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Life as an Immigrant in the United States
Postcard Sent by U.S. Soldier During WWII Finally Delivered After 70 Years
Life in the U.S. for Immigrants: According to U.S. media reports, who could have imagined that a postcard sent during World War II would finally reach the descendants of the recipient after nearly 70 long years.
24-Year-Old Chinese American Girl Competes for U.S. Congress Member
U.S. Immigration presents the story of Lindy Li, a 24-year-old Chinese American girl who, just three years after graduating from college, recently announced her candidacy for the U.S. Congress in Pennsylvania. After contacting her, a reporter was shown her campaign's online presence. Let us step into the world of this Chinese American girl.
US Woodland Glass-Walled Cabin Appears "Invisible"
US Immigration perspective on life in the United States: In a picturesque forest in California, there is a magical "invisible" cabin: it is entirely covered in glass curtain walls, making it appear as if it does not exist.
U.S. FDA Launches Medwatcher to Monitor Drug Side Effects and Medical Device Adverse Events
U.S. Immigration: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has historically relied on reports from doctors and patients to track and monitor drug side effects, a process that is time-consuming and has low coverage.
American Sisters Take Selfies with All Presidential Candidates
U.S. Immigration: A pair of sisters from New Hampshire, 17-year-old Addy Nozell and 15-year-old Emma Nozell, have set themselves an interesting challenge – to take a selfie with every U.S. presidential candidate, and they have completed 15 so far.
Utah Desert in the United States Transforms into a Floral Paradise
U.S. Immigration: The desert in Utah, in the western United States, is a barren land, long known for its aridity and lack of vegetation. Unexpectedly, this parched landscape can transform overnight into a sea of blooming wildflowers. It is difficult for plants to survive in arid desert regions, and they tend to disappear as soon as water becomes scarce.
U.S. and Cuba to Reopen Embassies on the 20th
U.S. Immigration: The United States and Cuba are scheduled to reopen their embassies and exchange permanent diplomatic missions on the 20th, marking another significant step forward in bilateral relations. Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez led a delegation of representatives from various sectors of Cuba to attend the opening ceremony of the Cuban Embassy in Washington, D.C., the U.S. capital, where he personally raised the Cuban flag.
U.S. Elevator Technicians Earn Salaries Comparable to Corporate Executives
Looking at U.S. immigration and life in the United States: The elevator technician, often envisioned as wearing grease-stained overalls, sporting a potbelly, moving slowly, and strictly adhering to an eight-hour workday, may be the most unexpected high-earner. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, these professionals who "install, assemble, and repair freight and passenger elevators, and maintain their electric or hydraulic mechanisms" earn an average annual salary of $76,500, with the top 1% of the industry...
23-Year-Old Prospective College Student Pays Tribute to Forrest Gump, Plans to Run Across America in 100 Days
U.S. Immigration: According to a report by ABC News on the 11th, 23-year-old Buckley Odesslos is undertaking an epic act of mimicry, planning to run across the entire United States in 100 days, just like Forrest Gump in the film, which will be a journey of 3,200 miles (approximately 5,150 kilometers).
U.S. Theaters to Host Ethnic Dance Drama 'The Legend of Marco Polo'
Life for Immigrants in the U.S.: 34 performers and staff members of the first large-scale ethnic dance drama 'The Legend of Marco Polo,' meticulously produced by Changzhi City, Shanxi Province, have arrived in Branson, USA, in two batches. In the middle of this month, this ethnic dance drama, performed by local actors from Changzhi, will debut on the stage of the White House Theatre in Branson. The performers will conduct a five-month commercial tour in the U.S., featuring over 150 performances to present a spectacular Chinese cultural feast to international audiences...
Survey of American Parents on Adolescent Issues
U.S. Immigration: As the saying goes, parents' hearts are always with their children. Recently, a relevant U.S. website launched a survey on adolescent development issues. This survey collected opinions from over 100,000 American parents regarding at what age children should be allowed to start dating, drinking alcohol, and wearing makeup. Dating: Puppy love is a concern for parents worldwide, but compared to Chinese parents, American parents appear relatively...
Hillary Clinton Calls for Increasing the Income of Ordinary Americans
Life of Immigrants in the United States: On the 13th, Hillary Clinton, the Democratic presidential candidate, stated that a fair and continuously growing economic system should be established to truly increase the income of ordinary Americans.