How One Irish Boy Sought Ways to combat the Pandemic in China

When it comes to Ireland, what are the things coming to your mind? The unique culture, the food? How about the accent that we are not used to hearing? Someone once told me that Irish English is the most difficult English the universe ever created. Really? My answer is people in New York, their English is even tougher! I don’t think most of them speak English. Anyway, the pandemic equally hit Ireland hard. Until the latest number came out, more than 186, 000 people are affected by the virus, 57% of the patients are under the age of 45. Dublin has 710 cases on average. On Thursday, the Northern Executive extended the previous six-week lockdown, which was due to end on February 6th, until March 5th.However, our guest today is going to share more about his views on the pandemic as well as his journey of living in China, in the midst of the chaos. “爱尔兰奇哥”毕业于都柏林大学，他对语言学习充满热情。他曾获得爱尔兰孔子学院授予的奖学金，到北京工业大学和复旦大学进修。他在中国生活的五年间，深入学习了中国语言和文化。他现在的工作是帮助中国人移民到爱尔兰。今年开始，他开始在自媒体分享一些与爱尔兰文化相关的搞笑视频。他的梦想是成为中国和爱尔兰友谊的桥梁。