You should pay attention to your words and deeds when you immigrate to the United States.

More and more people in China invest in buying houses in the United States. China people are rich, love to buy houses, and it seems to be known all over the world to pay cash. In America, there is even the media? China people want to buy America? Exclaimed. However, in some residential areas in the United States, some new neighbors from China are not very welcome. Some websites in the United States have collected some comments about China from American neighbors, which is quite interesting. While sharing with you, we remind investors who are going to the United States to pay more attention to their words and deeds in the future and better integrate into American life! First of all, people in China have a strong cooking smell.

People in China like to cook with hot oil, hot pot, vegetables and condiments? Son ~? Put it in a pot, stir-fry and stew, and the fragrance of spiced powder, star anise pepper and pepper will come out. But in an immigrant country like the United States, people of all ethnic groups have it, and people of different ethnic groups are used to different tastes of food. What we find fragrant may not be felt in other people's noses.

Americans cook with little smoke. When they cook at home, they can hardly smell the outside. So they may not be used to going out for a walk and passing by other people's homes, and they will know what this family eats at night.

I remember hearing that there was an old American lady in a villa area in the suburbs of new york, and a China lived next door. China people like to eat fried salted fish and stinky tofu, and the smell lingers on the road near his home. Once, just after frying salted fish, the hostess of China heard a policeman calling the door (new york police always reported themselves when knocking at the door: NYPD). It turned out that the old American lady next door finally couldn't stand it and called the police.

Second, China people like to rebuild, which is not harmonious with the American community.

Walking in many communities in the United States, you will feel beautiful and comfortable. The reason is that Americans like to decorate their foreyards and backyards beautifully, and they also attach great importance to the unity of housing styles in the community.

According to media reports in Los Angeles, China buyer Huang bought a Tudor mansion built 99 years ago in Pasadena for his 23-year-old son, who attended the University of Southern California. This mansion is very famous in the local area, almost equivalent to the landmark building of that community. This English-style mansion with 7 bedrooms and 10 bathroom was sold for 6 million at that time. After the Huang family bought the mansion, they wanted to do some decoration according to their own preferences. Therefore, according to local laws and regulations, they proposed the intention of rebuilding the fence to the municipal government, but they were banned by their neighbors three times at the municipal public hearing. Some neighbors are worried that the new owners will tear down the old houses and build Shenzhen-style buildings. They even asked the city Council to turn the house into an immovable landmark.

Third, China? Local tyrants? It is unfair to buy a house in cash at one time and drive up the house price.

Old residents in some communities in the United States, including Chinese residents, are somewhat worried about new China buyers, fearing that they will throw out a lot of cash to buy houses and push up community housing prices. A resident of San Marino said that local people buy houses with loans, while domestic buyers buy houses with cash. It usually takes 30 to 45 days for buyers to apply for a loan, which has no advantage compared with those who buy a house in cash. This is unfair to the local people. ?

Four, China neighbors don't like to participate in activities such as community volunteers.

Americans like volunteering very much, from helping their children's teachers with their homework to going to the front to fight for their country. Volunteers can be seen everywhere. Is this called volunteers? Volunteer? , voluntary labor.

In the community, residents will try their best to serve the community. People who participate in community service are mostly residents of the community. They can be primary and secondary school students, housewives and retirees in the community, employees of enterprises and institutions with offices in the community, and people who are willing to serve the community. The content of community service includes going to the service center for the elderly, going to the public library to sort out books, and also going to the immigration school to teach English to new immigrants.

Maybe it's influenced by China since ancient times? Sweep the snow in front of the door? The influence of ideas may also be that language information is not well informed and people don't know how to be volunteers. In some community volunteer activities in the United States, China people are rare.

5. People in China are too practical. It's better to look good than to eat.

China immigrants who came to the United States more than ten years ago have a tradition of cutting down trees on their own properties and tearing down old houses to build big houses, which gives people the impression that local old residents do not pay attention to protecting the environment.

This kind of situation is rare now. However, many villas in the United States have relatively large private green spaces, and families in China think that it is better to look good than to eat. They are not very keen on gardening, preferring to grow vegetables and raise animals (edible).

A housewife living in Queens bought a large cage of live chickens as a gift because her daughter was going to have a baby. Nutrition reserve? You can stew chicken soup and lay eggs. Unexpectedly, the management department issued a ban on her, on the grounds that the century-old community Covenant ordered her to move the live chickens in her yard.

This ancient Covenant, which came into effect in 19 13, stipulates that it is forbidden to set up breweries, sugar factories, slaughterhouses, chicken farms, cattle farms, pig farms, lime factories and iron factories in this community. Olmsted Jr, the maker of the ban, is a famous landscape architect and the designer of new york Central Park.