Is it better to live a stable life at home, or to live abroad, and is it difficult to live abroad?

There is no absolute good or bad, depending on personal adaptation The material conditions abroad are actually much worse than those in big cities in China, and even if you work abroad, you are far less comfortable than those of domestic white-collar workers. Not to mention the food, the variety of goods is much less, and the shops are still closed early. Another very important reason is that, in fact, foreign countries have much more average income than domestic income, and the gap between the rich and the poor is much smaller, so no matter how much you can't consume a lot of manual services, such as haircut rentals, which are very expensive.

Foreigners are very focused on doing it themselves, and the male owners of the family are very capable, such as maintaining the garden and repairing cars, and many professors in our department make furniture by themselves. They love doing that too. I feel that their ideal of life struggle is the manor life of a small family, plus a vacation abroad.

Even people with high status do not have the feeling of flying and domineering, they are very easy to approach, and there is no one to reach the living state that Chinese subconsciously aspire to achieve. So if you want to feel soaring, it's better to return to China, and there is definitely no one abroad. The biggest advantage of being abroad is that the spirit is very free, completely personal, and life is very easy.

It's not that there is no work pressure, and there is a lot of pressure, but it is a very simple work and life, and there is no mess and troubles that have nothing to do with the career. For example, the leaders of the unit come to you at every turn to talk about something, and you don't have to be like a grandson to do things in the first department. Moreover, working and living abroad feels very down-to-earth, and there is no need to be afraid of the future, even if you are unemployed, the security is very good, and the medical care is very good and reassuring.

Even if it is a high position in the country, I feel scared, insecure, and tired to live. One medical treatment, one children's education, makes people feel that no amount of money is enough in China. Education in Europe is basically free, and it basically costs nothing to raise children.

Like Northern Europe, there are many benefits, and many people who do not work rely on welfare to support their children. Not to mention the convenience of travel and the advantages of the environment.

Living abroad is not good, you should always be a foreigner, and it is easy to be bullied.

Surely the country is fine, uprooted from home, everything from the beginning, very tiring and difficult.

Or at home, it is really not good to live abroad, after all, many countries are a little disdainful of Chinese.

My Greater China is very beautiful, why go abroad.

If you have lived abroad all your life, let's talk about the benefits first: simple interpersonal relationships, no socializing, no wine table culture; Owning a large villa, garden and yard is not a dream; The medical environment is good, the doctors are very professional, and the medical staff are also very friendly; Children's education is more enjoyable, and parents and children do not have as much pressure as in China; The air is good, there is no smog in winter; The people around me are trying to live their own lives, and they rarely compare, and life can be simple and easy; Being single, divorced, or gay will not be pressured from all sides; There is no age limit for employment, and there is no gender discrimination; Middle-aged and elderly people can also go back to school to continue their studies; It's easy to find a job that leaves work early and doesn't have to work overtime on weekends ......

Let's talk about the disadvantages: without the company of parents and relatives, you will often feel lonely, and it will be more difficult for people who like to be lively; There are not as many cheap and delicious delicacies as in China; Restaurants and takeaways are expensive, and you can't go to the restaurant every day like in China; The labor cost is very high, and the average family can't afford to hire a nanny, so they have to do all the housework by themselves; There is a sense of distance in interpersonal communication, and it is rare to get together with friends as often as in China; There are property taxes, and some states have high property tax rates; Medical care is expensive; Higher education is expensive; Vegetables are ...... expensive

Everyone's requirements and expectations for the environment and life are different, and life at home and abroad has its own pros and cons, mainly depending on your choice. Life is short for a few decades, and it is happy to go where you want to go and live the life you want to live

I am a relatively adaptable person, I have started to live in middle school, and the university and graduate students are in other provinces, and it is 20 hours away by train. After graduation, he went to Shenzhen alone, and later went to Guangzhou and worked for six years. Then he got married, moved to Turkey, and has been living here for two years now.

Two years is not a long time, when you are faced with a strange world, an unfamiliar language, an unfamiliar religion, different living habits, different tastes of food, ......It is unlikely that there will be a strong sense of belonging for the time being. You can only get used to life here slowly and accept a lot of things that are completely different from what you used to be.

I remember that during the epidemic when everyone was staying at home, there was a joke in the circle of friends: "Have you been staying ......at home recently?"Can you only communicate with your friends on your mobile phone? Want to ask your friends out to eat and play, and if you can't make an appointment, you can't go anywhere?

Supermarket procurement has become one of the few opportunities to let go? Can't see a few people on the street? Don't have public transport?

Can't order takeout? Express delivery becomes slow delivery and you don't know when it will be delivered? Congratulations, you have finally experienced the daily life of most overseas Chinese!

