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Hello Everyone,

My name is Zishen Liu. I am a sophomore at UC Berkeley majoring in Mathematics and Economics, and I am an international student from Xuzhou, China. 

 This is my fifth year of being involved in Model United Nations. As an Economics student, I have a strong passion for how macroeconomics and public policies can affect us individually and this world as a whole. Model United Nations definitely provides me an opportunity to explore these relationships and to listen to other people's thoughts on interesting Econ-related political issues. 

 Outside of the MUN. I love to try different foods and to travel during my free time. I also like to learn different languages. I am currently learning German, Cantonese and Japanese. I would be more than happy to learn some words from you if you can speak another language.

I'll see you all in March at conference!

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