Why do some parents in China try their best to send their children to study abroad?

I am thinking of ways for my children to study abroad. There are many reasons behind this. Let me take this opportunity to briefly analyze it. These are all answers based on some situations I have encountered or known around me. One is the generation of parents who are not the beneficiaries of the country’s education system. Because of their own abilities or other reasons, they believe that foreign things are good. Including education, there are such examples around me. In other words, I hope that parents will save money frugally, so that their children can go abroad, be gilded, and then come back to be superior to others and develop. The other is a larger group. In other words, the family is relatively well-off, their own cultural level is not high, and their children’s domestic performance is not very good, so they hope to use money to pave a gilded road for their children to go abroad.

The other is that I am a beneficiary of foreign education. Their thinking and habits were slowly assimilated by Western culture, and when they returned to China, they had no sense of identity with all aspects of the country, so they firmly chose to let their children study abroad. I sent my parents to study abroad for a long term. Thank you very much everyone. Fortunately, I have such parents! I am also proud of them now. He is about to graduate with an MBA, and his grades are among the top three, ranking first among all Chinese students in school. Thanks to my parents for creating such good conditions and such a high starting point.

Studying abroad is not about happiness, it is also very hard, but you can live a very colorful life. If you go, you will travel, there are many internship and job opportunities, and as long as you study well, you can always have free time, always playing and having fun. It would be more appropriate to say traveling. What you learn from studying abroad is not only knowledge, but you also want to enjoy the advanced benefits of developed countries even if you are very capable. Foreign priority houses are cheaper than those in China. Of course, although housing prices are not as high as those in the Bay Area, imports in the Bay Area are also the highest in the United States, and prices are also very expensive.

Ordinary people will not be under as much pressure as Chinese housing! Developed countries have a higher material foundation, richer things than at home, lower prices, higher living standards than at home, fewer foreigners, and a much better environment than at home. These are all eye-catching distances. However, if you are a first-generation immigrant, if you like liveliness, if you are not able to get a better job, it will be boring for you to live there, and it will be difficult to find a suitable position for your job, and there will be various levels of discrimination. The deeper feeling is that you lack roots. So you will be very friendly when you see Chinese people, and you will feel comfortable eating Chinese food. This is the sense of national existence.