Shake hands, fellow travelers! I want to ask, did you immigrate successfully? I think life in China is too stressful. I want to go out and try it early while I am young!

Obviously, journalists' help to immigrants is zero.

There is also great pressure at home, but there is strong discrimination abroad. Many times we are treated as pariahs, looked down upon and bullied just because we are Asians.

If you don't want to be a person who lives only in the Chinese community, then you and your family and children will have to endure all this contempt and discrimination. There may be no unjust judicial institutions overseas, but there is a judicial system that makes us China people speechless.

Now is the best period of our country's development, so we should be cautious in immigration. In the past, domestic consumption was low, and coming back was like going to the countryside, but what about the future? Our overseas income may not even be able to afford a house in China. At that time, if we were frustrated overseas, where would we go?

Finally, if you are ambitious, please don't immigrate. Maybe immigration can really give children a better environment, but it is too unfair to our generation of immigrants. Ask yourself, can you accept being a worker who will never be promoted?

Many opportunities are lost because we are "foreigners". Even if we get the status, our yellow skin and black eyes are still telling others that we are "foreigners". This kind of frustration is not something you can feel at home now. Be careful, think twice, and don't do anything that you regret.

Brother, just because you immigrated doesn't mean your parents can immigrate immediately. Pay attention to the word "immediately". As long as you get citizenship, your parents will go sooner or later, but no one can say for sure how many years your parents will have to apply for it.

Different countries have different restrictions on parents' immigration. If it's for parents' sake, it's best to study the policies of various countries carefully before making a decision, and don't simply trust the recommendation of friends or intermediaries.