assignment for foreign students

There were novels similar to Foreign Students at Hogwarts: "I've Been Expelled From Hogwarts?" Author: The Crow 2. Grindelwald's Favorite, I Goes to Hogwarts, by Desperate Water 3. My Hogwarts Has a Big Problem, by Big Boatswain A Magical Journey from Azkaban by Old Millet 5:"The Magician in the World of Beauty and Manga", Author: Void Chanter 6. Hogwarts: I Am a Model Wizard, by Bobtail Civet 7:"Ke Xue's Correct Postures for Love", Author: Jing Xiao Dust 8. Harry Potter and the Old Ones, by the Lich of Eldorado 9: Chinese Students at Hogwarts, Author: Li Pei Hogwarts: My Name Is the Unforgivable Curse, by Land Whale 11: I, Hogwarts Fortnight, by The Little Wizard of Time Hogwarts: This Wizard Is Unscientific, by Soda Bottle Top 13: I Added Talent Points at Hogwarts, Author: White-Haired Silver Fox Days Wandering Around Hogwarts, Author: Durians Only Eat Skin The Aphasia at Hogwarts, by Wind as a Blade Hogwarts of Some Magic by Raven Days at Hogwarts by Lazy Cat on the keyboards I Can Enter Hogwarts in the End of the World, Author: Little Deeny's Books Chapter 19: A Werewolf Blocked the Door at Hogwarts, Author: No Insider Days at Hogwarts, by The Bizarre Fennel Pea The following is a detailed introduction of these novels: 1:"I've been expelled from Hogwarts?" The number of recommended fingers: "Evaluation: Neet's grandson, Harry's peer, Hufflepuff, system text, easy tempo, more humorous. 2. Grindelwald's Got Me to Hogwarts: Grindelwald's Got Me to Hogwarts is an amazing Harry Potter fan novel. The author's description of Dumbledore and Grindelwald was extremely realistic, and the plot was not limited to the main plot of Harry Potter, but had a broader thinking and expansion of HP's worldview. The setting of the protagonist was lovable, and the writing was excellent. It made people immerse themselves in this unique magical world. The author cleverly set Grindelwald not to be imprisoned in Nurmengard, but to create a school of magic to compete with Hogwarts for students. This setting was very interesting and different. Overall, this book was a masterpiece among Harry Potter doujinshi and was highly recommended for everyone to read. 3."My Hogwarts Has a Big Problem":"A Happy Education Is Not Desirable." "As long as it's learning, it's bound to be boring." "In the future, they will thank themselves for their hard work now." "We're going to add morning and evening self-study sessions for third to sixth years, supervising their daily practice of incantation recitation and spell theory from memory." "Even wizards have to ensure that they have a qualified physical fitness. They should add exercises after the second class every morning." "It's too monotonous for the school to have only one Quidditch match every year. We should add an annual track and field meet." "Blablabla…" “……” The spiritual leader of the new era of wizards, the advocate of professional wizards, the founder of the Wizard Union, the pioneer of the magic civilization, the reformist, the destroyer of the country, the scythe bearer, the blood relative of the demon king, the first president of the Hogwarts student council... 4."A Magical Journey from Azkaban": Harry Potter Doujinshi. The protagonist starts in Azkaban. The cheat is similar to a simulation. I'm not a fan of HP, but it's not bad to read. Those who like HP can read it. [Shimeng's score: 8.5] 5."The Magician in the World of American Comics":"The Magician in the World of American Comics" was a novel with a special setting. It combined the background of American comics with many elements of movies and novels. The protagonist, Noah, was reborn in England in the 1990s. There were business opportunities everywhere, but he found himself unlucky. Especially when an owl stopped in front of his window, he felt even more speechless. The writing style of this book was okay, and the plot was more reasonable. The female lead's presence was relatively low, and there was only one female lead. Although there were some shortcomings, such as a lot of typos, it did not affect the reading. Overall, this book gave people a very good feeling. Three-star recommendation. "Hogwarts: I'm a Model Wizard": On a sunny afternoon, Kyle finally received the admission notice he had been longing for and came to Hogwarts, a thousand-year-old school. Here, Kyle lived a very fulfilling life. Other than studying every day, he would also use his spare time to plant vegetables, raise flowers, or go to a dark underground chamber to give psychological guidance to a small animal that had been abandoned for a thousand years. Dumbledore: Kyle is a brave, honest, kind, and sincere boy. Professor McGonagall: The headmaster is right, Kyle never breaks the rules. Snape: Ah yes... Quirrell thought so too, until one day he pushed open the trapdoor and jumped into a room full of biting kale... 7."Ke Xue's Correct Postures for Love": World Camp: Z Mansion and Black Group of various countries [Protagonist Faction: Chaos Neutral] [Timeline: In the original plot] [World Setting: Detective Conan] [Protagonist background: Blue Planet Transmigrator] [Ability Setting: System] [Skill Card: I Know This] [Skill effect: When you say 'I learned in Hawaii' By the time you pass XXX, you will be well versed in what you say. [Skill Card: Understanding King] [Skill effect: When you say,'No one knows *** better than me, the other party will believe your words unconditionally.] [Identity Setting: Blue Planet Transmigrator, Trial System Host, Single Female Lead: Suzuki Sonoko No Ambiguity] 8."Harry Potter and the Old Ones": A novel that I found without a CP. I didn't expect it to be good. Tierra was too mischievous, but it felt like his personality had changed a little too quickly. 9."Chinese Students at Hogwarts"(keywords: original work, respect the original setting.) The original works can be entered as a fan, but if you want to watch the fun people or the funny people, you should be careful.) What kind of sparks would the collision of Tao and magic produce? Was there something else about Voldemort's Horcruxes? Was there a mistake in letting Neville learn swordsmanship? Zhang Xiao, who had been reborn as a Chinese in London, had never thought that her parents, who set up a fortune-telling stall, would really know Taoism. She also never thought that she would one day receive an admission letter from Hogwarts. Ps: I refuse to trample on one and support one. I hope that this book can complete the world of Harry Potter, instead of killing Voldemort with a sword control technique and defeating the magic world. Ps2: The setting of the Tao technique is slightly higher than the level in Uncle Nine's movie. The level of power will not be ridiculous. It focuses more on the setting than the power. If you want to see the Tao technique stepping on the West and defeating Voldemort, please take a detour. It was more similar to the feeling of Ninth Uncle's Dao technique + Qimen Dunjia. Hogwarts: My Name Is the Unforgivable Curse: 3/5 The protagonist was an orphan born one year before Harry, and he received a large sum of compensation because of his name. The author added a lot of details to the setting. The first year's events were related to the Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher. 11:"I, Hogwarts Second Month" [Constitution:HP] [Description: Transforming into Owen Sanchez in the HP world. The first chapter is a zzzq world. All the original characters have been modified by zzzq. In the end, when I woke up, I entered the second chapter of the normal process. To be honest, this setting is as pure as not having any gimmicks. Other than the various abstractions described in the beginning of the book, I can't see how this week's goal affects the plot at all. It's inexplicable.] 12:"Hogwarts: The Wizard Is Unscientific": The protagonist who was born in HP, the cheat is that the improvement of magic can increase talent. Ravenclaw Academy, rational, loves magic, has fun, and has his own ideas about magic. If you don't join the group, you have your own story line. 13:"I Add Points to Talent at Hogwarts": The protagonist who was born after crossing HP. The cheat was to add points to talent. The main character of Ravenclaw. It was worth mentioning that Neville had a good relationship with Hannah after entering Hufflepuff. The main character had begun to expand his worldview. It looked very grand. On the whole, it was a warm and happy HP fan. 14:"Days of Wandering around Hogwarts": After reading all the updates today, the author, who drank black tea, added elements of Huo Yi to keep up with current events, and was as happy as ever. However, he wouldn't lose out. 15: The Aphasia at Hogwarts: Status: In Progress (290,000 words) [Description: Good news, reborn in the magical world, with a talent that is on par with Grindelwald Dumbledore. Bad news is that a mute can't speak, so he learns Silent Magic directly. Main storyline.] Suit to the original novel party, follow the original plot while being innovative The lovelest Hermione The description of magic is very good! A reasonable description of spells and principles, bringing us into the magical world. The writing is superb! Hogwarts of a Certain Magic: Hogwarts of a Certain Magic is a very good novel. The story of the heroine, Hermione, was very fascinating, immersing people in the magical world of magic. This Doujinshi