2022-03-05 09:15:28 UTC

Dear David,
I am preparing for going to America to study medicine. I don't think I will have many problems with culture shock, but I should know well about it before I fly. Once I am in America; of course, I will have to tace the unfamiliar around me and may feel confused sometimes.
I am thinking of you now and writing to ask you about ways how to deal with culture shock. Tell me please in detail what I should do to understand a different culture, how I can get balance in my new life, and what I should learn to adapt to it. I have spent a lot of time reading through travel forums, guidebooks, news reports... but what I have read is so general.
One more thing, David, what is the best way to get involved with the local community? What are the cultural activities that often take place there? I will no longer feel culture shock when I am used to living in their lifestyle, I think.
Finally, I wish you and your family the best. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Regards,
Đoàn Đức.

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2022-03-05 09:16:19 UTC

Dear Linh! <3
One of the greatest manifestations of subculture is when you feel overwhelmed with your new surroundings, you feel uncomfortable placing yourself in a rhythm far from your own. not be believe when must be to communicate with people who have no common blood. You should become lonely, lost and pressured when you cannot find any common ground between yourself and those around you. You yearn to be back home, to be sure to have your full circle of self, to be in the community you know for sure that's where you really belong.

First, 
em chưa xog:))

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