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Life as an Immigrant in the United States

64-Year-Old Woman Swims from Cuba to the United States

64-Year-Old Woman Swims from Cuba to the United States

Follow U.S. immigration and listen to American stories: According to Xinhua News Agency, 64-year-old athlete Diana Nyad accomplished a remarkable feat on the 2nd. Without the protection of a shark cage, she successfully swam from Havana, the capital of Cuba, to Key West, Florida, in the United States, over the course of 53 hours, becoming the first person in history to do so.

Understanding the True Origins of the United States

Understanding the True Origins of the United States

The U.S. investment immigration community listens to stories that took place in America: Ever since Europeans discovered the American continent and its neighboring islands at the end of the 15th century, North America has been a new continent full of opportunities for Europeans, where countless immense fortunes awaited discovery. Today, the once-wild new continent has become the world's most powerful nation—the United States.

United States: Making Firefighters Safer

United States: Making Firefighters Safer

Thousands of colleagues gathered from across the country to pay their respects, while tens of thousands of citizens wept as a massive national flag was hoisted in the city sky by a ladder truck—who is worthy of receiving this honor, almost equivalent to that of a great man's funeral or even a state funeral? It is the ordinary firefighter, who sacrificed their life in the battle against fire, becoming a hero revered and admired by all.

The American Life of the National Treasure Giant Panda

The American Life of the National Treasure Giant Panda

The investment immigration community in the United States listens to stories happening in America: the giant panda is a national treasure of China, beloved for its black and white fur and adorable appearance. However, due to low birth rates, giant pandas are also endangered protected animals. As friendly ambassadors of Chinese diplomatic activities, they have designated habitats set up for them all over the world. At the famous San Diego Zoo in the United States, giant pandas have become…

Liu Xiaoqing Talks About Life After Marriage: Not Shifting Her Focus to the United States

Liu Xiaoqing Talks About Life After Marriage: Not Shifting Her Focus to the United States

The American investment immigration community listens to stories happening in the United States: Liu Xiaoqing donned a wedding dress for the fourth time and entered marriage. On the 20th local time, she held a grand wedding with her fourth husband, Wang Xiaoyu, at the Valley Church in San Francisco. In the early hours of the 22nd Beijing time, Liu Xiaoqing's agent, Yi Gang, contacted reporters and sent an email detailing the wedding: Liu Xiaoqing and Mr. Wang Xiaoyu lovingly joined hands in front of the pastor and vowed to 'respect and love each other, walking hand in hand' as they entered the hall of marriage.

How American and Chinese Teachers Tell the Story of Cinderella

How American and Chinese Teachers Tell the Story of Cinderella

In the American version, the class bell rings, children run into the classroom, and the teacher is about to tell the story of Cinderella. The teacher first asks a child to come to the front and tell the story to the class. The child finishes quickly, the teacher thanks them, and then begins to ask the whole class questions. Teacher: Which character in the story do you like? Which one do you dislike? Why?

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