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(C) Jasmine and for the other pics of this post too ^^ |
At 1pm I attended the LCM and as in the LC Leipzig too, the LCM didn't start at 1pm as planned :P I mean, we are students in AIESEC, why should we be on time? ;)
The whole LCM was in Japanese, but I could understand about 60% of the sentences. Luckily, AIESEC has many abbreviations which are used in every country like LCM, TM, MC, EP, TN, COM, etc. Regarding this, AIESEC is a bit weird, but thanks to it, I could follow the LCM by using the abbreviations with the words I understood and put them in context ^^

It was also interesting that some speeches and the working in groups really fit together with their content. The central theme was why AIESEC was founded and which goal we still carry on from these times. So we answered questions like "Why did war occur?" or "How can today's youth do something against the occurrence itself?" It wasn't that hard for me because when you are in AIESEC you actually heard this questions often and answered to it. But anyway, each time I learned something new from others ^^
I hope you could understand this, it is hard to explain for me. If it's not interesting, you can just skip it ;) The pictures are better :D

After this, we split up in groups and I went to the group with the Incoming Exchange team (ICX, they are responsible for raising a traineeship in a company for people who want to come). And there were also members from other teams as well, because Jasmine, the Taiwanese intern, held a presentation about her work and experiences in Japan. Most impressive for her were the colleagues because they invited her so often to parties and she had a really good time with them. :)

The best way to describe Japanese people is maybe the motto: "Work hard, party harder". Important: With "party harder" is not excess meant ^^ This is also a typical AIESEC motto, but from what I experienced, everyone here live with this philosophy. Sometimes more, sometimes less ;) In my opinion, this is one reason why Japanese people can and do working so hard. Through this level of celebrating, they can relieve stress and the bad feelings that stirred up over the day. Just a thought of mine ... :)

Thanks this time to AIESEC SP and everyone who attended today. It was a wonderful day, I enjoyed it a lot and will come back for another LCM :)
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