Do you still want to immigrate?

Difficult answer: complexity is subjective, and the gods don't know it.

Whether immigration is good or not is a question that can never be said clearly. Whether to emigrate or not is a question that you can only decide for yourself.

Immigration is just one more choice.

Fly outside is not an immigrant preacher, does not encourage immigration, and does not oppose immigration. Fly outside just wants to help people who want to immigrate smoothly. Applicants need to decide for themselves whether to immigrate. If you ask fly outside for advice, fly outside always says that since there is an immigration plan, you can treat immigration as a five-year multiple-entry visa and give yourself one more choice. If you feel that immigration is not good, you can give up your immigration status at any time and return to China at any time. Without immigration, there is no turning back, and the cost of immigration can be controlled.

The key to determine the happiness index after immigration is the inner feelings caused by the attitude towards life.

Whether immigration is good or not, different people have different answers, and there is really no way to answer whether immigration is good or not. If you decide to emigrate, don't regret it, strive for a new life, and adjust your mentality is the most important thing. You will be happy through your own efforts, and you will never be happy without complaining.

Many people living in Beijing say that Beijing is not good every day, but in fact they just don't go back to their hometown. Many new immigrants to Canada say that Canada is not good every day, but they just can't bear to leave Canada and live steadily in China. It may not be easy to emigrate, but it should not be difficult to return to China. Whether a person is happy or not is determined by complex factors. Every place has its shortcomings and every place has its advantages. It is a healthy state of mind to be responsible for and respect your choices.

Immigrating to developed countries is not equal to an immigrant paradise. Developed countries will not starve people to death, but they also need to work hard. Because of the differences in language and culture, it is certainly not easy to find a good job at first, but whether you can put down your airs and do what you can depends on their attitudes and values.

Take a long-term view: it is no problem to meet the minimum living needs, and there is no need to care about the living problems after immigration. There is no reason to worry about people who don't eat. If they don't even have this confidence, they'd better not go anywhere. For many new immigrants, the first three years will be difficult, which needs no explanation, and whether they will live a full and happy life after three years depends on themselves. You know, most people living in the country where you immigrated are happy. If you are unhappy, it must be you.

Long-term people not only look at the present, but also look at the long-term. Long-term people not only look at themselves, but also look at future generations. In the long run, it should not be a bad thing if future generations can emigrate to developed countries.