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-From: Liang Zhao
+Hi members, here are some information/rules you need to know.
-Subject: [FWI] (important) About your stay with FWI
-Date: Fri, 30 May 2025 14:59:24 +0900
-Hello members of FWI,
+First, please read carefully the "Public information at FWI".
+You need to understand and follow Japanese rules (even if you may
+have different opinions). "When in Rome, do as the Romans do."
-I am writing you to share some important information.
+Second, I strongly ask everyone to focus on research. This is
+especially important to international students, as you need to do
+better than average Japanese students to get respect from Japanese.
-First, I have decided not to accept Chinese student for this year
+Lastly, I always try my best in supervising you and thus ask you
-except for those who already has had my offer. This decision has
+follow me strictly (unless you can do better than me). To get a
-already been posted to the homepage of our website.
+degree on time, working 8h+ a day is usually needed, including
+Saturdays and weekdays in vacations. Time is equal to everyone.
-Second, please read carefully the "Public information at FWI".
-I want to make it sure that everyone understand and follow Japanese
-rules (even if you may have different opinions), especially
-international students as the proverb says, "When in Rome, do as
-the Romans do."
-Third, I strongly ask everyone to focus on research when you are
-with this group. Here is Kyoto University, a place famous for the
-quality of research. This is especially important to international
-students as you need to do better than average Japanese students
-in order to get respect from the Japanese society.
-For the last issue, I plan to put more efforts in supervising your
-research and will ask you follow my suggestions strictly in doing
-research (unless you do better than me). Roughly speaking, to get
-the PhD degree in 5 years (from the first year of master course),
-I consider usually students needs to work 8 hours (or 4 hours if
-you have a lot of lectures) a day. This include Saturdays and weekdays
-in the Summer/Winter/Spring vacations.
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