It's not a joke, it's a reflection of my daily life.

After two years, I've basically settled into life here, but there are still two issues that are still a bit tricky.

One is the breakfast problem. Turks are accustomed to eating breakfast at home, and it is almost always raw and cold. Looking at a large table, it is actually roughly divided into several categories:

All kinds of jams, all kinds of cheeses, all kinds of olives, plus butter, bread, eggs, and then cut a gherkin and tomatoes, etc. If there's any hot food, it's probably black tea. At that time, you will miss the hearty breakfast in the country so much :

Fried noodles, rice rolls, sesame noodles, preserved egg porridge, tea eggs, soy milk fritters, glutinous rice chicken, quicksand buns, bamboo noodles ......It's all steaming, it's smelly, and I can't think about it, and my saliva is dripping down.

The other is to visit the door. Turks like to visit the door, gossip with each other, the host will prepare black tea and desserts, and sometimes will greet guests to enjoy the main meal, visit the door for at least half a day, and leave in a hurry is a sign of disrespect for the host. This is a manifestation of their hospitality and closeness.

But this is not the same as the living habits of us Chinese, especially in China's big cities.

Our relationship is very simple, we rarely visit each other's homes, and for us, home is a relatively private place that is not easily disturbed. There are default social places for friends, colleagues, and relatives to gather, such as cafes, restaurants, bars, parks, shopping malls, KTV, etc. So in the face of the enthusiastic habits of the Turks, I am not very used to it, not to mention, I don't understand their language very well, and it is inevitable that it is a little awkward to sit there.

After the outbreak of the epidemic, Turkey** called on everyone to stay at home honestly, and I have been much cleaner during this time.

There is no perfect place, we have to adapt to the environment. No matter in **, you should be positive and optimistic, live seriously, and live brightly. No matter where you go, no matter what the weather, always bring your own sunshine.

There are some places abroad that are still worth aspiring to, both the environment and the welfare are better, but you have to know the language and some local customs, etc., if you can't fit in, it is difficult to survive abroad.

Living abroad has certain advantages, such as being able to learn about the culture and customs of different countries, meeting people with different backgrounds and experiences, and improving one's own knowledge and vision. In addition, education in certain countries,

There are advantages and disadvantages to living abroad for the rest of your life, and the specifics vary from person to person. Here are some of the advantages and challenges you may encounter:

Pros:1Understanding different cultures and concepts: Living abroad allows people to have a deeper understanding of the culture and concepts of the country in which they live, and can broaden their horizons and broaden their minds in different cultural backgrounds and social environments.

2.Learning foreign languages and skills: Living abroad requires people to learn to use foreign languages and face different cultures and customs. At the same time, you can also learn new skills and knowledge, such as cooking, driving, etc.

3.Experience a different way of life: Living abroad, it is possible to experience a different way of life and a change in lifestyle. For example, in Europe, you can experience a slow-paced, literary lifestyle, and in the United States, you can experience a fast-paced, free, and diverse lifestyle.

4.Discover new opportunities: In a foreign country, you may succeed with an opportunity you never thought of before.

Difficulties:1Leaving relatives and friends: Leaving relatives and friends is a reality that must be faced, which can lead to people feeling lonely and uncomfortable in a foreign country.

2.The hardships of ant moving: When you come to a foreign country, you need to build a new life from scratch, and you need to deal with a variety of new problems and challenges, such as finding a house, going through formalities, shopping, etc., which can be exhausting and frustrating.

3.Cultural Differences and Language Barriers: Due to different cultural and linguistic differences, communication difficulties and cultural conflicts may arise, as well as the need to adapt to foreign foods, customs, etc.

4.Adapting to a new living environment: Adapting to a new living environment takes time and effort, and people need to make changes and adapt to new cultures, work and life styles, etc.

Therefore, whether you want to live abroad for the rest of your life can be decided according to your personal psychological and economic situation, and at the same time, for those who have a strong curiosity and ** spirit, and are willing to accept life challenges and new ideas, living abroad for a lifetime is a good choice.

Hello, there are some benefits to going abroad to develop:

First: It is also the most practical one, foreign income is generally higher than that of China, even if some underdeveloped countries need Chinese staff to come over, the treatment will be much higher than that of China, otherwise it is difficult to recruit suitable people. Therefore, working abroad often means a higher salary.

Second: broaden your horizons and ideas, because the cultural background and customs of each country are different, and the degree of economic development is not the same, so working abroad can see many things that cannot be seen in China, and the collision of different experiences in a different environment will make it easier for people to generate new ideas, which means that it will not be too easy to be limited by fixed life experience.

Third: learn professional skills, if you go to a developed country or do some more professional work, then you can learn a lot of professional knowledge that you don't have in China abroad.