What about immigrants without money?

From my personal immigration experience, why is it easier? I think it has something to do with studying abroad for a while. I understand the thinking of foreigners. They generally believe that you will adapt to the local environment quickly, and the education you receive will let you know the rules and enjoy the benefits in the process of obeying them. Such people are useful to this country, at least they won't make trouble at will. Which immigration officer is willing to find a useless person? Do you think this is true? Therefore, I think that no matter whether the immigration restrictions are tight or loose, the first step to go abroad is to get an education. I called my friends in China two days ago and learned that if I send my children out of junior high school (because I think this age is the most suitable), the annual tuition fee will be 12000 US dollars, and going to college will cost more than 20 thousand US dollars a year, which will take nine years. Roughly speaking, it will be equivalent to at least RMB 2 million. Speaking of which, I really feel a little dull pain in my waist. Reminds me of that year. In the early 1990s, shortly after I got married, I embarked on the road of going abroad alone. My parents are both intellectuals, who have no public rights and no funds to support themselves. In your words now, they are neither rich nor powerful. I came abroad with $300. I started looking for a job the day after I landed. A few days later, I started selling newspapers. In less than ten days, I found a painter who didn't want to be a local. Because the paint mist is poisonous, the paint of that era was not so particular today. Later, I got a job as a restaurant worker. Presumably, people who came out to study abroad in the early 1990 s came over like this, paying tuition and living expenses by working, and paying off domestic debts. There are two fundamental reasons for the result, but it is still not good. One is the injury of paint fog to the throat, and the other is the injury to the lumbar spine caused by long-term standing work, excluding the accidental injury to the cervical spine. Later, when the conditions were good, I often thought that if I had known that I could still be as rich as I am now, I would never have worked so hard. But this is completely wrong, and we should think the other way around. If we hadn't worked so hard, we wouldn't have made money in the future. The following is a brief description of my restaurant work. It is generally required to arrive at the restaurant before 7 pm, because the first round of dishes is almost finished. Entering the narrow workshop, carts full of dishes have already been waiting at the door one after another. Soak the dish in alkaline water to remove oil, then take it out and put it on the shelf of the dishwasher. It's such a simple process. Grab the plates from the alkaline water with two hands, eight at a time, that is, one must be sandwiched between each finger and then inserted into the shelf. Presumably, many foreign students knew how to operate that old-fashioned restaurant dishwasher. So what if each hand catches less than one? This will delay the time to go home for half an hour, which is enough to make you imagine the frequency of this kind of work-completely like a robot running at a high rhythm. And I don't want to wear gloves, because I don't feel good and it's easy to drop the plate. The result is that the skin of hands and forearms is changed once every ten days, that is, alkaline water causes molting, and then it is worn off and grows new. When painting, you can often catch up with the situation that your hands are scratched and your meat is turned out. The key point is that at that stage, the waist was broken and the lumbar muscles were strained, so sometimes it hurts to stand and talk now. One shouldn't complain that he doesn't have this or that, which will have a particularly bad influence on children. Actually, you don't have to say anything. It doesn't matter how the result is, what's important is to give yourself an explanation. I tried my best, and I did it. If I can't do something in a fair society, I will willingly "admit defeat" and not be afraid of ghosts knocking at the door. Don't preach to children. Children are often more careful than adults. Your actions have educated the children. I can't answer "What if I have no money to immigrate?" I can only share with you the story of how I immigrated without money. There is no savior in this world, only yourself. If you try your best to fail, encourage your children to fight for the world by themselves. I don't approve of blind immigration. For me, immigration is not an end, but to constantly improve my adaptability in the process of pursuing a better environment. The initial difficulties were temporary and full of hope, because I experienced myself in the difficulties. When you can't adapt to and change the environment, you still have the ability to escape and protect yourself. Only by protecting ourselves can we talk about protecting and helping the people we love.