Read our students' stories that start from the CUHK and go further beyond.

I attempted a variety of roles during my one-month internship at the National Museum of China, which gave me a better understanding of how the museum operates and gained a lot of working experience during this internship. Translation of email and invites from other museums to the delegation of the National Museum of China was one of my key responsibilities at the museum. In addition, I provided assistance with the monthly newsletter of the alliance museum of silk road, the gathering of data on foreign museums, the organization of the schedule of upcoming forums at the National Museum of China, the revision of the delegation's flowchart ,etc.

I've gained a lot of job experience over this internship term. At the same time, I developed interpersonal abilities and developed a rigid dedication to my job. I will benefit in my future academic and professional careers from taking part in lectures, academic forums, and training at the National Museum of China (NMC).

The culture of the workplace on the mainland was the most memorable aspect of my internship. The lunch break at the NMC can last up to three hours, and the workplace shuts early—at 4:30. The office has a cozy, pleasant feel as well. I frequently receive food from other teachers and colleagues, including fruits, snacks, and even cones, as the department's youngest employee. Every time I took part in forums and internal lectures, the lecturers were eager to provide me with learning chances. They showed concern for my well-being and made me feel like I belonged on the team. Therefore, I am very grateful for this internship opportunity.