I was an International student from Malaysia in Kansas. The Asian-Americans I met on campus are mostly Vietnamese-Americans, Korean-Americans and Filipino.
International Chinese Student don't really hang around Chinese American. They are usually with their group of friends who are also International Chinese Students. They usually stick with their 120,000 International Chinese Student.
because they are not actually 'chinese" I have seen mongol students from China in the US but they dont really hang out with Mongols from Mongolia, instead they stick with other international Chinese students
@@朋友信之They don't hang out with foreigners and International Chinese Student are not their type of people in America. International Chinese Student are only in America for college and university and to study to get a degree. Chinese from China purpose of going to the US is to get rich quick and go back to China.
@@朋友信之 Join a meetup group for Asians or Chinese. My experience is a lot of different variety of Chinese from International students to ABCs. I met my spouse as someone who grew up here, but in a Chinatown and she was an international student.
To be fair, when I studied abroad in Hong Kong, Americans just hanged out with other Americans etc, Japanese hanged around other Japanese and ABCs hanged out with other ABCs. And when I studied abroad in Denmark, this phenomenon also happened as well. People just like to hang out with people who are similar to them cuz it is easier to make friends.
My biggest fear for my kids who are ABCs (Australian) would grow to resent,hate, or fear China from all the media stories and don't lose touch or feel ashamed with their heritage and tradition when they grow older.
@@朋友信之 this is wild but I would like to see you do other cultures like Whites/blacks or Hispanics born in the states vs immigrants coming here and how they adjust here, for example white or blacks living in China then coming back to the USA vs whites and blacks born in China then coming back to the states, how does it compare
A few comments said these students are dumb. That is insult. If they're dumb, they won't go to college to study computer science, electrical engineer, film, or science major. Science and engineering school are not easy that dumb people can go and finish it. It requires a lot of math. They're not dumb. They need to think before they answer the question.
Just want to say that Maths is considered the easist subject for Chinese students, they choose Science and Engineering simply because they are good at them. Chinese choose Maths and CS just like the Brits choose Psychology and Sociology during college (when they don't know what to choose, normally end up with these two subjects).
My comment is Asian/American is not so greedy and have a broad mind. Their teeth are straight and they dress differently from foreigners like jean, short, and sandal. They speak American English perfectly. They care others and they are honest than migrant people. They are not shy in communication.
Hey !!! my dear viewers, for the next video, do u guys wanna see the similar cultural comparison interview for Japanese people or a vlog video which will showcase a beautiful city in China-- Chengdu (my hometown)?
I went to Chengdu in September 2024. I love Chengdu, it is such a beautiful and wonderful place. People are so chill, cool and so friendly. All these foreigners, they have no clue at all about China or much less about Chengdu. Do not be afraid to show how beautiful, modern, high tech, advanced, safe and lovely Chengdu is. And yes, it is super ancient too. How clean and green, how everything is so organized and managed but still so cool and chill. I'm looking forward to my next visit to beautiful Chengdu.
@@internationaldaily9820 Wow really thanks for your support and sharing ur amazing experience in Chengdu ! Now I have more motivation to edit that video now :)
I'm American born chinese. I ended up speaking cantonese and mandarin in los angeles. I look different from all of ya. well i'm 97% cantonese. That's why. That itself is a lot.
I think it’s pretty obvious as the ones have a left have an accent, especially the guy in the middle. The video should be edited cause it’s a bit too long and many pauses in between
Btw, accident wise, I did met few U.S. immigrants who immigrated when were 6 or 11 so that they do have a bit of ancient even they can speak very fluent English 😁
@@SukeHoja4778_user I agree, it's hard holding 2 cultures and switching from side to side depending on their audiences, they are stuck in the gray area, neither black or white, but that's what makes it so interesting and entertaining
@@user-pr1ll1zy4n Tell u a secret, those two were carefully chosen by me, for ensureing the video quality. They are either grew up in intl school or went to U.S. for high school:) Asian's English level depends on family finance a lot... (exposure to native speaker) Whether or not can speak good English can't just depend on effects.
@@朋友信之 Well I purposely did not mention yourself because you do have more of a Chinese accent than they do, ha ha! I do thank you for hosting this video to show that Chinese students can speak good English and they do have independent views on life.
