Lexie
Sungkyunkwan University, Korea
Introduction
Hi everyone! I’m Lexie, a third-year student studying Accounting/Marketing, and I’m going to finish my undergraduate degree at Sungkyunkwan University!
Not going to lie, I have been looking forward to going to Korea since secondary school, well, the very first wave of K-pop clearly got me. However, I’m not only fascinated by the pop culture there but also the food, the beautiful scenery, and of course the different university vibes, I mean who doesn’t like the annual festivals of these universities?! So don’t worry that all I will post is going to concerts/live houses (but feel free to follow my Instagram if you want to see more of them: lexie_nomilkplz).
As an international student in UoA, I experienced culture shock while also learnt how to introduce different cultures to different people. Therefore, I’m confident that I can quickly adjust myself to another country and share with you guys different insights. I’m so excited to make some awesome content during my stay in not only Seoul but maybe other cities since I’m keen to travel. Oh, by the way, editing video is kind of my hobby so maybe also see you in Reels/TikTok/YouYube??
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Citron 28 – Seoul City Exclusive
I ran into this perfume a couple of days before in Seoul and I definitely loved it (it’s from Le Labo). A unique take on the “icon of citruses,” the lemon, Citron 28 reflects Seoul, “a city rooted in tradition and history, yet at the forefront of all that is modern and forward-thinking.” where it…Continue Reading Citron 28 – Seoul City Exclusive
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The Mid-term Survival – All yield to Iced Americano…?
Sike! Well, firstly let me tell you the love Korean people have towards an Iced Americano. There’s an old saying (not that old actually) here in South Korea that is “Even if I freeze to death – Iced Americano”. Whenever Koreans go to a cafe, 99.9% of them would order Iced Americano – any season,…Continue Reading The Mid-term Survival – All yield to Iced Americano…?
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New to Seoul but feel like “home”
As an exchange student, moving to a new country can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. Everything is new, from the culture to the language, and it can take some time to adjust. However, I did find some similarities between UoA and SKKU, which gave me a little comfort and ease for adjusting and settling in….Continue Reading New to Seoul but feel like “home”