我一年的俄罗斯梦：后悔与反思

当我站在那座古老的莫斯科教堂前，手中紧握着一张新买的火车票，我心中的兴奋难以言喻。我终于要去实现自己的梦想了——在俄罗斯留学一年。那个时候，我对未知充满了好奇，对生活充满了憧憬。

但现在，当我回头看待这一切，我只能用一个词来形容我的感受——后悔。

Russians, as the locals call them, are known for their hospitality and warmth. But what I experienced was far from that. The language barrier proved to be insurmountable at times, and I often found myself feeling isolated and alone.

I remember the day I arrived in Moscow like it was yesterday. The cold wind hit me like a slap in the face, and the snow-covered streets seemed to stretch on forever. But despite my initial shock, I was determined to make the most of my time there.

I enrolled in a Russian university and threw myself into my studies. But no matter how hard I tried, everything seemed to be a struggle. The classes were taught entirely in Russian, which made it difficult for me to follow along at times.

And then there were the people around me. They all seemed so confident and self-assured, while I felt like an outsider looking in.

As time went on, my homesickness grew worse than ever before. The distance from home became unbearable at times, especially when things started going wrong with my visa application process.

Looking back now,

"俄罗斯留学一年后悔死了" seems more than just an expression - it's a stark reality check for anyone considering studying abroad without fully understanding what they're getting themselves into.

The experience has left its mark on me though - both physically (the cold weather did not do much good for this tropical soul) & emotionally (there were moments when loneliness almost consumed me). It's been quite some time since then but memories still linger.

It is important that we learn from each other's experiences & grow together.

So if you're thinking about following your dreams abroad,

just remember: it might not always go as smoothly as you expect.

But hey! That's life right?