How do China immigrants live in the United States?

I think this problem should be divided into several situations. There is a saying that people who belong to the middle class in China immigrated to the United States. If they have no money or power, they can only be blue-collar. But if you are rich and powerful, the result will be different. In fact, it needs specific analysis of specific problems.

In fact, for those who go to study in the United States and have only a well-off family, the United States is really not much easier than China. The specific reference can be seen in this year's fire "Everything is OK". In order to let Su Mingzhe go to Stanford University, Su Jia can basically be said to sell iron. I thought it was difficult for golden phoenix to fly out, but golden phoenix's life in the United States was also very sad. At the beginning of the plot, Su Mingzhe experienced various pressures such as layoffs, unemployment, mortgage repayment, and raising his wife and children. Not to mention working hard in the United States and earning dollars to support the family.

It is not difficult for families with status, prestige and financial resources in China to immigrate to the United States and live a better life in the United States. After all, wealth accumulation is there, and I don't think there will be any fool in the world who can't get by with money. In fact, they won't feel any financial difficulties. The main difficulty lies in keeping up with the society, language barriers, political status and other problems there. Obviously, with a well-off family, they are often worried about social status rather than food and clothing. Actually, it's no different from China.

In 2000, it was a wave of immigrants. But look who will be as proud as the sky because he went to America to study. The country is getting stronger and stronger, in fact, it doesn't matter if you move.