Why do some mainstream Chinese in the United States worship foreign things and flatter foreign countries, become arrogant and integrate with white people?

China immigrants struggle to live in the United States in order to realize the American dream. Many people try to integrate into the mainstream of the United States and hope to be treated equally by foreigners. Some Chinese say that living in the United States is often rejected by the so-called "mainstream Chinese", and some Chinese who are eager to integrate into the mainstream think that they are far away from the Chinese community and live in areas with more white residents, "superior to other Chinese"; Some people in China think that eating Chinese food is not a foreign country, and boast that they often eat western food and have many American friends around them. Some businessmen think that a company is "advanced" only if its customers are all white or its employees are foreigners, which makes some people in China feel uncomfortable. Some Chinese believe that there are indeed a few Chinese who claim to live in white areas of the United States and show off to Chinese friends around them, and some Chinese are proud of making white friends. Some people don't even want to mention that they are China people of other nationalities, while others say that they are Korean or Japanese. Mr. Liao, a professor at Los Angeles Community College who has lived in the United States for more than 30 years, said that some people may have been stimulated in their previous lives, but they should actually separate culture from politics. China has a history of 5,000 years of civilization, and we should not deny or exclude people under the influence of this culture. Betrayal of one's own nation should also be spurned by other nations.