British Girl Turning to a Trueborn Nanjingness

Bunny, who has studied in Nanjing for 2 years, speaks mandarin with a clear and rich tone. She likes going shopping in the Lady Center and eating pickle fish. The British girl is more and more like a native person in Nanjing.

When she dresses up in drama clothes with opera-water sleeve, makes orchid fingers and walks quick short steps gracefully, you will never imagine she is a girl from Britain if you haven't seen her before she makes up.

Bunny likes Chinese culture and always wants to try drama make-up. Now she is given the chance to play the heroine in an opera, which exhilarates her very much. "I've seen many foreigners who learn Kunqu Opera, but this girl has the best sense of all!" Xu Limei, teacher of Zhongshan Kunqu Opera Group highly remarked Bunny at the first class.

21-year-old Bunny has a Chinese name called Luo Yingying.

Bunny always wore Chinese style clothes when she was nominated at the final of China Campus Singer Grand Prix, participated in Happy Weekend program, and talent show. Her performance deeply impressed Zhang Wei, who was the judge for Campus Singer Grand Prix. He said, "She sings Moonlight Lover wearing a cheongsam and then tears it off, reveals her hip-hop dress inside while singing Ben Cao Gang Mu, which is so surprising!"

At her arrival in Nanjing, Bunny could only say "Hello" and "Goodbye" in Chinese. Now, she has made amazing progress because she executes the principle of learning in life. After living in Nanjing for over 2 years, she has gradually been received by the city.

The Lady Center is a place Bunny often visits in Nanjing. It is no exaggeration that she can even go around in the center with eyes covered because she is so familiar with that place. Gradually, Bunny finds out the tips to bargain.

2-year life as an exchange student will end soon, so Bunny is now confused to choose stay or leave. She said, "I love China so much that I really hate to leave. Even if I go back home to finish my study, I'll still come back to Nanjing in two years!" (Yangtze Evening News)