I like style and architecture

I love to arrange a trip to shops with clothes and I like to take photos there ..... any photo ... even a hot plan

Did you know China is one of the most fascinating places on Earth? 🏮 From the Great Wall stretching over mountains to the futuristic skyline of Shanghai, it’s a mix of ancient traditions and modern wonders. Imagine walking through the Forbidden City, where emperors once ruled, or cruising the Li River past those dreamy karst mountains. And the food? Oh my—spicy Sichuan hotpot, juicy dumplings, and bubble tea that started it all! 🥟🍜 Plus, their festivals are magical—lanterns lighting up the sky, dragon dances, and the biggest New Year celebration in the world. Maybe one day we could explore it together? 😉 What’s the first thing you’d want to see or try in China?

I’m Akemi, 18 years old, and I dream a lot maybe too much sometimes. But dreaming is how I breathe. One of my biggest dreams is to travel to China. I’m learning the language, and I imagine myself walking through ancient temples, tasting real street food, and speaking with locals in their beautiful, flowing language. But my dreams go deeper than places. I dream of finding myself truly. I want to grow, explore who I am, and push my own boundaries. I want to feel alive, free, and connected not just to the world around me, but to the people in it. I also dream of love. Not just romantic love, but the kind of connection where someone sees the real you and chooses to stay. I dream of nights full of deep conversations, laughter, and the kind of silence that feels like home. And maybe… I dream that someone here will understand me. Not just the surface, but everything underneath.

My Wish List <3

You just have to come to me and see how I move the booty to the music

I love China for its history and traditions and it’s very cool to live here by Akemi

And this did not bring me pleasure ... A big waste of time and money for such a job ... Then I ended up here and I do not regret

I have a few hobbies, but drawing is the one I love the most. When I hold a pencil or a brush in my hand, the whole world seems to fade away. I can spend hours on a single detail, enjoying every stroke. Through art, I express things I can’t always put into words my feelings, dreams, and emotions. I’m also a big fan of anime. It’s more than just entertainment to me it’s a huge source of inspiration. I love how emotions are shown so vividly, how deeply the characters feel and dream. Sometimes I draw my favorite characters, and other times I create my own. Music is another important part of my world. I listen to it while I draw, when I feel sad, or when I want to get lost in my thoughts. It helps me feel deeper, dream louder, and live more fully. My hobbies aren’t just pastimes they’re part of who I am. In them, you can see a little piece of my soul.

Love and dreams are like two threads woven tightly into the fabric of my heart. I’m Akemi, 18 years old, and I carry a deep love for the world beyond what I know. One of my greatest dreams is to visit China — a land full of history, mystery, and beauty. I imagine walking through ancient temples, feeling the warmth of the sun on my skin, tasting exotic foods that tell stories of centuries past. But it’s not just the place I love it’s the idea of discovery, of stepping out into the unknown with an open heart. My love is also for the connections I hope to make with the people who live there, with the culture, with myself. I dream of learning the language, sharing smiles with strangers, and finding a part of myself I didn’t know was missing. Traveling to China isn’t just a trip it’s a journey of love, growth, and dreams coming true. And one day, I know I’ll make it there, carrying all my hopes with me.

Relationships with people are strange and beautiful. Sometimes they bring us joy, warmth, and comfort… and sometimes they hurt. I often wonder why it’s so hard for people to be honest — with others and with themselves. Why do we hide what we feel? Why are we afraid to say, "I need you," or "I’m scared"? I believe that real connection happens when we stop pretending. When we allow someone to see our true self — not just the smile, but also the sadness, the fears, the hopes. It’s scary, but it’s the only way to feel truly close to someone. I’ve learned that not everyone will understand you, and that’s okay. What matters is finding the few who do. The ones who listen, who care, who stay. The ones who don’t ask you to be perfect — just real. In the end, I think all we really want is to be seen, to be heard, and to be loved for who we truly are. And maybe… that’s the most beautiful kind of relationship there is.