My parents and younger sister visited Korea last week, so I brought them to my campus for half a day instead of only doing tourist spots. Just sharing in case anyone has family coming: at my school, the student office said visitors can usually enter most outdoor campus areas, and the library lobby was okay as long as we were quiet and respectful. The cafeteria was actually a nice stop too, because they could see my normal student life and not just the pretty parts of Seoul 🙂 It felt simple, but my family said seeing where I study made them understand my life here much better.

My parents and younger sister visited Korea last week, so I brought them to my campus for half a day instead of only doing tourist spots. Just sharing in case anyone has family coming: at my school, the student office said visitors can usually enter most outdoor campus areas, and the library lobby was okay as long as we were quiet and respectful. The cafeteria was actually a nice stop too, because they could see my normal student life and not just the pretty parts of Seoul 🙂 It felt simple, but my family said seeing where I study made them understand my life here much better.

На прошлой неделе ко мне в Корею приехали родители и младшая сестра, поэтому я на полдня повела их не только по туристическим местам, но и на мой кампус. Просто делюсь на случай, если у кого-то тоже приезжает семья: в моей школе в студенческом офисе сказали, что посетители обычно могут заходить в большинство открытых зон кампуса, а в вестибюле библиотеки тоже можно было находиться, пока мы вели себя тихо и уважительно. Столовая тоже оказалась хорошей остановкой, потому что они смогли увидеть мою обычную студенческую жизнь, а не только красивые стороны Сеула 🙂 Это было просто, но моя семья сказала, что, увидев, где я учусь, они гораздо лучше поняли мою жизнь здесь.