As social media proved it, I’ve freshly returned from China. Huawei invited me to visit their headquarters in Beijing, Shenzhen & Shanghai and without any fake pr I can tell you that I was impressed. The Shenzhen headquarter is as big as a city! Nonetheless, you already know that Huawei is one of my love brands so there is no surprise in this aspect. I still remember how I was the only one who got so emotional during a Huawei conference with 500 people, that I cried. Yep, selling emotion works, people, it works!
Well, I had travel companions. Millennial travel companions, I would say. Diana & Emil. And living this adventure together brought up some patterns the three of us had.
- You have to see the Chinese wall. So many novels, so many movies, so many stories about it. We had to be taken there to see it. But a millennial is not going to the Chinese wall like a simple tourist. No. A millennial has stashes. Stashes of what? Of gadgets to capture the beauty and the special moments. Outfits to change into for the perfect social media picture ( referring here at Diana & Me #duh)
2. Then you should marvel in front of the Shenzhen cosmopolite vibe. Did you know that Shenzhen was just a fishermen village some 30 years ago? Now it looks like a version of New York. Because yes, a millennial always searches and finds the coolest districts in every city. And drinks matcha latte (which tastes bleacs, but they say it’s hip – still bleacs).
Oh, these are just the black swans from the lake inside the Shenzhen Huawei headquarter & my Best Dressed Personality Award from Beau Monde Magazine 
3. This is a niche millennial aspect, but that doesn’t mean it’s less important – so focus – As a millennial woman in her 30s (or as every woman in history) you suddenly think of yourself as a sex bomb. And you act like it (tackiness, hello) so bare a leg if you don’t have a way for a hugggee cleavage to come out, it’s mostly and utterly necessary. Anywhere.
So that you know, these traditional Chinese dresses are the definition of sensuality. B-U-Y O-N-E
Just me in ELLE Magazine – move along.
Cutest/weirdest food in the universe
I have an Huawei watch but still fancied this stylish one
Shenzhen from the top floor of St. Regis – fishermen village 30 years ago. I repeat. And now this.
And last, but obviously not least. Get yourself one of those Chinese hand painted paper umbrellas. You’ll certainly be a stand out millennial the next summer.
Au revoir China, thank you for the memories! And for the inspiration! Now I want the Morodan Corporation to be as big as Huawei!
Comments
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Laura Cobalcic
Sper sa ajung si eu pe Zid anul asta, visez la asa o excursie de mult timp
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Anca Miruna
Ti-am urmarit aventura in China pe social media cu sufletul la gura, a fost de vis 🙂
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lovelygirl
love your outfit in the first photo
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Daria B.
Ce priveliste, WOW <3
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Merga Daniela
Vai, ce sunt pinguinii aceia? Orez? :O Sunt adorabili!
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Diana Elena Crisan
Oooh, ador umbrelele chinezesti, dar n-am avut niciodata curajul sa ies cu una pe strada
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Amy
You’re so beautiful! Love that coloured dress!!
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Fluffycat
This got me feeling very Christmassy! They’ve got amazing decorations
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Laya
Hope you’ve enjoyed, China is gorgeous!
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Miruna
Cat de tari sunt lebedele de la sediul Huawei ❤️️❤️️
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cata
What a place, mi-ar placea sa vizitez China intr-o zi
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Daia
Ce mi-a mai placut poza de 1 Decembrie :X
Antoo
So jealous! Looks like you’ve had an amazing time!