Parents accompanying students studying in Britain are mainly divided into three categories.

According to UK-Chinese Times, there is such a small but not negligible Chinese community in Britain. They gave up their original life track in China and came to England, starting from scratch. Building a family's future in Britain thousands of miles away and dreaming of building a better future for children? They came to England one after another and became what others said? Stay with your parents? . What they hear most is their children and their future. According to the reporter's understanding, the accompanying parents in Britain are mainly divided into three categories, one is the guardianship of minors; Second, although children are adults, they should take care of their daily lives? Spoil? Accompany reading; Third, is it investment immigration? Immigration supervision? Accompany reading. According to industry sources, in recent years? Investment immigration? The number of accompanying parents is on the rise and will continue to rise in the future.

Guarding minor daughter's company:? I like accompanying students in England, right?

Anne from Taiwan Province Province is a mother in her forties and has a ten-year-old daughter. At present, my daughter is in the third grade of primary school. She went to London with her daughter last September and officially entered a private primary school in London, England. At the same time, she became a? Accompany? Mom.

In a telephone interview with UK-Chinese Times, Anne was on her way to pick up her daughter from school by bus. She told reporters that the visa she is getting now is an accompanying visa for children under 0/2 years old in Taiwan Province Province/KLOC.

According to her description to reporters, she and her children live a regular life on weekdays. My daughter goes to school at 8: 30 every Monday to Friday. They usually get up at 7 o'clock in the morning. After washing and breakfast, Anne will send her daughter to school. School ends at three o'clock in the afternoon, and she goes out to pick up her children at almost half past two every afternoon.

When asked what her child would do when she went to school, Anne said, it's almost past 9 o'clock when I came back from sending the child in the morning. I usually go to the supermarket to buy food and go home to clean up. Nothing special, just like housewives all over the world. ? Anne then added:? However, sometimes I will attend tea parties with my old English friends or my daughter and classmates' families. ?

Anne doesn't think that the communication between father and daughter on weekdays will affect her feelings. The internet is very developed now. We video with our children's fathers every day. When we spend a long holiday in England, such as Easter, summer vacation or Christmas, my daughter and I will go back to Shanghai and Taiwan Province Province to reunite with our families. And my husband will come to England to reunite with us during such a long holiday in November. ?

On weekends, Anne usually takes her children to parks or museums. ? Sometimes I go to see some interesting exhibitions with my daughter. She must study music on weekends. She has been practicing cello for more than three years. ?

Ask if there will be? Accompany? When cultivating interest in life, Anne said that she is very interested in photography at present, or she will take classes in the future. At present, it is still dominated by daughters. After the seventh grade, her school hours will be extended to 4 pm. By then, I will have more time, or I will take classes to learn photography. ?

? Spoil? Accompany reading:? Will it last until my son graduates from college?

A few years ago, after retiring in China, Ms. Wang, who was in her fifties, decided to join because she was worried about her son who was studying in the UK? Stay with mom? Gens, take care of their son's daily life.

Ms. Wang came to England to live with her son in the second year after he went abroad. She told reporters: I have a visa to visit relatives for half a year at a time. ? During her son's three years in Britain, Ms. Wang went back to China every six months and reapplied for a tourist visa for the next six months.

Every morning, Ms. Wang will get up at six o'clock on time, make breakfast for her son, and make a box lunch for her son to take to school. Ms. Wang told reporters that after her son goes to school, she sometimes goes for a walk in the park downstairs to exercise, and sometimes chats with her new friends in China. Occasionally, the children of friends are left unattended for the time being, and Ms. Wang will also act as a nanny to look after the children for friends. Before her son came home in the afternoon, she began to prepare dinner. Day after day. She told reporters that she and her son seldom go out to eat. I cook by myself every day, so I can eat safely and save money. ?

Ms. Wang told reporters that they don't belong to a very wealthy family, son? Spend money like water. His consumption habits once made him and her husband feel financial pressure. My son also got some scholarships from British universities in advance, allowing him to study abroad as he wished. ? Anyway, I retired, on the one hand, I can take care of my son's life, on the other hand? Supervision? Son's unnecessary spending on money. ? Ms. Wang said that she would keep in touch with her husband in China by phone on weekdays. She told reporters that she was going to England? Accompany? My son graduated from college.

On the other hand, Ms. Wang's son Xiao F doesn't seem to accompany her mother? Appreciate? . He said in an interview:? I am the only classmate in our class whose mother came to England to accompany me. I'm in my twenties and I'm an adult. I can control my life well. I fully understand my mother's love for me, but there is always a feeling of being supervised at all times. I am not free. ?

Accompanied by investment immigrants:? Create the best educational environment for children?

For the daughter's education, Mr. C's family directly chose the 6.5438+0 million investment immigration project in the UK. Due to full preparation, they quickly obtained an immigrant visa from China, and their daughter's enrollment in the UK was quite smooth.

In the words of Mr. c:? My daughter's school environment is good, and there are only a dozen students in one class. Because the school strictly limits the number of students in China, my daughter is the only China student in the class. This creates an environment for her daughter to grow up in English. ?

Mr. c calls himself? Flying talent? Flying around a lot, busy with work. I can't get away from domestic business, so let my wife bring her children to study as the main applicant. I can only fly between two countries. ?

? My wife is also mainly responsible for taking care of children in China. My wife and I discussed that this decision is wise for the future of our children. ?

? I want to create the best living and educational environment for my daughter within my ability. The fresh air and safe food in Britain enable children to grow up in a safer and more comfortable environment. In addition, British educational ideas and methods enable children to have the ability to think independently and the space for creative thinking from an early age, and children can completely plan their future development direction according to their own interests. ?

? At school, children can get in touch with children from different cultural backgrounds, and it is easier for them to learn tolerance, respect and acceptance, which also exercises their social skills from an early age. ?

However, according to the reporter's understanding, behind all the seemingly beautiful things, Mr. C also has his own hidden worries: although I am usually very busy at home and often away from home, I am only a few hours away from my children by plane, unlike the ten-hour flight from China to Britain now. ?

? So I watch a video every day, keep in touch with my wife and daughter, listen to my daughter's things at school and see her life in England, which makes up for my regret that I can't be with her.

According to Mr. C., at that time, parents disapproved of her daughter going abroad, and the elderly always felt that her granddaughter was far away from home and would gradually become worse than when she was around? Deep feelings? .

? Every time I think about it, my heart will shake. Finally, convince yourself with my daughter's future and tell yourself that this decision is correct. ? Mr. C told reporters.