Is it a big deal to immigrate to America?

Being a tour guide is very hard, earning about 8000 yuan in China. I immigrated to the United States a few years ago, and now I work as a kitchen worker in a regular big company with a monthly salary of 3000, which is very hard. However, I still feel that my life is much better, but I feel depressed, the food is not delicious, my English is average, and I can simply understand myself. After reading so much about America, most of it is nonsense.

In China, I don't feel that I am not free. Anyway, it's all at the bottom, and basically no one cares. Like America, I eat, drink and do whatever I want. Generally speaking, people of our class are not allowed to take care of you, whether in China or the United States, as long as they are honest. It is understandable to make a living abroad by your own efforts, and it is not the same kind of people who earn enough at home and enjoy it with China's wealth abroad.

Objectively speaking, the living standard in the United States is much higher than that in China. There are many foreign friends, such as Europeans, Koreans, Americans, Japanese, Vietnamese and Burmese, but it is difficult to blend in. Sometimes everyone's logic is different. I also met many people from China in the United States. I once met a female student in China. I heard that she seems to be a graduate student. Her boyfriend is American, and there are four China people with us, but we all belong to the category of working in the United States. This woman often comes to have dinner with us. She is very arrogant. When we meet her compatriots abroad, we are usually very excited. After a few words, she ignores us. I have a good attitude towards American employees here. American employees here do the same work as us. Then she came to us, and we didn't want to receive her. When she came, our American colleagues around us were very supportive. Think about it. Maybe she lives in different circles, so we all think she is a little selfish. But most Americans can respect each other's culture, which is even better. In any case, they are all sons and daughters of the Chinese nation, regardless of nationality. Since it is the bottom floor, there is nothing wrong with finding a beautiful place to live.

Speaking of public security in the United States, I have been in white areas, and the public security is quite good. Go home after 10 every night, and nothing happens. I have met many vagrants, and most of them are very polite. They just ask me for cigarettes, but they don't usually give them or help lazy people. Slums are a bit messy, not discrimination. Generally speaking, domestic security is still relatively good. Those who advocate American democracy and public safety are pure nonsense. I have an American friend who is also a poor man in America. If you want to do something in America, you often don't have to go through connections. This is the same everywhere, but it does not rule out the subjective feelings of people living at the bottom.

In the United States, the mental quality is not as good as before, and it feels not as good as at home. I still like to play low-end games, such as roadside barbecue, hot pot beer, singing with friends, playing games in internet cafes and so on. They are too high here, and they are not comfortable as people at the bottom. If the international economic situation remains unchanged, the working environment in the United States is better than that in China, but the entrepreneurial environment is definitely not as good as that in China. In fact, America is not as good as everyone thinks. At present, many young people in China are under great pressure, mainly houses, and housing prices in the United States are also high, but their towns and cities.