Tell me what understandings have been broken after going abroad?

After going abroad, I felt that my perception that my country was very expensive, and I also felt that Chinese customs could be changed.

To be honest, in fact, foreign countries are not as good as they think, but then. I will still insist on it, because this is my dream.

Before I went abroad, I thought that life after going abroad was very hard, but after going abroad, I found that it was very different from what I imagined.

After going abroad, it is not the parents who take the lead in family relations, but the parents and children become friends.

I used to think that I could make a ** to earn pocket money immediately when I went abroad, but after I went out, I didn't want to stay in the supermarket for an extra minute at all, I just wanted to buy something and go back immediately.

I thought that the lives of foreigners were particularly vulgar, but in fact it was not like that.

After going abroad, the perception of the transparent toilet looking for me was broken, and I could go directly to the toilet in front of so many people, and I couldn't stand it from the heart.

After going abroad, I feel that no matter how I go, I have to believe in myself, even if it is very hard and tired, as long as I persevere, life is very beautiful.

The U.S. isn't full of colorful neon, South Korea isn't full of long-legged Oba, and British cuisine isn't all dark cuisine.

After going abroad, I found that foreign countries are not as good as China, and I still like my own country, and I would not go abroad if I knew it.

If I have a lot of perceptions that are broken, for example, foreign things are very beautiful.

When I first came to the UK, a girl I met on the Internet, two years younger than me, took us to the street to buy groceries, this is her fourth year in the UK, she really looks like the girls in my circle of friends who went abroad early: wearing heavy makeup, carrying designer bags, and writing exquisitely from head to toe, but when she made a table of good dishes for us who couldn't even make tomato scrambled eggs, fried prawns, teriyaki chicken steak, braised pork trotters. When she skillfully told me that it was cheap to buy a basin, cheap to buy vegetables, and cheap to buy sauces, when she taught me how to pick a good pillow and how to buy a suitable quilt, I realized that I seemed to have misunderstood those friends who studied abroad early, they are all very powerful, everyone will be self-reliant, and they are not the kind of second generation of cracked hail rich who spend money like dirt.

Chinese restaurants are basically Chinese, Japanese food is more popular, and in the hearts of the British, the lowest grade, such as a light lunch at noon, will go to a fast food restaurant, and then talk about a small matter, casually invite guests to eat, taste, go to Chinese Japanese food Korean cuisine, formal dating dinner will go to a high-end Western restaurant. The British really like to drink tea and read books, and there are at least five or six bookstores in the small town on the edge in ten minutes, and there are often buy-two-take-rent-one-free activities.

It's not the same if you sit on the public to destroy and tease late handover, what foreign order is a lie, who is close to the door during the rush hour of work, who goes first, chaotic like Brownian motion, Hong Kong people queue up to call orderly. Although they are still more orderly than in China, they are less noisy, and even during the rush hour in central London, the vast majority of people have seats. There are fewer passengers during off-peak hours.

It turns out that the Chinese are not the best in mathematics and computers, and Ran Zheng is even better, Indian. In the past, I only heard that it was difficult to refer to universities in foreign countries, but I didn't expect it to be so difficult. The average score on the math test in the first two days was 50, and the professor said, "I know you have low scores, but I'm waiting for you to drop."

Sure enough, in the end, there were only 229 people left in this class, which was originally 600 people.

Few people are interested in traditional Chinese culture. If you are interested in Chinese, you will encounter no more than two. One of them laughed because he practiced martial arts, and the other was of 1 4 Chinese descent.

Even fewer people say they know about Chinese culture, but most of the Japanese in neighboring countries don't know anything about China, and they barely know about the three countries.

Those who run red lights and cross the road are generally pretending to be Chinese people, and Chinese are waiting for red lights in accordance with the rules of the Mausoleum. There are really a lot of strange religions, and that day I was waiting for the subway in the subway station to kindly dismantle a Chinese aunt to help show the way, but she pulled me and said, "Have you ever worn a red scarf, child?" Hearing this, I didn't think it was right, and quickly walked away.

In the café, everyone is queuing, anyway, there are not many people, and it is a school café, and the whole looks up and does not look down, how embarrassed it is to cut the line. But Liang Lao Li is at the elevator entrance, and everyone is like in China, and the people in the elevator will be let out of the elevator first, so it's about the same.