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Life as an Immigrant in the United States
66% of Americans Own at Least Two Internet-Connected Devices
The United States is the world's leading nation in the information industry, home to world-class multinational corporations such as Intel, Microsoft, and IBM, with information technology serving as a pillar of its economic development. Recent research has found that almost all Americans own an internet-connected device used for job hunting, completing work tasks, navigation, or downloading the latest podcasts, and 66% of Americans own at least two...
"Farm Stay" in American Immigration Life
As modern civilization continues to advance, the pace of life in metropolitan areas becomes increasingly rapid. The limited space in cities and the ever-growing influx of people have led urban dwellers to yearn for a retreat from the hustle and bustle, seeking closeness to nature. Consequently, in recent years, "farm stays" on the outskirts of cities have begun to flourish. The same is true in the United States, where life after immigrating to the U.S. also includes "farm stays."
First Sea Trials for the Largest Destroyer in U.S. History
The U.S. military is currently the most powerful in the world, and as a military superpower, the United States spends heavily on its defense. The U.S. Navy possesses surface, underwater, and aerial combat capabilities, capable of both independent maritime operations and joint operations with the Army and Air Force. This formidable naval strength provides a great sense of security for those who immigrate to the United States. Recently, the U.S. Navy held the first sea trials for the largest destroyer in its history...
University of Texas at Dallas Hosts First Chinese Calligraphy and Painting Workshop
The inaugural Chinese Calligraphy and Painting Workshop was held on the 7th at the Visual Arts Center of the University of Texas at Dallas. Professor Zhang Qianyuan, the Chinese Director of the Confucius Institute, delivered a lecture titled "The Humanistic Spirit of Ancient Chinese Landscape Painting" and provided a demonstration of Chinese painting, drawing admiration from the more than 50 Chinese and international calligraphy and painting enthusiasts in attendance.
Commander Harris of the United States Pacific Command Visits China
U.S. Army four-star general and Commander of the Pacific Command, Harris, visited China on November 2, meeting with Chinese military leaders and touring military facilities. This visit marks his first official trip to China since assuming command of the Pacific Command.
Texas Renaissance Festival Sparks a Magical Retro Trend in the United States
On November 1st, local time, a falconer showcased a pet owl to visitors at the 41st Texas Renaissance Festival. The Texas Renaissance Festival is the largest and most prestigious event of its kind in the United States.
United States: Broadband Becomes a New Focus of Universal Service
The United States is the birthplace of universal service. Universal service has held an important place since the Telecommunications Act of 1934. The first section of the first article of the Telecommunications Act of 1934 clearly states that telecommunications operators must provide rapid and efficient wired and wireless communication services to all citizens of the United States with adequate facilities and reasonable rates, to the greatest extent possible.
Chinese-American College Student in the U.S. Develops App for Viewing Club Information
According to a report by the World Journal, with a simple tap on the mobile application Grue, students can easily view and search for club activities of interest at the University of California, Berkeley, without having to search aimlessly.
American Scientists Develop Foam Artificial Heart
Reported on October 19, artificial hearts are similar to real hearts in that they can pump blood, but they exist in the human body merely as inadequate mechanical solids. Currently, scientists at Cornell University in the United States have developed a foam artificial heart that is closer to a real heart in both shape and function.
The Overseas Descendants of Yan and Huang Ancestral Ceremony Will Be Held in San Francisco, USA
The Overseas Descendants of Yan and Huang Ancestral Ceremony Committee in San Francisco, USA, announced that the first ancestral ceremony will be held on March 27, 2016, at City Hall Plaza. The committee was established on the 18th in Chinatown, San Francisco.
U.S. Expert: Long-distance running cannot help you lose weight
Can long-distance running help you lose weight? Research by American exercise physiologist Mary Kennedy shows that one should not rely on this exercise to reduce body weight; however, people should not have made weight loss the primary goal of long-distance running in the first place.
U.S. Develops Medical Treatments Using Optoelectronic, Acoustic, and Magnetic Signals
The U.S. Department of Defense's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is developing a new technology that can use signals such as light, electricity, and magnetism to treat diseases.