How much influence does immigration have on children?

Many immigrant children still think that they are from China, and when introducing themselves, they will also say that they are from China, but this does not mean that they have a sense of belonging to China or that they are from China. A person's lifestyle and way of thinking are shaped by the growing environment, so many immigrant children have a sense of belonging to people from other countries. Usually, there are two situations. A person who completely considers himself a foreigner, and his feelings and relationships with China are only maintained by the older generation and some living habits. The other thought that he was both a China native and a foreigner, which puzzled him. When parents are busy with work, children grow up in an environment far away from China culture, lacking opportunities to understand and get in touch with China culture. They live naturally and harmoniously with foreign children in a foreign culture and language environment, so it is difficult for them to cultivate a sense of identity with China. There is a kind of immigrant children who are extremely disgusted and do not accept China culture. When people call them China people, they will feel extremely unhappy and even angry. These mentalities are all formed in the child's growth period. Even if children agree with their China identity, there will still be an identity crisis, because both China people's circles and foreigners' circles have their acceptance and rejection. For a long time, they all feel rejected by society. Such children need to find their own kind and create new cultural identity and cognition. Therefore, as far as possible, let children contact the motherland culture abroad and respect their choices.