Comments on: 中国人在美国的生活

By: angel

angel — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 08:39:15 +0000

i m going to american next july 18th,and work in disney world .could u tell me that what is the most important to survive ,i
L try my best to live in American ,i L not give it up .i just graduated from the university this jun ,and now being an english tour guide in shanghai ,i want to konw that if English is the most inportant or not ,my MSN :renguozhen@live.cn
could u give me some suggestion about how to sepnd my spare time before i m going to American .i study English by myself or surfing the net during my spare time thank u very much .

By: Xiaozl

Xiaozl — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 13:00:41 +0000

I am thinking about whether to go abroad. Your discussion is very helpful for me.

By: liuyan

liuyan — Mon, 19 Mar 2007 11:53:26 +0000

Sure,i agree with ur opinion. feel really lonely and just like gone with the wind, since we r chinese and we need communicate with our relatives and friends often not like americans they can live themself

By: cangyunqiushui

cangyunqiushui — Fri, 16 Feb 2007 15:24:44 +0000

Thank you for your discussion:) I really appreciate your opinion that good life needs hard work everywhere. And now, in many aspects, America is much better than China comparatively. So there are lots of Chinese prefer to start their dream here.

However, what I wrote is not “in a bad mood” but in an optimistic attitude. All statistical data are already based on educated Chinese people living in America. I haven’t included those immigrating from 1840’s as cheap labors and their offspring, and those taking care of grandchildren or accompanying their husband here whose English isn’t good enough to communicate with others. If you have different data or experience, welcome to share with us.

And I don’t think life in America is always better than that in hometown. At least, many friends from Beijing feel somewhat disappointed after arriving here.

By: xiaow

xiaow — Wed, 14 Feb 2007 20:44:21 +0000

you must be in a bad mood when you wrote this post. Actually, a lot of Chinese with good education and skills (they may not always equall) are living well, at least better than living at there home town.
Life is never easy to everyone. Immigrants from Europe must have had same feeling two hundred years ago. So what. It is everyone’s own choice. And I believe most of us still believe we made right decision to start our adventures.