. ...