Life experience after immigrating to the United States

I have lived in America for more than 65,438+00 years. I was not used to it at first, but I have lived for a long time. I am familiar with all aspects here, and I have my own social circle, life circle, work circle and circle of friends, so I like America more and more. In fact, it doesn't matter where you live, happiness and health are the most important. I have been abroad for almost ten years. I don't know how much I love my country unless I go abroad. I don't know how good America is if I don't come to America.

When I first came to the United States, I felt that the United States was so much; After going abroad for three years, I came back to find that I had suffered a lot in America, but I was lost for a long time. After living for five years, I feel that there are too many people in China to stand the noise. I went abroad for seven years and lived in China for two months. I found America better when I came back. I stayed in America for a long time and found that America has many benefits. I wonder if you agree?

The first reason: American freedom. Mind your own business and you'll be fine. No leader is in charge of you all day and tells you what to do. Even if there is a leader, you don't have to watch him dangling in front of you. Even the biggest boss works in a transparent cubicle like you, so you don't have to envy someone whose official is bigger than you. Unlike domestic leaders and bosses, even the smallest officials still regard themselves as cadres.

The second reason: there is no need to go through the back door in America. I have been in America for almost ten years. I have never asked anyone to change jobs, apply for a green card, sell a house or a car, and send their children to school. Everything goes according to the normal procedure. No one wants to get the card, no one deliberately makes things difficult, and no one drags on. The only thing that bothers me is that when I applied for a green card and pressed my fingerprints, an old black salesgirl was not very nice (not to me, but to all the people waiting there), which reminded me of the domestic industrial and commercial tax authorities, and I was ready to complain about her, so I put it down after a few days. Then the green card came soon, and I forgot about it.

The third reason: the United States has no comparison mentality. What kind of house you live in, what kind of car you drive, what kind of university your children go to, and whether you go to work or not are all your choices. You don't have to care what others say or think. Living your own life is the most important thing. I once knew a friend who always liked to compare with others, was willing to ask about other people's affairs, and then showed off his house, car and children to others. Now we haven't been in touch for a long time.

The fourth reason: the United States has a vast territory, rich natural resources (I used to think it was more appropriate to describe China, but it is more suitable to describe the United States), a good environment and fresh air. When I got off the plane back home, I could smell a smell in the air and my throat was particularly uncomfortable. Even in my hometown in the countryside, there is no clear sky in Wan Li, and the chemical plants in the city are completely destroyed. Attracting investment? Around our village, waste gas without advanced treatment is directly discharged. Wastewater from printing and dyeing mills and textile mills has blackened ditches and forks.

The fifth reason: things in America are cheap, and houses and cars are cheaper than those in other countries. It costs a lot of money to buy a brand-name product in China, but it is much cheaper in the United States. Needless to say, America is probably the cheapest country in the world. Anyone who comes to America must sweep some goods back. When the IPAD first came into the market, many people from China had to take it home when they traveled to the United States.

I said America is good, so you don't have to worry about me. Actually, I'm not the only one who says America is good. Many people who still live in America think America is ok.