When I was young, I felt it was a happy thing to escape from my parents. I also wanted to have my own life, learn what I wanted to learn, and do whatever I wanted to do, so my mother let me and my brother go abroad to study. In my impression, I don’t have to get up early every day to study abroad, and the classes are very casual, because there are only a few classes, which will be much easier than in high school. At the same time, there are clubs, I can join all my favorite clubs, meet many new friends, and we can play together. In the future, my friends may help me when I work. So with these thoughts in mind, I asked my brother, because he is now studying in the United States, and I asked him four questions that I am most concerned about. The first question was “What is the biggest difference between your feelings in the United States and those in China?” The second question was “What is the difference in diet?” The third question is “interpersonal relationship and friends, such as with domestic friends for a long time have not seen each other will not become weak and so on.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I think my brother will definitely say that everyone is very friendly, there will be a lot of friends from all over the world, eat what you want to eat, hamburgers, fries and fried chicken are very delicious, but finally my brother’s answer makes me very incredible\uff0cIn his answer to my question he said that the biggest feeling at home and abroad is self-discipline and learning to learn on your own because nobody cares about you and at the same time in all aspects of school life nobody cares about you and you have to do everything on your own without paying rent or going to class, He said the school would have a website or an Internet address that would tell the school anything and if it couldn’t find it, it would have to look for the location of the classroom bit by bit\uff0cSo he says these are the most troublesome, to do everything by yourself.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
At the same time, my brother also said that foreign food is very bad because it is full of fried chicken and hamburgers, which are basically the same business every day. Moreover, it is particularly sweet, which may be because the degree of contact between foreigners and Chinese food is different. Because a survey shows that Chinese people who like to eat sweet food like to eat spicy food or salty food.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The third question I am most concerned about is whether more friends will answer me that they will indeed make more friends and meet people from all over the world, but real good friends in China will not change, because he said that real good friends will not change with time and distance, if they change, they are not true friends, then they are not your good friends.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Finally, I would like to say that it will be more convenient in China, because we will be late for the food we prefer to eat and it will be more convenient for us to do anything at the same time, but there are benefits in foreign countries. If we can meet more people and make more friends, I think we should go to more places in our young time<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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