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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.
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.
2014 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction: The Goldfinch by American Author Donna Tartt
U.S. immigrants listen to American stories: On April 14, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism announced that the novel The Goldfinch by American author Donna Tartt won the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.
After 78 Years, American Twin Sisters Finally Reunite
American immigration listens to American stories: It is reported that on May 1, local time, in Los Angeles, a pair of twin sisters reunited after 78 years of separation and astonishingly found that their lives were remarkably similar.
Gorilla Escape Incident at Zoo in the United States on the 10th
Immigrating to the United States to hear American stories: According to foreign media reports, a group of gorillas escaped from the zoo in Kansas City, United States on the 10th. These clever large animals managed to flip over to the other side of the wall using a 5 to 6-foot-long log, but they have since been recaptured.
Former U.S. President George W. Bush Opens Portrait Exhibition
Focus on U.S. immigration and listen to American stories: After retiring in 2009, former U.S. President George W. Bush began to pick up the paintbrush and showcase his talents on canvas. His portraits of various world leaders were recently exhibited in his home state of Texas, and the more than twenty paintings look quite impressive.
5-Year-Old Boy Discovers Microsoft Gaming Platform Vulnerability, Dubbed the Youngest Hacker
Focusing on U.S. investment immigration and listening to American stories: According to foreign media reports, recently, a 5-year-old boy named Hassell accidentally discovered a security vulnerability in Microsoft's cloud gaming platform, Xbox Live, which allowed him to access his father's Xbox Live account without entering the correct password. His father reported this vulnerability to Microsoft. The boy received formal thanks from Microsoft, along with four games and a one-year Xbox Live service as a gift.
US College Student Receives Praise for Creative "Lego Resume"
US Immigration listens to American stories: A female college student in the United States recently created a creative resume using Lego bricks, which has received praise from many netizens. According to reports, 20-year-old Leah Bowman, a communications student at Northwestern University, is set to graduate at the end of 2014. In search of a summer internship, she sent out numerous job applications. Although she received several interview opportunities, she was not hired...
17-Year-Old American Academic Prodigy Accepted by All Eight Ivy League Schools
Follow US immigration and listen to American stories: According to US media reports, a 17-year-old high school graduate from Long Island, New York, has successfully received acceptance letters from all Ivy League schools, becoming the first student in history to be admitted to all eight prestigious institutions simultaneously. This high school student, named Kwasi Enin, is a true academic prodigy who excels not only in his studies but also possesses talents in sports and music.
American Man Practices "Self-Monitoring" with Multiple Sensors
Immigrating to the United States requires listening to American stories: From Google Glass to smartwatches, and from fitness armbands to heart rate monitors, American Chris Dancy connects to approximately 700 sensors to track his every move and emotional fluctuation anytime and anywhere, thereby achieving an optimal state of body and mind.
Interesting Legends About "OK" in American History
Immigrate to the United States and listen to American stories: There are many interesting legends about "OK" in the United States. One theory is that during the American Civil War, there was a merchant named Orrin Kendall who manufactured dried food. His products were used as military rations, and the abbreviation of his name, "OK," was stamped on every piece of hardtack. The rations were popular, making this trademark very famous.