Three skills of immigrating to the United States to quickly adapt to local life

Entering America, there are strangers everywhere. 86 think that the following three points will help new immigrants adapt to and integrate into American life:

First of all, in America, you do your own thing. Why? First, finding someone is expensive. Second, it may not be done well. Third, you must make an appointment for everything. To sum up, it is better to do it yourself.

In China, you may encounter something you don't want to do, and you can make a phone call in the community in minutes. But in the United States, it may not only take three days to make an appointment, but also cost a lot of money to do it well. Because labor is really expensive, because the waiting time is really long, it is better to do it yourself. ? Lazy cancer patients? Let's think again ~ ~

Secondly, for new immigrants, loneliness and loneliness are unavoidable problems. Perhaps, when I first arrived in the United States for half a year, I was very excited, because I was settling down, looking for a school, and I met many people. But after half a year, I know fewer friends, my family is stable, and my children go to school normally. Besides cooking, picking up and dropping off from school and attending various interest classes every day, what else can I do? So this kind of loneliness is inevitable, but since you have chosen immigration, learning to adjust your mentality is more important than anything else.

Finally, where do you live? After emigration, people are often confused when choosing the community to live in. Do you live in a white area or a Chinese area? Frankly speaking, many people's first reaction may be to live in a white area, thinking that it will be easier to integrate into life. But you will find that culture and customs always take a long time to adapt. And when you really encounter difficulties, it must be your compatriots around you who help you.