Meet Biligtsaikhan, a Mongolian grad student whose life took a transformative turn when she discovered China’s poverty-alleviation policies during a 2018 summer program in Harbin. 🔍 \"Seeing 82 million rural residents uplifted in just five years blew my mind,\" she recalls. This revelation inspired her to enroll at Beijing’s prestigious Tsinghua University to study international relations.
From Language Barriers to Lifelong Friends
Like many international students, Biligtsaikhan initially struggled with Mandarin and cultural adjustments. 😅 But she soon found warmth in local communities: \"Chinese people made me feel at home—whether helping me order food or explaining subway routes.\"
Tech, Teams, and Tomorrow
At Tsinghua, she dove into the Belt and Road Initiative student group and visited AI startups, geeking out with innovators shaping China’s tech future. 🤖 \"These experiences showed me how Mongolia and China can collaborate on sustainable development,\" she says.
Now polishing her Mandarin skills, Biligtsaikhan aims to bridge her homeland with China through tech and policy partnerships. 🌉 Her story? A testament to how cross-cultural education fuels global change.
