What do you mean by new immigrants?

New immigrants refer to people who choose to leave their homeland and go to other countries or regions to live and work in the process of people's life with people's socio-economic conditions and increasingly open and convenient immigration policies. They come from different countries and cultures, some because of family reunion, some because of seeking better development opportunities, and some because of political asylum.

New immigrants face many challenges in the new living environment, such as differences in language, culture and living habits, which require them to adapt to the new environment. However, in the process of adaptation, these new immigrants are often vulnerable to discrimination and exclusion, which is another challenge they need to overcome.

In order to adapt to the new environment quickly, new immigrants need to integrate into the local society as soon as possible, learn relevant culture and language, and actively participate in various community activities, which can help them adapt to the new living and working environment faster and improve their quality of life. At the same time, our society should also create better development and living conditions for new immigrants and prevent these efforts from encountering difficulties in adaptation and integration.