What do you think of China people born in the United States today?

Yellow skin color, the heart is a person who agrees with white people's ideology and culture. Generally speaking, it refers to the descendants of China who were born and raised under the influence of western culture. Compare the second and third generation children of overseas Chinese to "American-born China people". Although these children have a pair of face of china, because they have lived overseas with their parents since childhood, their Chinese skills are not deep and their way of thinking is completely Western. They accept foreign ideas, learn foreign cultures and speak authentic English, but they know little about China's culture, tradition, historical background and even Chinese. They are very long. Just like bananas. American-born China people are now more common in the United States, Australia and Canada. (ABC, which people often say, is the English abbreviation of "Chinese American". )

The formation of American-born Chinese is mainly due to the influence of their parents. Because of the earlier tragic history of immigrant struggle, the previous generation who immigrated from China hoped that their children could integrate smoothly into the mainstream western society when they grew up and have a place in the middle and upper classes. In addition, families in China usually attach great importance to children's education, so that some parents have good English and don't speak Chinese at home. They want to train their children to be completely westernized. Some families don't want their children to break the foundation of China culture. They also teach their children to learn Chinese after school, but the effect is usually poor. As children become more and more sensible, they speak more and more English and less and less Chinese when talking to their parents. Chinese gradually disappeared and was completely replaced by English. For an American-born Chinese, Chinese is only his parents' native dialect, so they naturally prefer to speak American dialects. By the middle school stage, American-born Chinese were gradually taking shape.

When they enter the university, some problems arise: although they speak English as well as or even better than the locals-because China families attach importance to education. However, in the eyes of some local youths, "American-born Chinese" are still Asian Chinese, so it is difficult to establish close friends. Most of these circles are still confined to China people born in the United States. But universities are bigger than middle schools, and there are fewer American-born China people. At this time, American-born Chinese experienced loneliness-the loneliness of not finding a home.

Out of the desire to seek cultural identity, many American-born China people began to learn Chinese enthusiastically as adults. American-born China people are usually the largest members of Chinese classes in universities. When American-born Chinese begin to learn Chinese consciously, it is when some parents start to suffer, because when their children reach the age of eighteen, according to western cultural habits, parents have no right to interfere. If you continue to show China's paternalistic concern, you will have to turn your back. American-born Chinese will move away and live alone like an adult youth in a westernized society, leaving only lonely parents to sigh at home. Some parents are afraid of loneliness and have to turn a blind eye. However, with different cultural values, how can we always be calm? They are looking forward to their children's growth and integration into the mainstream society. Now they are "American youth", but they want to fly away. And they have entered old age, which is the time when they need their children's affection most, but they can't get it. At this time, they will say, it is better to have a China culture that values family ties and human feelings.