Mera, born in an ordinary family in India, is the eldest daughter in the family. She also has a younger sister, and her parents have been longing for a sonBecause in the traditional Indian concept, the son is considered to be the hope of the continuation of the family, taking on the responsibility of the family business and taking care of the parents
So Mera's childhood life was not good at all, she was often neglected by her parents, and she had to take on all the household chores at a young age.
Although Mera excelled in school and worked hard, her grades and efforts were rarely approved of by her parents.
So she told herself that no matter how difficult it was, she must study hard and leave this demonic family.
So when her parents refused to give her a book,She took care of all the housework at the expense of the family in exchange for the opportunity to study
Sure enough, Mera was admitted to university and qualified to study abroad. So she did not hesitate to choose China, hoping to escape life in India.
It's not easy to produce a college student in this small place, not to mention that Mera is still a girl, making their family famous in the neighborhood.
Mera, don't you go to schoolWe will help you find a good family and marry while you are youngMera's mother said justifiably.
No! Mom, I want to go to school, you don't have to worry about my tuition and living expenses, I don't need you to give me money, I can apply for bursaries, I can work to earn living expenses. Mera replied loudly.
When her mother heard Mela say that she didn't need them to pay for studying abroad, she breathed a sigh of relief and reluctantly agreed to herHowever, Mera is required to find someone to marry immediately when she comes back from school, because they don't want to spend a penny more on Mera, and hope that she can find something to marry so that the dowry in India can be less.
In this way, Mera embarked on a study abroad life in China.
Still, Mera is happy that she has finally left this oppressive family.
A large part of the reason why she chose China is that she thinks that China has developed very well over the years, and although there are many similarities with India in life, it is better than India in all aspects.
After arriving in China, Mera's first reaction was, she was so excited!
In China, Mela saw many high-rise buildings, even though everyone obeyed the traffic rules on the busy streets, knowing that this is impossible to happen in India!
Here, Mera feels like she has a new life! She yearns for her university life.
But the first priority was for her to find a part-time job, after all, his parents only promised to help her pay for the first semester of tuition and living expenses.
Luckily, an Indian restaurant agreed to give her a part-time job and let Mera have dinner every day, which made her very happy!
After spending most of the semester in China, she has basically gotten used to life in China.
During this time, she also went to work as a tutor to help with her living expenses, although the process was very tiring, but she still felt very happy. Mela had a great time on campus and didn't feel too uncomfortable.
A classmate once asked Mera, "When you come to China from India, will you miss your life in India?" ”
"I don't miss living in India, I feel comfortable and happy living in China," Mera replied categorically. ”
The environment in China is very good, which India does not have, and in China I can escape my family, which is what I want. ”
Mera makes no secret of her satisfaction with living in China.
Truth be told, Mera didn't want to go back to India after finishing her studies, she wanted to stay in China and escape her parents' request for her to marry.
So she will do her best to stay in China.
If you can get a boyfriend in China, that's the best.