Tell us about the impact of studying abroad on a person s life.

I used to be an international student, and now I am back to China for a while! From my own experience, I feel that international students are very hard and tired! Because of high consumption abroad, everything is expensive!

I have to work while going to school, and I have to take a lot of certificates in order to find a job abroad, and I finally went to work, thinking that I was free, but I didn't expect to enter the company and have to take a certificate or something, otherwise the job is not guaranteed, and I can't be promoted! Living abroad is stressful! Work during the day and study at home!

I feel more tired than when I was in school, and the only thing I have abroad is that medical insurance and pension insurance are very good! Therefore, there is no such thing as raising children to prevent old age abroad!

The impact will definitely be relatively large, because after all, China is still a developing country, and the gap between China and some developed countries in the West is still relatively large. If you study abroad, you can not only broaden your horizons, but also receive a Western education and learn some cutting-edge knowledge that you can't learn at home. Of course, it doesn't mean that you have to study abroad, in fact, China is also developing very well, and it is not much worse than Western countries, but studying abroad is now only capable of the middle class and above, and many ordinary Chinese people are still not enough to support their children to study abroad.

I don't think going abroad is just about getting a diploma, it's about children being a catalyst for growth, making people cultivate or degenerate. There is also a subtle influence under foreign cultures. Looking back, you will find that they have really changed a lot, vision, people, problems, obedience, execution, communication, finding the key, confidence, personality and so on.

I believe that many students don't know how to cook at first, are road addicts, and don't know how to seek medical treatment even when they get sick in a foreign country. However, in the process, slowly, in order to cater to our own tastes, we have cultivated a good cooking skill; In order to see a different city, we learn to memorize the traffic routes; In order to take better care of ourselves, we strive to learn the language and learn to talk to doctors in a foreign country. These are things that I didn't think about before, but I learned later.

These make us independent "adults", even if we will always be children in the eyes of our parents.

Studying abroad has not been so mysterious since the end of the Qing Dynasty, and more and more Chinese students are going abroad to bring advanced culture back to China. In fact, studying abroad is a kind of life experience, and it can bring everyone a different growth point.

Changing others requires ability; It takes more courage to change yourself. Studying abroad in a strange country or a strange city, we will feel hesitant and uncomfortable at first. Climate, food, local culture, etc., will be factors that we are not used to.

When many students first arrived in Korea, they did not adapt to the local climate and were not used to eating local food. However, slowly, I will no longer be accustomed to the local conditions, and I can eat kimchi as much as Koreans do. Therefore, learning to adapt to life is a very important lesson in your study abroad career.

For me, studying abroad is a journey of hope to change myself. Many people go to study abroad for higher pursuits, to get a better education, and to have a more different life. The process of pursuing is naturally difficult, and when you complete this journey, you must be more dignified than when you first set foot on a foreign land.

Here's what to think about studying abroad:

1. Benefits: 1. Broaden your horizons and increase your knowledge;

2. Enrich life experience, improve self-cultivation and comprehensive quality;

3. Cultivate independence and teamwork ability;

4. Learn advanced knowledge and technology;

5. Enjoy high-quality educational resources and so on.

2. Disadvantages: 1. Heavy financial burden: tuition fees and living expenses are unbearable burdens for many families;

2. Poor language environment: countries or regions where English is not the mother tongue;

3. Large cultural differences;

4. Unaccustomed to life: the diet is not different from the climate, etc.

Three. How do you weigh the pros and cons?

1. Combined with your own situation If your family conditions allow, you can choose to go abroad for further study, because the foreign teaching mode is relatively novel and pays more attention to practical education.

But if the economic conditions don't allow it, don't force yourself to go abroad, after all, it's not easy for parents to earn money!

If the family conditions are not good, you can go out to work to earn living expenses, and you can also apply for scholarships to reduce the financial burden on your parents.

2. Choose the right school and major for you It's important to choose the right school and major!

First of all, you need to understand the cultural background of the country you want to visit, as well as the local customs and food habits.

3. Make adequate preparations Before preparing to study abroad, you must first find out whether the major you are applying for is suitable for you, or whether you have enough energy to study this major?

These are all very important influencing factors

4. Take all possible measures The visa materials should be complete and true and valid (such as a copy of your passport), the personal statement should be logical (no grammatical errors), and the recommendation letter should be true and credible (it is best to find a teacher or professor who is familiar with you to write it for you).