Is attending a Chinese kindergarten the worst kind of education in the United States?

First of all, I need to explain that my wife and I are family immigrants, and my wife has already had American status. This is different from most people. So please don't ask me about immigration procedures and fees, it may not help you. Let’s talk about ourselves first. My wife and I are old Chengdu people. Before immigrating in 2009, I had been doing foreign trade in Guangzhou. I have been traveling between China and the United States since 2001. When it comes to making money, it’s not too much to say too much, and it’s okay to say too little. Making money means making money and paying taxes, but I really don’t feel safe in my heart. I have never dared to have a child, and the panic caused by that sense of insecurity is quite uncomfortable. What is even more uncomfortable is dealing with industry and commerce, customs and taxation. These issues have always been a knot in my heart and have never been solved. They kept eating, drinking, and even going whoring and gambling with her. I feel like they are like a group of hunters, holding an invisible gun in their hands, which can take my life at any time, and then they hold my collar and keep teasing me. I had no choice but to obey them obediently and run for my life. Sometimes I go online to vent. There is a saying popularized by Wu Mao: This is China and China is beautiful. If you don’t accept it, just get out of China. OK, then let's find a way and get out of here. Who said we are second-class citizens? So my wife and I have been planning to immigrate, but we dare not give up our jobs in Guangzhou easily. After all, we are still making money. It continued like this until 2008 when I couldn’t use it anymore because my wife and I were getting older, and my wife had always wanted a child. What really accelerated our immigration was the 4 trillion stimulus package in 2009. The night I heard the news, my wife and I decided to leave. Because we all understand that this is a feast for the powerful, but for ordinary people, it will be a nightmare. If we don't leave as soon as possible, we will not be able to escape the disaster of hyperinflation. In this way, in 2009, our small family, my wife and I, set foot on the soil of the United States at the same time. In the first year after arriving in the United States, my wife and I kept walking around the country. Since we still had some financial resources before, we first wanted to take a vacation for ourselves, and secondly, we wanted to get to know the United States well in order to decide which city we would settle in. From east to west and from south to north, we have traveled through many cities. From what I’ve seen along the way, in terms of sightseeing, I don’t really recommend New York on the east coast and Los Angeles on the west coast. Many students first visited these two big cities when they set foot in the United States, and experienced the kindness and enthusiasm of Americans in these two big cities. But what I want to say is that these two cities are immigrant cities, and there are not many authentic old Americans. When you go to the vast middle of the United States, you can feel the authentic American simplicity. My wife and I once took a rainy walk through a small town in Colorado. The town seemed even more sparsely populated due to the rainy weather. But every time our car passes by, it will stop in good faith and ask you what's wrong, do you need a ride? unnecessary? Do you need an umbrella? It made us exhausted. They may not know that after being freed from the acid rain, we just want to enjoy the refreshing drizzle. For sightseeing, I recommend Seattle and New Jersey in spring and fall, Utah in summer and Colorado in winter. These places fully demonstrate the diverse landscapes and vastness of the United States, as well as the intoxicating beauty. I have to say the national parks in the United States. Interested students can search for it themselves, I believe you will be shocked. Although I don’t recommend Los Angeles and New York for sightseeing, in terms of immigration and specific life, you have to choose between these two cities. As everyone knows, there are many Chinese people, easy language communication, and convenient shopping. You don’t have to choose between these two cities. It can be said that he traveled hundreds of miles for the raw materials of twice-cooked pork. We originally seriously considered the three major Chinese cities in the United States: New York, Los Angeles and Las Vegas. Let’s talk about our choices below, hoping it will be a reference for friends who are preparing to immigrate. New York, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, the three major cities, frankly speaking, New York is my favorite. The advantage is that the benefits are generous, the most generous among the three cities. The air is the best and New York is very beautiful in spring and autumn. But the disadvantage is that the four seasons are too distinct. There are sauna days in summer, but it snows heavily in winter, making it inconvenient to go out and not suitable for children. For those of us who are preparing to have children, the child's environment is the key point. Las Vegas is my least favorite of the three cities. The welfare is the worst among the three cities. The air is dry. Every time I go to Las Vegas, it is so dry that I get a huge headache. The temperature difference is huge. Maybe it's because of the gambling city, where people are also more impetuous. It feels like everyone in this city has materialistic desires burning in their eyes. Although our relatives are in Las Vegas, this city has been abandoned by us. Los Angeles, the place we chose to settle down, has its shortcomings. Los Angeles' water quality and air quality are notoriously poor in the United States. According to surveys, this is due to China. Relying on the circulation of the Pacific Ocean, air and seawater pollution from China continue to reach Los Angeles on the other side of the Pacific Ocean. But the advantages cannot be replaced. The air in Los Angeles is bad, but the climate is the best. The California sunshine all year round allows for a long time for outdoor activities, which is most suitable for the growth of children. Benefits are average, but acceptable. Life is also more convenient. The Chinese District is scattered in several different places and can radiate to many areas. Going to the Chinese District is not too crowded and the transportation is more convenient. Another great thing about Los Angeles: there are no mosquitoes, no matter the season. At the end of the day, after wandering around the United States for nearly a year and a half, we returned to Los Angeles as our final destination.

Let’s talk specifically about our life in the past three years since we immigrated. Speaking of life in the United States, let us first fully understand the United States. Regarding racial discrimination, the reason why I put this issue first is because I am very concerned about and sensitive to this issue. We, as citizens, have suffered enough from discrimination at home, so when I came to the United States, I opened my eyes to observe this problem. Frankly speaking, in the past three years, as far as I am concerned, I have not encountered any discrimination problems. As far as my experience is concerned, I think this problem does not exist in the United States. Many Chinese people, after arriving in the United States, are unable to truly understand American laws and culture due to their own language and abilities. At the same time, I am more sensitive and encounter unpleasant problems, so I attribute it to discrimination.