Hello everyone, my name is Liang Yue, but you can also call me Luna which means moon in Spanish .My uncle gave me this name partly because when my name is read backwards inCantonese, it sounds the same as”moon”. Also The moon also symbolizes reunion.
I come from Guangdong. Guangdong is known for its rich culinary culture, such as dim sum, roasted meats, and sweet soups, as well as its open and diverse lifestyle. Growing up in such a vibrant place sparked my strong interest in communication and expression from an early age.
As a child, I attended a cooperative school between Hong Kong and mainland China, where I had the opportunity to receive bilingual education in both Chinese and English. This experience exposed me to different cultural communication styles and helped me realize that language is not just a tool but a bridge connecting people’s hearts. It was this multicultural environment that ignited my passion for communication.
In my free time, I enjoy reading, watching movies, and writing. I also love traveling, exploring local cuisines, and photography. Recently, I visited Shaxi Ancient Town in Yunnan, a very special place. The pace of life there feels different from the outside world. The town offers many unique local foods and handmade souvenirs that are one of a kind, full of warmth and stories.
My MBTI type is INTP/INFP, which means I tend to work independently and enjoy thinking deeply, but I also value teamwork and open discussion.I firmly believe that words carry power they can comfort, inspire, and even influence people’s thoughts and decisions. This belief led me to choose a career in public relations. I enjoy expressing complex ideas clearly and understandably, so that others are willing to listen and truly grasp my points. I believe public relations is not just a skill, but an art of effectively conveying messages and building bridges of understanding.
I’m still improving my English skills, so I’m really lllooking forward to learning and communicating with everyone throughout this course. Thank you!l
