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Life as an Immigrant in the United States
Miss USA 2015 Crowned
Life in the U.S. for Immigrants: On July 12, local time, the 2015 Miss USA pageant was held in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Olivia Jordan from Oklahoma was crowned the winner.
16-Year-Old Chinese Girl Elected as Brand Ambassador for American High School
U.S. Immigration Perspectives on U.S. Immigration Stories: Recently, 16-year-old Chinese girl Qian Jiage was elected as the brand ambassador for The Northwest School in the United States, becoming the first Asian face among all brand ambassadors in the school's history.
American Artist Creates Realistic Portraits on Palm
Life in American Immigration: Recently, renowned artist Russell from California painted a series of realistic portraits on his left palm, transferring them onto paper canvas as a permanent imprint of his work. Russell stated that this artistic technique is quite challenging, as he must not only overcome the irregular surface of his palm to create detailed paintings but also complete the artwork quickly before the paint dries to ensure a clear imprint…
U.S. Consumer Credit Reached a Record High in May
Life in the U.S. for Immigrants: U.S. consumer credit reached a record high in May, primarily driven by auto loans and student loans.
Top-Paying College Majors in the U.S. in 2015: Computer Science Ranks First
Life in the U.S. for Immigrants: In a large-scale survey by Looksharp titled "2015 U.S. College Student Employment Situation," two major fields topped the list for starting salaries: Computer Science and Engineering.
New York oil prices fell 1.30% on the 8th
US immigration focus on US immigrant life: The price of light sweet crude oil for August 2015 delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange fell by $0.68 to close at $51.65 per barrel, a decline of 1.3%. The price of Brent crude oil for August 2015 delivery in London rose by $0.2 to close at $57.05 per barrel, an increase of 0.35%.
Chinese International Students' Parents Grow Vegetables at Yale University
U.S. immigration observes life in America: a once overgrown wasteland in the northern part of Yale University is now filled with vegetables such as chives and cilantro, which are unfamiliar to many Americans. Recently, foreign media reported on the efforts of many Chinese international students' parents who have cultivated vegetable gardens within the university community, earning praise from American netizens.
Chinese in Canada Celebrate Thanksgiving by Following Local Customs and Gathering with Family and Friends for Turkey
Chinese in Canada celebrate Thanksgiving by following local customs and gathering with family and friends for turkey, Canada, Canada immigration news
The Disintegration of America's Six Major Media Giants
U.S. Immigration: On June 29, the U.S. media giant Gannett Co., with USA Today as its flagship, will split into two. The new broadcasting, television, and digital business group, named TEGNA, and the newspaper group, which will retain the name "Gannett," will both be listed on the New York Stock Exchange. This is the latest U.S. media group to spin off its print media assets from its broadcasting and film/television assets, and it is the most...
Explosion and Disintegration of the Falcon 9 Rocket After Launch in the United States
U.S. immigration looks at life in the United States: NASA's live broadcast showed that on the 28th at 10:21 AM Eastern Time (10:21 PM Beijing Time), SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket carrying the Dragon spacecraft launched from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. However, minutes after launch, the rocket exploded in mid-air, and debris fell into the Atlantic Ocean.
United States Announces $4 Billion Clean Energy Investment
U.S. Immigration looks at life in the United States: At the recent White House Clean Energy Investment Summit, the United States announced a $4 billion clean energy investment initiative and established a Clean Energy Investment Center. The Guardian commented that this represents a new phase in the Obama administration's clean energy policy, paving the way for the Paris Climate Conference.
Victory Day Commemoration Event Held in Utah, USA
Life of Immigrants in the USA: On June 27, the "Understanding History, Cherishing Peace" English storytelling event on the theme of the Anti-Japanese War, organized by the "Committee for the 70th Anniversary of the Victory in World War II for Chinese Americans in Utah," was held at the University of Utah. Adams, the Majority Leader of the Utah State Senate, stated that the United States and China should continue to work together to maintain global stability and prosperity.