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Farewell Dinner

 
Together with the other abroad students from Ghana and India, we exchange dishes. We even make a quick percentage to explain our lovely food. Then we pray together, thank to God for the food. The prayer carried out by all religions in turn. Pray by Christians way, Hindus, then closed with Islam. We definitely applied the concept of "Bhinneka Tunggal Ika" that night. We really appreciate the differencies in cultural, religious and skin. I also believe that diversity problem in Indonesia can be cured by increasing awareness that we do different, but to be united we must accept and respect those differences.

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