I didn't, my parents moved here before I was born. However they are generally pretty pro-China----my dad has Mao books and my mom is willing to buy me translated theory from China. I'll probably move back to China after I graduate, if possible.
I don’t think there is much thought about that from the conversations we’ve had. It’s support for the CPC because they increased the quality of living of the people around them, not any ideological reasoning
Diaspora communities usually send money back home. You can get a lot of food on the table for your whole side of the family if you can get an engineering job.
I dont think that getting doxxed here is likely. Users dont need to include emails and IP addresses are not logged. This is a pretty good privacy forum for anonymity.
I've been finding that in recent years the goal of Chinese students in universities in my patch of the West has shifted from "get a degree and settle down" to "get a degree and go home".
That's not to say that I don't still occasionally encounter the "I want out of China at any cost" types, but I certainly think there's fewer of them.
As a Chinese immigrant I think Communism is great.
May i ask why did you decide to move?
I didn't, my parents moved here before I was born. However they are generally pretty pro-China----my dad has Mao books and my mom is willing to buy me translated theory from China. I'll probably move back to China after I graduate, if possible.
Did they ever tell you why they decide to move?
I’m not the person you asked but I know a ton of pro-CPC Chinese immigrants in the US because they got job offers from US companies
Have they mentioned ever wanting to return to China?
Some do and some don’t. Same with the kids. Most of my friends who meet this category travel back and forth a ton regardless
Do they wish to make their current country of resident communist too?
I don’t think there is much thought about that from the conversations we’ve had. It’s support for the CPC because they increased the quality of living of the people around them, not any ideological reasoning
I understand . So they are not communist, but they appreciate what the communists have done for them.
Currency exchange rates wild af
Diaspora communities usually send money back home. You can get a lot of food on the table for your whole side of the family if you can get an engineering job.
Jobs. I don't want to say any more because I'm afraid of getting doxxed lol.
I dont think that getting doxxed here is likely. Users dont need to include emails and IP addresses are not logged. This is a pretty good privacy forum for anonymity.
I've been finding that in recent years the goal of Chinese students in universities in my patch of the West has shifted from "get a degree and settle down" to "get a degree and go home".
That's not to say that I don't still occasionally encounter the "I want out of China at any cost" types, but I certainly think there's fewer of them.