@朋友信之 I understand you'll must be nervous, probably your first time. This has nothing to do with nervousness. Next time when you're having a general conversation with people, pay attention to their um,um, and like, like. These are habits that people don't realize themselves. It is very unpleasant to have a conversation, and it also make them look shallow. This is not a criticism, but just an awareness. I will not hire a person in my company if, during a job interview, the candidate is talking like that. Be positive and feel confident when you talk. Adding in all the um,um, and like, like show that the person is guessing a lot. Okay, I hope that makes sense. Good luck, and continue doing what you're doing best for your channel.
@@朋友信之 they're like not expressive about the subject like dating and answering your questions more in depth but then again they are young and don't have a lot of life experiences, it was thoroughly entertaining and enjoyable my suggestion would have everyone answer your question for 2 minutes or longer, have them explain and also provide everyone a microphone and have each other ask a question to each other as well, overall I enjoyed it very much!!!!! Keep it coming!!!!!!
I was an International student from Malaysia in Kansas. The Asian-Americans I met on campus are mostly Vietnamese-Americans, Korean-Americans and Filipino.
@@ericloo6576 that’s alright a lot 🤪I am in Utah , I felt we might be the same ahahha
I say mostly Vietnamese and Hmong community are huge in Midwest
International Chinese Student don't really hang around Chinese American. They are usually with their group of friends who are also International Chinese Students. They usually stick with their 120,000 International Chinese Student.
Lmao, but the truth is locals also barely hangout with us...
because they are not actually 'chinese"
I have seen mongol students from China in the US but they dont really hang out with Mongols from Mongolia, instead they stick with other international Chinese students
@@朋友信之They don't hang out with foreigners and International Chinese Student are not their type of people in America. International Chinese Student are only in America for college and university and to study to get a degree. Chinese from China purpose of going to the US is to get rich quick and go back to China.
@@朋友信之 Join a meetup group for Asians or Chinese. My experience is a lot of different variety of Chinese from International students to ABCs. I met my spouse as someone who grew up here, but in a Chinatown and she was an international student.
To be fair, when I studied abroad in Hong Kong, Americans just hanged out with other Americans etc, Japanese hanged around other Japanese and ABCs hanged out with other ABCs. And when I studied abroad in Denmark, this phenomenon also happened as well. People just like to hang out with people who are similar to them cuz it is easier to make friends.
My observation drew a conclusion that the differences are more influenced by family than by the society.
I would say the ratio is 6:4 ~
They are all more like Chinese because their parents are from China. Period. 😘😍🥰
My biggest fear for my kids who are ABCs (Australian) would grow to resent,hate, or fear China from all the media stories and don't lose touch or feel ashamed with their heritage and tradition when they grow older.
great quality and entertaining content, i was suprised it only got hundreds of views and no comment, keep it up! 😅👍
Hey, really thanks for your support ! I guess just because I am a freshman in TH-cam Channel :)
@@朋友信之 this is wild but I would like to see you do other cultures like Whites/blacks or Hispanics born in the states vs immigrants coming here and how they adjust here, for example white or blacks living in China then coming back to the USA vs whites and blacks born in China then coming back to the states, how does it compare
Wowo that could be very interesting! I am actually considering sth similar, u should be able to see them soon👻👻👻
A few comments said these students are dumb. That is insult. If they're dumb, they won't go to college to study computer science, electrical engineer, film, or science major. Science and engineering school are not easy that dumb people can go and finish it. It requires a lot of math. They're not dumb. They need to think before they answer the question.
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Just want to say that Maths is considered the easist subject for Chinese students, they choose Science and Engineering simply because they are good at them. Chinese choose Maths and CS just like the Brits choose Psychology and Sociology during college (when they don't know what to choose, normally end up with these two subjects).
@@rubbishfx I love this comments !!
it's by the physical attitude you can tell a chinese american from one from china
23:09 this part made me laugh so hard im sorry😂
HAHAHAH I am glad u enjoy my video:)
Cute video haha
Thanks for ur support !! 谢谢支持 :)
My comment is Asian/American is not so greedy and have a broad mind. Their teeth are straight and they dress differently from foreigners like jean, short, and sandal. They speak American English perfectly. They care others and they are honest than migrant people. They are not shy in communication.
Honestly I think they are mostly more well educated than other Americans due to the upbringings~😊
I think they are even more well educated than other Americans mostly due to their upbringing😜~
Hey !!! my dear viewers, for the next video, do u guys wanna see the similar cultural comparison interview for Japanese people or a vlog video which will showcase a beautiful city in China-- Chengdu (my hometown)?
