Johanna said: At the invitation of Principal Elizabeth of Kittengra International School, we came to this international school. The international school is the size and scale of a Chinese village kindergarten, with students concentrated in a moving five-story building. The first floor is the kindergarten, the second and third floors are the primary school, and then go up is the middle school. Walking into the teaching building reminded me of China in the 1980s. The classroom was very lively and full of students. The students here seem to be very happy, they play and roughhouse between classes, and the tables are not required to be neatly arranged and straight. When we came to the middle school, we found that the seats were empty. The school organized the students in the middle school to participate in an art activity. Then, we walked into their laboratory and music classroom, and their music teacher sang a song for us on the spot. Although we could not understand the meaning of the lyrics, we were deeply moved by the music teacher's ethereal voice, full of emotions, and gradually weakening singing style. The music room is very rich in equipment, which shows that the school attaches great importance to the arts. In addition, we also found a mobile low house next to the teaching building, which turned out to be a special classroom for Muslim students with inconsistent customs.