American F 1 visa refused.

I have told you the reason for your refusal, but you have no huge family or economic and social constraints outside the United States, which will lead you to leave the United States for a short stay. In other words, your return to China is less binding. For your application for a study visa in the United States,

First of all, you are an adult, 20 years old. At least in the eyes of Americans, you have your own economic income, and your national conditions may be different. I don't know if you provided proof of work and internship bank flow when you submitted the materials, which also proves your binding force on the other hand.

Secondly, I don't know whether the financial aid given by parents is well reflected in the form. Obviously, the visa officer didn't look at your asset certificate, so go back and see if there is any part missing in the form.

Third, there is no clear plan or plan for the future. Generally, the interviewer will ask you what you plan to do after reading the book. If you don't have an accurate answer at this time, the interviewer will doubt your motivation to learn. Comprehensively evaluate the performance of your visa, see what advantages are not shown, and how to create opportunities for performance next time. What are the shortcomings that the visa didn't notice? What should the visa officer do next time?

Finally, find more binding force in China to dispel the visa officer's doubts about your immigration. If you think you don't understand, you can refer to Gao Qian.