What is it like to be born abroad?

I remember my second aunt's family, the second child was born in a foreign country, in fact, there is nothing special, they are all the same, but the family will choose to give birth outside if they have the conditions.

I can speak a foreign language very fluently, but when I return to China, I don't speak my native language well.

My aunt's child was born in the United States and has had American citizenship since birth. This is the envy of many people, especially people like me who haven't even gotten a green card.

It's not much of an experience, it's all the same, and growing up abroad is different.

Being born abroad, I feel very fortunate to be able to have some international destinations abroad.

Since I was a child, I was said to look like a mixed race, especially when I was a child, many people said that now in high school, my English teacher and a male classmate said, I don't know what kind of mixed race they say, in short, it is not like the appearance of traditional Chinese.

I am relatively tall, sometimes I don't look at the elevator in Macau, many people will speak English directly with me, only to find out later that they think I am like a foreigner and do not know Chinese.

Satisfied a little vanity, being praised must be happy, and then is to come out to play, everyone likes to take pictures with me, and suddenly it seems that there are a lot of friends, but in fact, everyone thinks you are not easy to contact. And then because I live in Australia, I am often asked if you are a ** person, Korean? Japanese?

Hong Kong people? Singapore? Asia is almost guessed, but it is rare to be asked: Are you Chinese?

Sometimes it's quite angry.

I used to be recognized by white people as Filipinos, and I had to bet a hundred dollars with me...Maybe because I was relatively thin in the early years, I wandered around all day and got a little tanned, plus I had a strong moxican head, earrings, and a ** beard...I probably imagined that this was the image of a typical indigenous Filipino barbarian in the eyes of white people....

Uh, I haven't experienced this before, because I don't look like a foreigner. However, as a Cantonese girl, she is often considered to be a northerner, and other people's explanation is that Cantonese girls are generally small and not so beautiful, while I am taller and good-looking. I usually say that many girls in Guangdong are also beautiful, right?

You can't generalize.

Since I was a child, I was said to look like a doll, and when I was older, I was said to look like India, or an ethnic minority from Xinjiang, and after work, I was asked by a foreign customer if it was Chinese, and asked if there were any foreigners among my parents, grandparents, grandparents, and grandparents, and I thought I was of mixed race, and after going abroad, others said that you don't look like an Asian so.........I think it's very similar to the appearance of Chinese, that is, the eyes are bigger.

Eating hot pot, the 10-year-old child at the next table stared at me for a long time. Then I finally mustered up the courage to rub over, probably wanting to practice English, and looked at me nervously and asked, "WheredoYoucomeFrom?".”。

I smiled lightly, "You want me to come from?" ”。