Why do so many people think that international students return to China because they can't get along abroad?

In fact, there has always been a problem that puzzles international students, that is, should I go back to China or continue studying abroad? Many people in China psychologically think that life in the United States is superior, because overseas students who return home are losers. Is that really the case? Do many people return to China because they can't get along abroad?

I want to say that this may have been the case 50 years ago, but it is definitely not the case now. If you want to truly integrate into American society and shine in that society, you can't just rely on fluent English, so returning to China may also be a choice for the public. After all, they are still used to the original living environment.

Many people choose to return to China because they save money and labor, and because the jobs they find abroad are not ideal. Because racial discrimination still exists to a certain extent, it is normal for ordinary China people not to be reused abroad, and there may be better development prospects when they return home.

Another important reason is that it is really difficult to find a bosom friend in a foreign country. Maybe you often joke and laugh, but the people who talk to international students are definitely not white, which will make you more and more depressed. Living abroad will make you feel very uncomfortable. Many people return to China because they want to prosper their country on their own and don't want to leave all their talents abroad. So there are many reasons for international students to return to China now. Some of them are for themselves and their relatives, and some are for the country, not only because they don't get along well outside, but also because they get along so well that they have to return home.