A study abroad story for girls Is a boyfriend a home

In recent years, there are four or five hundred thousand people who go out to study every year, and there are four or five hundred thousand "returnees" who come back every year. In a word, if you have the ability, you want him to come back, but he won't come back, because he can also live well over there (this kind of thing only accounts for a very small number of international students); If you don't have the ability, you don't want him to come back, but he will come back too, because it is difficult for him to survive there (this kind is the vast majority of international students). The vast majority of international students now (except for those who graduated from top universities such as Qingbei Fujiao and went to study in world-class universities such as Europe and the United States) are because they can't get into good universities in China, and a large part of them can't even get into high school, and their families can afford to pay for them, these international students are incomparable with the international students in the 80s of the last century, at that time, the best young students were selected by the state to study abroad, and the family did not need to spend money, only 500 people were sent a year at the earliest, and then there were thousands of people a year; Now there are more than 500,000 people who go out to study a year, there are very few excellent ones, less than 10,000 people as a whole, most of them are scumbags, most of them are those who can't get into high school or can't get into a good high school, or can't get into a good university.

I was just discriminated against, bullied, and discriminated against when I went out to buy something, and then I saw the treatment of those foreign students in China. Sad.

When I was studying in South Korea before, I was bullied by a group of Korean students, saying that they were our Chinese ancestors.

I was working abroad to earn tuition, and an old American man came to me and asked me where I was, and I said I was Chinese, and then he splashed me with a drink.

It's really hard to be in Japan, everyone discriminates against the Chinese, always looking for trouble to fight, and they are still weak, too annoying.

In foreign countries, I usually work on my own to make money, but once the boss fired me directly because I was Chinese.

A few years ago, when I was studying in the United States, there was a guy in my class who always wanted to find trouble and fight with me, and he won every time.

It's easy to be discriminated against in the U.S., and the police will take the opportunity to get you in trouble and make you sleep.

When I participated in activities in foreign schools, I was ridiculed for being short, and my classmates always stuffed me in the closet.

I had a girlfriend when I was studying in Canada, but she didn't let us be together because her family thought my family was far away.

Because I am Chinese, some attractions are not allowed to enter, which is the strangest thing I encountered when studying in Japan.

I remember when I was studying in Japan, I found that they looked down on the Chinese at all, and they all looked at me with a pitiful attitude.

The only one who can help me when something happens is me.