**I will be at Sibiu County from March 6-30 for a farming exchange.

I am originally from Hong Kong and have lived in North America for over a decade. I am a native Cantonese speaker, and I can also speak and understand Mandarin.

I am very passionate about history and eager to learn more about different languages and cultures worldwide. I am particularly interested in learning about Turkic Peoples across the Euroasia landmass. Currently, the ethnic group that I spend most of my free time researching on is the Crimean Tatars. I find them to be truly interesting people with a complicated past.

While I have a bachelor's degree in archaeology, I am currently a student in horticulture and will be working for a specialty landscape company that does green roofs and living walls. I also find it fulfilling to produce organic food as a part of providing food for my community.

My biggest dream is to be able to do archaeology near the Black Sea Region. I particularly want to live close to a Crimean Tatar or Nogai enclave so I can learn their language and traditions from their elders.

In general, language/cultural/idea exchange.

Would be great to meet a native Qirimlar from Crimea orTatar from Romania; or Nogai from Russia.

If things work out, it will be great if I can meet someone I can develop a serious relationship. But I am not expecting much and will just go with the flow.

German, Crimean Tatar/Qirimli.

- Studying history
- Studying about the global economy
- Gardening
- Travel (to live in a place for a certain period instead of just a quick visit)
- Explore abandoned places
- Explore places for delicious food
- Learning about the current politics and situations around the world
- Long-distance walking
- Everything about cars and how to repair them
- Writing (occasionally)
- Learning about technologies (especially AI and blockchain)

Folk music, and music from language that I do not understand
But in general, I do not have a pattern for music

I seldom watch movies

I don't watch TV

Anybooks that touch upon Turkic Peoples, Early modern Eastern Europe, Central Asia and Middle East, as well as World War I & II.

Beyond The Himalayas

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