novel's second setting was very reliable, and the female lead's cheat was also very reasonable, giving people a sense of stability. The whole story was so good that it made people unable to stop reading. I highly recommend this book and give it five stars. The Hogwarts in the story was a strange place. The demon king was eliminated from the job search, the potion professor was afraid of baldness, and the key administrator loved Lulong. The main character, William, wanted to live an ordinary life for seven years, until that night, the doorknob of the academy lounge was stolen, and the story began. This novel was already completed, and it was a very outstanding work. It was one of the rare works in Harry Potter Doujin novels. Not only did the author not follow the main storyline, but he was also able to finish the story of seven grades without falling apart. Personally, I think this is the best Harry Potter Doujin novel ever written. The protagonist was a year older than Harry, and she did not know the plot of the main characters, only their names. There were many original dungeon plots in the story, and the world view was much bigger than the original. Amongst them, the protagonist's cheat was Lackwen Lao's ring, and the final boss was also reasonable. The story also involved three versions of the Deathly Hallows, which was very exciting. All in all, Hogwarts of a Certain Magic was a magic novel that was worth reading. It brought many surprises and emotions to the readers. Whether it was from the content of the book, or from life, emotions, psychology, society, history, etc., this book could give people inspiration and thought. I recommend it to all readers who like magical worlds and doujinshi novels. 17:"Days Studying at Hogwarts": Harry Potter's favorite novel. Although the pace is very slow, I especially like this kind of plain but warm and happy novel. "I Can Enter Hogwarts in the End of the World": The protagonist can travel through the end of the world and the HP world. The cheat is the resources of the end of the world and has superb magic talent. The Ravenclaw protagonist and the highland protagonist were two years old. Their worldview expanded to the power of bloodline and bloodline awakening. 19:"People at Hogwarts are blocked by werewolves at the beginning": Li Lin, who has only seen Harry Potter movies, has come to this magical world that is more inclined to novels. Greasy and gruesome Snape, cool and steady Dumbledore, Hermione, the tattletale, Ron, who wasn't so stupid, The understanding Harry, the arrogant and eccentric Draco ....... The burly, unrefined Slytherin The eccentric Ravenclaw, who did not excel The gossipy, not-so-honest Hufflepuff Gryffindor who was disobedient to the point of being annoying Everything made him feel particularly uncomfortable What surprised him even more was that the game he played before he transmigrated had become his cheat. In order to collect the other parts of the game He began to travel through other fantasy worlds in his spare time. However, the ridiculous thing was that fantasy worlds did not only refer to movies and television dramas. The animation was also included. "American Horror Story","The Academy of Good and Evil Magic","Twilight","Light Warrior"… Ps: This game was created by the author, and it uses part of the magical awakening setting. This book is also known as I Traversed the Heavens at Hogwarts, Second Year Me, Starting a Chat Group. This is my second book, 1.77 million words, and the end of Hogwarts 'Everyday Players. It has already been submitted. Welcome old and new book friends to invest and collect it. The protagonist who was born after transmigrating to HP. The cheat is Magic Perception. The main character had his own understanding of magic, and he was currently focusing on magic runes, spells, and alchemy. The main character, Le Ziren, was also a kind person. His love line was especially warm, and his description of the original main characters was not bad. The disadvantage was that he was too muddled in the first year, but there was a big improvement later on. 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Here are a few recommendations for high-quality foreign student novels: Fortress Besieged was Qian Zhongshu's masterpiece. It was based on Liu Weina's study abroad career and described the plight and loneliness of foreign students in a foreign country. 2. " Pride and Predict " was a classic by Jane Austen. It was set in the background of the heroine Elizabeth Bennett's life as an overseas student, showing the emotional life of an overseas student. These novels were all classics that could bring readers deep thought and pleasure in reading.

