cross-cultural communication

Before going abroad, I don't know what I should prepare or need to know, only that I must study hard abroad and win glory for my country!

The quality of education in China is getting better and better now. As long as I have studied English at school for a few years, there will be no language difficulties when I go abroad.

Of course, there will be progress after going abroad. After all, everyone around us speaks English, and there will definitely be progress. If you are an international student, it is better to stay at home, because the language progress is obvious.

Foreigners are also curious about everyone in China, so they become a bridge.

Of course, I feel that I am the representative of my own culture, and I am happy to tell them everything about China (the information about China in Australian schools is very old, and it has changed every year for three years, but now they know nothing about China. So it is necessary to communicate with them more. )

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Diet-Australia is an immigrant country, basically there will be no diet problem, but if they eat bread every day in their host family, they will be bored.

Daily life-school time is late and school time is early here, so there is basically no problem, if there is, it is daylight saving time and weather environment.

Communication-as I said above, people like to ask and I like to answer. There is no problem at all.

6. They think that teachers in China still like to punish students, and the living environment in China is very poor, because all the contents in the textbooks are before 1990.

7. Of course it matters. If you don't try to accept it, how can you integrate into their lives? Of course, I asked them about their hobbies and after-school hobbies.

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No, I didn't feel the beauty of China until I came abroad. I thought China had a lot of homework, but I didn't know it was for our own good until I got here. At first, I thought the traffic in China was too crowded and busy, but now, I really miss those cars (especially when it rains heavily, the cars on the streets of Australia are all private cars, so be sure to get soaked all over; In China, how nice it is to do so! )

As for the language problem, it depends on the individual's learning attitude. Serious people will go to gangsters who are serious about learning languages, and if they are not serious, they will muddle along. Personally, I don't think there is much difference between foreign languages and China.

Finally, I wish you a satisfactory answer, my QQ 475899443 (please count the time, usually +2 hours, thank you).