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A Diary of Observations from Germany
- traveling novel
- Categories:Romance
- Language:Complex Ch.
- Publication date:November,2021
- Pages:416
- Retail Price:390.00 TWD
- Size:148mm×210mm
- Publication Place:Taiwan,China
- Words:（Unknown）
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- Text Color:Black and white
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Description
The Wandering Tales of a Heartbroken Homebody in Germany!
This is a diary of observations from Germany written by a person in science and engineering, and also a journey of growth that breaks through oneself and finds true love.
There is a kind of heartbreak that involves throwing oneself into a 15-hour flight, 10,000 kilometers away from home, and then starting anew!
Huang Yisen, a doctoral student in the Department of Electrical Engineering at National Taiwan University, was dumped by his girlfriend "Xiu Zi" on her birthday for still being in the department office writing programs; to heal his emotional wounds, he decided to go to Aachen University of Technology in Germany as a research assistant. It was not until he actually set foot on German soil that he realized his imagination of Europe was nothing more than a beautiful oil painting. He couldn't speak the language, couldn't rent a house, and there were no convenience stores on the streets...
What was originally thought to be a journey to heal turned out to be a battle for survival in a foreign land!?
In the laboratory, he had two partners: one was a handsome human generator with no friends; the other was a humanoid robot who didn't need friends; and the Greek who thought he was the boss had the leisure of the Aegean Sea and was accustomed to working with his mouth... These colleagues, engineers from all over the world with very personal characteristics, also added a lot of variables and fun to his life.
This year, Yisen participated in Germany's Carnival, Christmas market, and the hot spring nudist camp where he let go of himself. He has experienced the embarrassment of a homeless person warming up with paper on the snowy Belgian border; he has also encountered a crisis of workplace bullying and finally learned to fight for himself. This life experience that deviates from the norm has made Yisen rethink his life and the importance of Xiu Zi...
After experiencing countless cultural shocks and being infected by the rigor virus of the Germans, he found that Germany is increasingly like his second hometown!
[About This Book]
This book is a semi-autobiographical novel by the mathematical writer Lai Yiwei, describing the details of life from the perspective of a science and engineering homebody, with a barrage of trash talk that is close to "The Big Bang Theory"; humorously depicting the life and thinking of the Germans in this foreign study, it is like an alternative observation of German culture.
This is a diary of observations from Germany written by a person in science and engineering, and also a journey of growth that breaks through oneself and finds true love.
There is a kind of heartbreak that involves throwing oneself into a 15-hour flight, 10,000 kilometers away from home, and then starting anew!
Huang Yisen, a doctoral student in the Department of Electrical Engineering at National Taiwan University, was dumped by his girlfriend "Xiu Zi" on her birthday for still being in the department office writing programs; to heal his emotional wounds, he decided to go to Aachen University of Technology in Germany as a research assistant. It was not until he actually set foot on German soil that he realized his imagination of Europe was nothing more than a beautiful oil painting. He couldn't speak the language, couldn't rent a house, and there were no convenience stores on the streets...
What was originally thought to be a journey to heal turned out to be a battle for survival in a foreign land!?
In the laboratory, he had two partners: one was a handsome human generator with no friends; the other was a humanoid robot who didn't need friends; and the Greek who thought he was the boss had the leisure of the Aegean Sea and was accustomed to working with his mouth... These colleagues, engineers from all over the world with very personal characteristics, also added a lot of variables and fun to his life.
This year, Yisen participated in Germany's Carnival, Christmas market, and the hot spring nudist camp where he let go of himself. He has experienced the embarrassment of a homeless person warming up with paper on the snowy Belgian border; he has also encountered a crisis of workplace bullying and finally learned to fight for himself. This life experience that deviates from the norm has made Yisen rethink his life and the importance of Xiu Zi...
After experiencing countless cultural shocks and being infected by the rigor virus of the Germans, he found that Germany is increasingly like his second hometown!
[About This Book]
This book is a semi-autobiographical novel by the mathematical writer Lai Yiwei, describing the details of life from the perspective of a science and engineering homebody, with a barrage of trash talk that is close to "The Big Bang Theory"; humorously depicting the life and thinking of the Germans in this foreign study, it is like an alternative observation of German culture.
Author
Author：Lai Yiwei
A graduate of the Affiliated Senior High School of National Taiwan Normal University and a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from National Taiwan University, Lai Yiwei is currently an associate professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering at National Taiwan Normal University. He is also a co-founder of the mathematics promotion platform "Sense of Numbers Laboratory." He strongly believes in the famous quote by John von Neumann: "People think mathematics is difficult because they do not realize how complex life is." He is dedicated to promoting hands-on mathematics experiments and has collaborated with Facebook Publishing to launch the "Sense of Numbers Series," and with Parenting World to launch the "Sense of Numbers Elementary School Adventure Series," hoping to make mathematics interesting and practical.
He received the Mathematics Award at the 5th China Pineapple Science Award in 2016 and was selected as a Key Critic's 2017 Future Person of the Year.
His works can be found in publications such as the United Daily News, the National Language Daily, and Future Youth.
He has authored and translated series such as "Lai Dad's Mathematics Experiments," "Sense of Numbers Elementary School," "Ring of the Day," "Super Mathematical Dates," "Super Mathematical Classroom," "Goodbye, Dad," "Ye Bingcheng's Probability Amazement," and "Flatland," among others.
Illustrator：HOM
A professional comic artist, HOM's short-term goal is to get enough sleep and maintain good health, and the long-term goal is to keep drawing. His works "Magical Hour - THE ACTOR" and "Small Things in the Big City" have won the 10th Golden Comic Award for Young Cartoonists and the 11th Annual Comic Award respectively.
A graduate of the Affiliated Senior High School of National Taiwan Normal University and a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from National Taiwan University, Lai Yiwei is currently an associate professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering at National Taiwan Normal University. He is also a co-founder of the mathematics promotion platform "Sense of Numbers Laboratory." He strongly believes in the famous quote by John von Neumann: "People think mathematics is difficult because they do not realize how complex life is." He is dedicated to promoting hands-on mathematics experiments and has collaborated with Facebook Publishing to launch the "Sense of Numbers Series," and with Parenting World to launch the "Sense of Numbers Elementary School Adventure Series," hoping to make mathematics interesting and practical.
He received the Mathematics Award at the 5th China Pineapple Science Award in 2016 and was selected as a Key Critic's 2017 Future Person of the Year.
His works can be found in publications such as the United Daily News, the National Language Daily, and Future Youth.
He has authored and translated series such as "Lai Dad's Mathematics Experiments," "Sense of Numbers Elementary School," "Ring of the Day," "Super Mathematical Dates," "Super Mathematical Classroom," "Goodbye, Dad," "Ye Bingcheng's Probability Amazement," and "Flatland," among others.
Illustrator：HOM
A professional comic artist, HOM's short-term goal is to get enough sleep and maintain good health, and the long-term goal is to keep drawing. His works "Magical Hour - THE ACTOR" and "Small Things in the Big City" have won the 10th Golden Comic Award for Young Cartoonists and the 11th Annual Comic Award respectively.
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