I went to Chengdu in September 2024. I love Chengdu, it is such a beautiful and wonderful place. People are so chill, cool and so friendly. All these foreigners, they have no clue at all about China or much less about Chengdu. Do not be afraid to show how beautiful, modern, high tech, advanced, safe and lovely Chengdu is. And yes, it is super ancient too. How clean and green, how everything is so organized and managed but still so cool and chill. I'm looking forward to my next visit to beautiful Chengdu.
@@internationaldaily9820 Wow really thanks for your support and sharing ur amazing experience in Chengdu ! Now I have more motivation to edit that video now :)
CHINESE NUMBER 1 😘😍🥰
Because people have difficulty articulating doesn’t mean they are dumb😞
Which university is this?
The video is not filmed at the university, but a shopping mall. However, all of us are students at University of Utah.
When the guy with the glasses and Ponytail said, I can see the American Genes in them. That isn't genetics ffs, that is the culture you are seeing
That’s true !🤜🏼
My guessed are correct .
Liked
The guy in the suit looks legit!
Good
Thanks
I'm American born chinese. I ended up speaking cantonese and mandarin in los angeles. I look different from all of ya. well i'm 97% cantonese. That's why. That itself is a lot.
HAHAHAH, but I think it's good to be unique nowadays, repeating and familiarity can be easily replaced :)
I think it’s pretty obvious as the ones have a left have an accent, especially the guy in the middle.
The video should be edited cause it’s a bit too long and many pauses in between
@@cee_el thanks for telling me. I actually was about to publish two sections but mistakenly published the full video 🤣
Btw, accident wise, I did met few U.S. immigrants who immigrated when were 6 or 11 so that they do have a bit of ancient even they can speak very fluent English 😁
Actually I like the long interviews but have them face the camera so I can see their facial expressions
OMG Asian Americans talk like they've been really dumbed down by their adopted culture.. like...😂😂
@@SukeHoja4778_user no way😂 they can’t represent the whole Chinese American
@@SukeHoja4778_user I agree, it's hard holding 2 cultures and switching from side to side depending on their audiences, they are stuck in the gray area, neither black or white, but that's what makes it so interesting and entertaining
What's wrong being a chinese despite where u come from.
Nothing is wrong, it’s just an entertaining video that trying to show people how culture influences Chinese from different place 🙏🙏🙏
Chinese is a written language. You can only speak a dialect of Chinese.
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Heck! None of them are Chinese American! Just hearing them talk gave them away!😂
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The two male international students speak excellent English, difficult to tell that English is their second language.
@@user-pr1ll1zy4n okey, then how about me ! I am also intl student ! You guys always forget the host ! heng !
@@user-pr1ll1zy4n Tell u a secret, those two were carefully chosen by me, for ensureing the video quality. They are either grew up in intl school or went to U.S. for high school:) Asian's English level depends on family finance a lot... (exposure to native speaker) Whether or not can speak good English can't just depend on effects.
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Well I purposely did not mention yourself because you do have more of a Chinese accent than they do, ha ha!
I do thank you for hosting this video to show that Chinese students can speak good English and they do have independent views on life.
All, trying to act smart and look cool, but on the contrary.
Why are these students talking with a lot of um, um, um and also like, like, like. Terrible!
😅probs we were just nervous during the interview. At the shooting time, the background setting looked too formal. It's at a city center
@朋友信之 I understand you'll must be nervous, probably your first time. This has nothing to do with nervousness. Next time when you're having a general conversation with people, pay attention to their um,um, and like, like. These are habits that people don't realize themselves. It is very unpleasant to have a conversation, and it also make them look shallow. This is not a criticism, but just an awareness. I will not hire a person in my company if, during a job interview, the candidate is talking like that. Be positive and feel confident when you talk. Adding in all the um,um, and like, like show that the person is guessing a lot. Okay, I hope that makes sense. Good luck, and continue doing what you're doing best for your channel.
@@conniechan5189 thanks a lot I will be noticed 😈
@ wait but how do u now I wanna find job here😂💀
These students are not that smart, lol
Lmao, why??? Tell me more detailed 🤪👺
@@朋友信之 they're like not expressive about the subject like dating and answering your questions more in depth but then again they are young and don't have a lot of life experiences, it was thoroughly entertaining and enjoyable my suggestion would have everyone answer your question for 2 minutes or longer, have them explain and also provide everyone a microphone and have each other ask a question to each other as well, overall I enjoyed it very much!!!!! Keep it coming!!!!!!
@@jorad4887 omg !! Boy really appreciate ur advise !! That could be very helpful 😁😁
@@朋友信之 and have cameras on them, like to see their expressions too
A lot of um um um, and like like, like like. This is terrible.
Yup, not that smart..