Koobii人氣嚴選【台南應用科技大學－鄭裕蓁】才貌兼備的音樂女孩

Koobii高校誌

2015年6月9日下午10:56

就讀台南應用科技大學音樂系的「小蘋果」鄭裕蓁，不僅是音樂才女、一名音樂老師，更是一名兼職模特兒！大家如果到台南遊玩，說不定能夠碰到這位才貌兼備的美女喔！趕快跟著小編一起去台南…啊不，一起來認識「小蘋果」鄭裕蓁吧！（謎之音：妳是我的小呀小蘋果）

（以下桃紅色文字為王緒緒的回答）

【圖／王緒緒授權】

姓名：鄭裕蓁

綽號：小蘋果（Apple）

生日： 1995／04／06

學校&科系：台南應用科技大學音樂系

興趣：音樂演奏、教學

特殊專長：鋼琴、木笛、單簧管

喜歡的東西：喜歡Hello Kitty

討厭的東西：會飛的蟑螂

口頭禪：問號～

理想情人類型：體貼、幽默、孝順、上進

曾經發生過最糗的事情？衣服穿反整天

假如可以的話，你最想擁有甚麼超能力？讀心術

有被搭訕的經驗嗎？有的話請分享。被要電話還有拍照

上了大學之後，生活有什麼樣的改變？更懂得充實自己

最近最關注的話題？台灣缺水

對未來生活的憧憬？能達到自己理想的目標

現在能完成你一個願望，你會許什麼願呢？永遠20歲

關於我自己

我出生於台南市，目前就讀台南應用科技大學音樂系，主修木笛，副修鋼琴，在校期間積極參加各類藝文活動，曾於國家音樂廳、台中中山堂、新竹演藝廳、受邀至日本大阪、韓國等地演出。我還是個愛拍照的女孩，假日兼職模特兒到北中南各地拍照，喜歡收集自己不同風格的照片，例如古裝、和服、婚紗、芭比等造型

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