What should children from China do when they immigrate to Britain to attend primary schools?

Haha, my parents took me to England when I was 8 years old, and then I went to primary school there. My name is Wang Liheng, and Baidu Encyclopedia has it.

Trust me, it's nothing serious! I just went to London, and my parents took me around for the first month to get familiar with this place. School starts in a month, and I bring an electronic translator every day, but it is of little use. Communication basically uses gestures and sign language feelings. . I believe I can understand. I'll press the translator or something if it's important I went there for a year and a half, and when I returned to China, my English was at least CET-4. . In the first three months of school, I didn't want to go to school every day because I didn't understand! ! My father and I agreed not to go to school one day a week, but after about six months, I want to go every day. But when I really want to go to school, I don't feel so bad, because the children are simple and kind, and because they are too young to know the racial differences (especially in places like London where there are so many foreigners-), they won't bully me. I will learn English slowly. . . It's really fast.

8 years old, studying in the third grade in China? In Britain, it's the fourth grade. It doesn't matter. Their primary education is slow and happy. . . I remember that they didn't learn the vertical subtraction until the fifth grade. They can't afford to get hurt (but that was in 2002). . Don't let children start with 1 again, it will hurt your self-esteem.

Never let him not go to school or Chinese school.

(If you want to know what happened to me next ... 10 years old, I returned to China and became a secondary school and middle school 1 year. Then I went back to England to be Alevels. I just received an unconditional acceptance letter from Cambridge University ...)