Why are foreign countries so unsafe?

In the face of the Manchester Stadium explosion, I personally think that not all foreign countries are unsafe, but some immigrant countries are unsafe because of loose immigration policies and political and religious cooperation.

We don't know much about foreign affairs, so we won't go into it. Here is a simple example of Chinese Americans. The hero of this example is a celebrity now. He is Raymond Tsway, an old international student who graduated from Peking University. Some people may say that he has never heard of this name, but if I say that he is the famous North American Cui Ge, I believe you must have heard of it. Yes, he is one of the earliest college students, with excellent grades and the aura of Beijing aborigines. Of course, this is just his imagination. After all, he felt that he had everything, and going to America was the best choice he could think of at that time. What happened was that he became a secretary and the boss of a food stall as he wished. He betrayed the Indians who kindly taught him how to cook, and also helped his compatriots in China in We Are All Unhappy-Forever.

Although we can't say for sure what kind of person he is, over the years, he has really used his own efforts to tell us what these "bumpkins" really look like abroad, and even advised students who want to go abroad to think twice. Let's just say, he said that he would return to China, and then he changed his American green card into our own notebook in China, which read the word "awesome" in everyone's mind and was ruthlessly rejected. I still remember one of the most classic words he said at that time, that is, it took him a lot of effort to truly feel that he was a China native. What makes him feel broken is that if he is from China, but he is not far from Wan Li, he has to become an American, but if he is an American, they can't speak when the United States bombs other countries, and even say that a mobile phone in a developed country cries to borrow money from our motherland.

At this point, I want to say that among all the nonsense he said, the most important thing is that in any developed country, you may see all kinds of people applying for immigration from one playground to another, but nowhere in China can you see a bunch of foreigners swearing at the national flag, and then they have a very simple auditing system, just like the United States even has many illegal workers, which is impossible in China. It can be seen that the stability of a country depends entirely on the rigor of the system. So don't envy people who can go abroad or even immigrate. After all, our motherland is your real comfortable harbor ~