How American immigrants cross the language barrier

Nowadays, due to the improvement of material conditions, many people want to emigrate to live a new life. The United States is the country that many people choose. The life of American immigrants is somewhat different from that of China. There are great differences in language and living habits. When you come to America, you should be ready to start your life from scratch.

The first thing new immigrants have to face is the language barrier. Many immigrants may think that they have received higher education and their English level is good, so it should not be a problem to get a foreign language. In fact, with a good English level, there is no advantage in living in the United States. Most of our English education in China belongs to "dumb English". In America, unless you plan to just wander around Chinatown, you must always use English to deal with your daily life. You have to rent a house, buy a house, buy a car, buy insurance, buy things, see a doctor, find a job, negotiate with people and read English documents ... You speak English as much abroad as you speak Chinese at home. This is where you must study when you immigrate to America.

If you are a white-collar worker who lives well in China, you may feel a gap in the United States. The channels for job hunting in the United States are open, and it is said that there is basically no back door. Generally speaking, it is to submit a resume on the employment website, and the chances of sinking into the sea are mostly. We can only wait for the recruiter of the company to get lucky. Telephone screening is only the first step. The other party will let you go to the company for the first interview, if you think it's ok. Even after the first interview, there will be a second interview. Even after the second interview, there is no guarantee that you will get the job, because the main control of employment is in the hands of the company, and they also have several backup candidates.

A new life has new benefits. Anyway, we have been used to the living habits of our hometown for decades, and it is also a challenge for us to live a completely different lifestyle. Moreover, American immigrants can enjoy various welfare benefits.