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"Au pays du bonheur" : mon parcours du Sud-Ouest de la France à Taïwan

Émilie, une Française installée à Taïwan, partage son parcours: de ses études d'histoire de l'art à son travail de professeure indépendante, en passant par son expérience de volontariat qui l'a fait tomber amoureuse du pays. #expatriation #Taïwan #français
Duration
13.0 mins
Level
beginner
Word Count
1829 (625 unique words)
Topics
Art History
Bordeaux
Career Change
Cultural Mediation
Education
Expat Life
France
Freelancing
Happiness
History
Job Search
LGBTQ+ Issues
Language Learning
Language Teaching
Lifestyle
Location
Personal Development
Philosophy
Science
Social Issues
Taipei
Taiwan
Travel
Work & Careers
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Welcome to Passerelle, a podcast designed to spark the curiosity of French learners.
, Émilie Taïwan.
Hi, I'm Émilie, speaking to you from Taiwan.
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In each episode, I share a thought-provoking question inspired by my reading, a podcast, or simply things that have struck me recently.
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All of this in French.
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I hope you are doing well this week.
d'aujourd'hui puisqu'il .
Today's episode is a little different: it was inspired by yours truly!
Taïwan.
I should probably tell you about my journey and how I ended up living here in Taiwan.
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I'm curious about you, listening to this episode. Have you ever left your home country to live in another one? If so, are you still there? Or did you move back? And if you haven't lived abroad, is it something you'd like to do in the future? As always, I'm eager to hear about your experiences.
jusqu'à .
Stick around until the end because I'm also going to tell you about a Quebec documentary I watched a few days ago.
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A documentary series exploring what makes people happy all around the world.
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And recently, there was an episode about Taipei, the capital of Taiwan.
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Alright, let's start from the beginning.
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As you may recall from previous episodes, I've already touched on a few things.
France.
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I lived in Bordeaux for five years, well, a bit longer actually.
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But I went to college in this city.
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After graduation, I followed a pretty traditional path at first. But then came my experience in Taiwan, which, to put it bluntly, completely changed the course of my life.
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Like a lot of new grads, I struggled to find a job at first.
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To struggle means to have difficulties.
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I had a hard time finding a job in my field, art history, back then.

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