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First notebook entry: Introducing myself I am a chinese girl. Grow up in Beijing. Work in a French company, Beijing branch. Fan of European culture. Planning a trip there. That's why I want to learn French. At the very beginning.

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First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I am a chinese Chinese girl.

Grow up in Beijing.  I grew up in Beijing, and currently live in Beijing. 

Work in a French company, Beijing branch.
"in a French company is not wrong, but "for" in better than "in". 
I work for a French comany, in the Beijing branch, or
I work in the Beijing branch of a French company.

Fan I am a fan of European culture. 
Planning And I am planning a trip there.

That's why I want to learn French.

At the very beginning.
This is not a sentence because there is no verb.  So I am not sure what you mean. Do you mean/want to say:
"That's why I want to begin to learn French."
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In the last sentence I think you are trying to say that learning French is a new effort for you. You could say "I have just started learning French" or "I am a beginner".

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