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China Becomes the Largest Overseas Buyer of U.S. Real Estate
U.S. immigration observes U.S. immigration business: Last year, China surpassed Canada for the first time in history, becoming the largest overseas buyer of U.S. real estate.
The Salary of CEOs in American Companies is 300 Times That of Ordinary Employees
Life for Immigrants in the United States: The Economic Policy Institute recently released a new research report stating that the salaries of CEOs in American companies have increased rapidly and are now 300 times the average salary of ordinary employees. CEOs of leading American companies each hold approximately 10% of their company's net profits.
A Guide to Student Housing for U.S. Immigrants
1. Campus Dormitories: Almost all U.S. colleges or universities provide student dormitories. These are located on or near campus and are generally intended for single students rather than couples or families. Dormitories are a great place to meet American students and make new friends. Rooms are furnished with basic furniture, and many dorm buildings have dining halls. Some may also have kitchens...
16-Year-Old Chinese-American Academic to Pursue PhD at Johns Hopkins University
American immigration looks at American immigration stories: According to the United States' Sing Tao Daily, a 16-year-old who graduated from undergraduate studies has been admitted to the 12th-ranked university in the nation to pursue a PhD in Mathematics. Chinese-American student William Hua has become a role model admired by young people and the ideal example of nurturing for Chinese parents. William's mother stated that he has had a talent for mathematics since childhood and has skipped grades twice…
48-Year-Old Jiang Shan's Life Details in the United States Exposed
American Immigration, American Stories: The TV drama "Marriage Time Difference," depicting the cross-border love of an immigrant mother, is currently airing on Beijing Satellite TV. Jiang Shan, who plays the lead role, returns to the screen with a gentle image, reminiscent of her beautiful self in "A Taste of Life" twenty years ago. As a talented actress, Jiang Shan chose to step back from the entertainment industry at the height of her fame to focus on accompanying her daughter in the United States, preparing three meals a day and taking care of her daily needs…
New Exhibition Opens at the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration
"In 1882, the U.S. Congress passed the Chinese Exclusion Act, yet by 2013, China had become one of the largest sources of immigrants to the United States; the story behind this is truly remarkable," said Stephen Briganti, President and CEO of The Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation, on the 12th, ahead of the new exhibition at the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration.
A Long-term Chinese Resident in the U.S.: Life is Beautiful for Women in America!
Viewing the U.S. through the eyes of an immigrant: Many Chinese aspire to immigrate to the United States to experience Western culture, enjoy a more authentic lifestyle, and embrace more personal freedom. The U.S. indeed differs from China in many ways, and some believe it offers a happier life. A long-term Chinese resident in the U.S. shares her perspective on life between the two countries, noting that she finds life as a woman in America to be truly wonderful.
Why Did I Choose Seattle, USA?
US immigration sharing US immigrant life: At the age of 25, I started a list of "100 things I want to accomplish before I turn 30." Several items on it were related to travel. One was to visit every continent, and another was to leave my footprints in all 50 US states. "Set big goals; if you aim for the stars, even if you fail, you will land on the moon!" Now I...
The Coffee Life of Immigrants in the United States
Life after immigrating to the United States is a mix of joys and challenges for those who choose to immigrate. Some find their days after immigration to be quite difficult, causing concern among friends and family back home; while others enjoy a sweet and comfortable life, becoming one with a particular city in the United States. Below, we introduce the life of one immigrant after moving to the United States.
A Chinese Netizen's Personal Account of Immigrating to the U.S.: No Need for Social Comparison
I have been living in the United States for nearly ten years. You never know how patriotic you are until you go abroad, and you never know how good the United States is until you come here.
Immigration to the U.S.: A Brief Discussion on American Supermarkets
Major supermarkets in the United States include Wal-Mart, Ralphs, TARGET, COSTCO, ALBERTSONS, VONS, K-MART, and WALGREENS. Large warehouse-style supermarkets are typically located in remote areas, though their prices are quite affordable.
Like a Tiger with Wings! High-Employment Pure Government Project Unaffected by U.S. Immigration Policy Changes
Like a Tiger with Wings! High-Employment Pure Government Project Unaffected by U.S. Immigration Policy Changes—While many investors are feeling helpless about the upcoming September 30th U.S. investment immigration policy changes and price hikes, the king of the EB-5 market—the Pennsylvania Turnpike project—is being snapped up by groups of investors due to its many concentrated advantages, including A+ state government-backed repayment, a super-high employment rate of 3.368 times, and the ability to remain unaffected by the September 30th policy changes...