The characters included the male lead, Xu Jichang. " Age: Passionate Youth, Starting from the Assignment of Students after graduation ". Author: Wei Wu, Casanova. It was an urban novel with elements of transmigration, decisive killing, farming, and age. User recommendation: Back in time, Xu Jichang only wanted to eat commodity grain and enter the mountains to do a side business to earn some money. Of course, a man like him was destined to never be monotonous in any era. In the beginning, Xu Jichang wanted to comfort the beautiful sister next door who had fallen out in marriage… I hope you will like this book.

The characters included the supporting roles of Draco Malfoy, Dragging Brother Horse-dung, the male lead of Lu Ren, the female lead of Hermione, and Brainiac. Cat Slave, Supporting Actor-Dumbledore, Headmaster of Hogwarts The Old Man Who Likes to Eat Candies, the male supporting character Grindelwald, the male supporting character Ron Weasley, the male supporting character Harry Potter, the male supporting character Lu Wu, nicknamed Fat Tiger, the female supporting character Pansy Ferguson, the character who was forced to ban by the God of Creation because she was too beautiful, and the female supporting character Alice, the problematic girl. The Foreign Student at Hogwarts by Emperor Ha. It is a light novel/derivative doujinshi novel with transmigration, academic style, relaxed style, wizard style, and magical elements. It is completed and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendation: I wrote it myself, there may be a lot of shortcomings. I hope someone will teach me... I hope you will like this book.

The following are some recommendations for novels that are similar to foreign student novels: 1. Fortress Besieged was Qian Zhongshu's masterpiece. It was based on Liu Weina's study abroad career and described the plight and loneliness of foreign students in a foreign country. 2. " Pride and Predict " was Jane Austen's classic work. Although it was not about foreign students, the growth and interpersonal relationships of the heroine, Elizabeth Bennett, described a similar experience as a foreign student. 3. " A Foreign Student at Home " was a novel that described the life of studying abroad. Through the perspective of the protagonist, it showed the struggle and growth of foreign students in a foreign country. Please note that not all of the novels recommended above are about international students, but they are similar to the experiences of international students in terms of describing interpersonal relationships, growing up, and adapting to a new environment.

The following are some foreign youth novels that are recommended for students to read: Tears of Elephants: This book is set in a circus during the Great Depression-era. It tells the story of a young man and makes readers feel the warmth and splendor of his predicament. 2. Ikebukuro Nishiguchi Park: This book tells the story of teenagers who have lost their way in secular society and find their value in a park. 3. " A Clockwork Orange ": This is a fantasy novel. It tells the story of a problematic teenager living in the future society of England. Through thinking and transformation, he re-integrated into society. 4. The Catcher in the Rye: This book explored the complex psychological world of teenagers and resonated with them. 5. Four Little Women: This is a story about growing up and family, suitable for teenagers. These books cover different topics and styles, suitable for students to read and help them understand and explore the challenges and growth of puberty.

The following are some foreign youth novels that are recommended for students to read: 1. Tears of Elephants: This book is set in a circus during the Great Depression-era. It tells the story of a young man and makes readers feel the warmth and splendor of his predicament. 2. Ikebukuro Nishiguchi Park: This book tells the story of teenagers who have lost their way in secular society and find their value in a park. 3. " A Clockwork Orange ": This is a fantasy novel. It tells the story of a problematic teenager living in the future society of England. Through thinking and transformation, he re-integrated into society. 4. The Catcher in the Rye: This book explored the complex psychological world of teenagers and resonated with them. 5. Four Little Women: This is a story about growing up and family, suitable for teenagers. These books cover different topics and styles, suitable for students to read and help them understand and explore the challenges and growth of puberty.

The following are a few recommendations for international student novels that have a classic opening: Fortress Besieged was Qian Zhongshu's masterpiece. It was based on Liu Weina's study abroad career and described the plight and loneliness of foreign students in a foreign country. 2. " Pride and Predict " was Jane Austen's classic. It was based on the heroine Elizabeth Bennett's experience of studying abroad, showing the contradictions and conflicts of foreign students in different social backgrounds. Through the wonderful plots and character portrayals, these novels could give readers an in-depth understanding of the starting point and challenges of studying abroad.

The following are some recommendations for novels that must be read by international students: 1. " The Courage to Take Back Sakura City Love ": This novel tells the story of studying in Japan. It covers topics such as job hunting after graduation, innovation, social integration, marriage, and making friends. 2. " My Daily Study in Osaka ": This is a light novel, a fantasy novel. It tells the story of the protagonist Liu Chengze, who has to face the problem of returning to China or staying in Japan after transmigrating to a student studying in Japan. 3. " Our Youth Across China and the United States ": This novel truly described the life and emotional state of international students before and after they went abroad. It also contained practical information about studying in the United States. The readers could learn something from the story. These novels covered different topics and backgrounds, which could help international students better understand their experience of studying abroad and cross-cultural communication. Please choose the reading materials that suit your interests and needs.

Language barrier is a big one. If a student from China goes to study in a Spanish - speaking country, they may struggle with understanding lectures, communicating with classmates and teachers at first. Homesickness is also common. Being away from family and friends in a new and unfamiliar environment can be tough. Another challenge is adapting to different educational systems. For instance, in some countries, the grading system might be very different from what they are used to in their home country.