Five categories of people who are not suitable to immigrate to the United States

With the improvement of people's living standards, many people immigrated to the United States. So is immigrating to America really suitable for everyone? Who are not suitable to immigrate to the United States? Let me give you a list of five types of people who are not suitable to immigrate to the United States.

1, people who like to be lively and enjoy the life in the metropolis.

The vast majority of China people who have never been to the United States believe that since the United States is a developed country, there must be high-rise buildings and colored lights everywhere. ...

But in fact, the United States is almost a "big country" except new york and other big cities. In the eyes of China people, American life is "monotonous and lonely". In many parts of America, by 8 pm, the streets are almost empty.

If you eat hot pot and barbecue with your good friends at home during the Chinese New Year holiday, it will be a rare "lively" life.

This is related to American culture. Many people think that Americans don't value their families, but this is actually a misunderstanding of Americans. Americans attach great importance to their families. Most people go home from work, go out for an outing on weekends or eat out. When I am single, I may go to bars on weekends, but I won't go to "happy hour" after work like in China.

New york is a rare "less rural" place in the United States, but the pace here is much faster than that in Shanghai. You need to keep up with the pace of the city and have economic strength to taste the beauty of the city more accurately!

2. unruly people

The biggest difference between the United States and China is that, in China, no matter what you do, you are used to "pulling ties and entering through the back door". But Americans follow the routine. Some immigrants from China don't obey the rules and are used to bringing in the domestic way of doing things. Including unruly rules in public places, tax evasion without invoicing, etc., not only did they not take advantage of loopholes, but they were also put in prison, leaving them with a bad name and ruining the reputation of Chinese.

Earlier, the media reported that a Chinese woman in Los Angeles was stopped by the traffic police for violating traffic regulations. The China woman twice tried to put 100 yuan in cash in the hands of police officers, and once tried to put it in the hands of police officers. The police immediately asked Ms. Li to get off the bus, then arrested her and detained her in the police detention center.

There are similar cases, such as Mr. Zheng, an "old driver" from the mainland, who failed the road test in the United States twice. He looked depressed. After being told that he had failed in the second road test, he took out a white envelope containing 1000 yuan in cash from the glove box of the car and gave it to the female examiner, asking her to correct the test scores in Mandarin and let him pass. As a result, she was reported by a female examiner and fined $4,000.

In the mainland, the routine of "pulling relationships and entering through the back door" not only doesn't work in the United States, but also will lead to lawsuits at any time. If you are used to this routine, think twice before immigrating to America!

3. People who come entirely for American welfare.

In the eyes of many people in China, the welfare of the United States is good, and emigrating to the United States is equivalent to enjoying one's old age.

Previously, the US government turned a blind eye to the abuse of welfare. KRON4 TV station in San Francisco reported a scene of "I can't bear to look straight": a group of Chinese aunts went to the church to get free food with a few empty bags. The church is generous in distributing food, and the aunts who take advantage of it are also "rude". Every time they go to collect food, they can always fill the bags. After receiving the relief, they immediately began to "screen" the food by the trash can near the church, threw the cans that were not easy to sell directly into the trash can, and took the rest of the food that was easy to change money home.

However, after Trump took office, he announced a series of new policies for immigration reform, with special emphasis on "immigrating to the United States cannot benefit from the beginning".

Many welfare recipients have the mentality of taking advantage, but now they are afraid that "dream can not come true is true".

4. People who grew up in a "desperate" environment and have a good family background.

There is a saying circulating on the mainland network: "I have a good father and I am not afraid to travel all over the world." However, in America, "Your father is Li Gang" is simply ignored.

Many rich second-generation international students entered the United States on F 1 student visas, but their status was suspended by the school for different reasons. For various reasons, they are unwilling to return to China and can only "black" in the United States! Many of these people have formed gangs and formed various small groups, and many even embarked on the road of crime.

China's unspoken rules of "money makes the mare go" and "it's unfair to do things without money" made the "rich second generation" come to the United States with arrogance, not only showing off their wealth in a high-profile way, but also committing illegal acts such as drunk driving, lawlessness and bullying.

20 12 in March, a rich second-generation student from China was arrested on suspicion of raping the landlady. His parents flew to America overnight, trying to bribe the victims to let their son out, but they were sued! "Money makes the mare go" will never work in the United States, and it will also violate American laws at any time, leading to imprisonment.

5. People with poor adaptability and can't be independent.

Most of Americans' daily life is DIY mode. For example, when buying furniture in China, there is usually a free home delivery service. But in America, buy furniture such as beds, cabinets and dining tables. Only "parts" are sold and need to be installed after buying home.

Of course, merchants will also have on-site installation services, but the charges are not cheap. American labor is extremely expensive, and the salary of blue-collar workers is not lower than that of white-collar workers. If you ask someone for help with everything, it will be too much for a long time.

Therefore, living in the United States, we must practice "all kinds of martial arts." People who have poor adaptability and can't live independently will only be unable to move in America.