For new immigrants who have successfully immigrated to the United States or obtained U.S. investment immigration, there are often cultural conflicts in the early stages of living in the U.S. due to differences between Chinese and Western cultures. So, what issues should new immigrants pay attention to during their initial time in the U.S.? WorldWay U.S. immigration experts have summarized four key points for new immigrants to keep in mind while living in the U.S. for their reference.
Note 1: Smoking and drinking are prohibited in public places
In China, it is natural for adults to smoke and drink (including in public places). However, in the United States, you must be particularly careful. In many cities, especially New York, no one is allowed to smoke or drink in public places (including parks), otherwise, you will be subject to financial penalties.
Note 2: Do not get out of the car if you violate traffic rules
In China, if you are caught by the police for a traffic violation, you would certainly get out of the car in a polite and orderly manner to admit your mistake and explain to the police. But in the United States, you must never do this! When a police car pulls you over, regardless of whether you know which traffic rule you violated, do not get out of the car. You must follow the police officer's instructions: if they ask you to roll down the window, roll it down; if they ask for your driver's license, take it out and give it to the officer. Do not make any unnecessary movements, otherwise, the police have the right to shoot.
Note 3: Do not blindly help someone who has fallen on the roadside
When you are walking on the street and see an elderly person suddenly fall, or someone suddenly fall ill, what would you do? Perhaps you would say:
