Emma的移民经验

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澳洲移民真实经历一个虚荣女的蜕变

澳洲移民真实经历:一个虚荣女的蜕变移民，需要很大的勇气，每个澳洲移民的背后都有故事。

我也不例外。

在没有移民澳大利亚之前，我以为这里只是一个生活环境优越的地方，但是从来没有想到的是，移民让我这个十足的“虚荣女”，发生曾经连我自己都不敢相信的改变。

和很多年轻的女孩子一样，我也喜欢追求时髦，但是坦诚地说，我的虚荣心比一般女生要强。

移民澳大利亚之前，我买东西的时候都要看牌子买，特别是买衣服、买包、买鞋，做个新发型也非有名的店不去。

我在这里把移民作为时间分水岭就是因为，在澳大利亚的移民生活改变了我很多。

没移民澳大利亚之前，我算是“虚荣女”，移民生活和中西方文化差异，让我逐渐有了改变，直至颠覆。

在开始讲述我移民澳大利亚的心路历程之前做个声明，本文说的都是我个人的生活经验，不针对任何个体现象，也只代表我的想法和观点，请不要对号入座。

我的虚荣心绝对不是打娘胎里带来的，毕竟小时候我也不懂什么牌子。

也不是父母和家人的影响，毕竟家里也就小康水平。

那到底是为什么有了这虚荣心呢？我自己琢磨了很久，我觉得中国的文化里，有个面子问题。

很多人都喜欢盯着别人的衣服、发型、皮包、高跟鞋、车子、房子、工作、家世背景。

所以，弄得每个人都要时刻注意这些生命的附属东西。

比如我每次买件新衣服或者做了个新发型，经常就会有人问，在哪里买的呀，花了多少钱啊。

有的人因为不能拥有这些，就活得很郁闷，甚至抱怨老天的不公，为什么她能这样，还可以那样，我就不可以。

包括我自己，有的时候也会感叹自己没能在一个优越的家庭背景里成长。

但是移民澳大利亚后不到两年半时间，我所谓的“虚荣心”就逐渐淡化、减弱，相比原来真得少了很多。

因为在澳大利亚，没有多少人在意你穿什么牌子的衣服鞋子，拎什么牌子的包，开什么车，住哪个区域的房子，做什么工作，家里人都是干什么的。

移民澳大利亚以后，我发现，这里的人一半以上开的都是二手车，有近乎崭新的二手车，也有开了将近20年的二手车，比如我邻居的二手车，10年了，当时花了三千澳元买的，一样开地好好的。

马蓉申请美国政治庇护可行吗

马蓉申请美国政治庇护可行吗1、她在中国身败名裂，拿出网上对她的谩骂和人肉搜索和攻击和生命威胁提交给美国移民局看。

100%会被批准，凤姐就是这么拿的绿卡。

2、她在中国已经无法生存，一个小孩还是美国公民，在美国还有她的房子(离婚也不能变卖，是她的的主要住所)所以这条路最适合她不过，那个跟她有奸情的经纪人也可以获得绿卡，然后一起生活在王宝强买的房子里。

王宝强需要怎么办马上请律师在美国帮助他去USDepartmentofState,internationalParentalChildAbduction报案，然后请律师在洛杉矶马上申请禁止令。

因为小孩在美国，马蓉很可能获得抚养权，王宝强有探望权。

根据父亲的收入和母亲收入对比，王宝强将支付天价抚养费。

如果王宝强不支付，以后无法来美，来了就会被海关扣押。

(在美国不支付抚养费可以入狱)。

马蓉可以出售美国房产吗王宝强与马蓉在美国洛杉矶帕沙迪纳市共同拥有的一处房产，因为属于美国法院管辖，成为了两人财产分割上的一个例外。

据刘龙珠律师介绍，理论上来说，这套房产的分割是可以在中国判决时进行的，判决结果美国法院可以接受，也可以不接受。

但是无论美国法院是否接受，这套房产的分割，都需要走美国法院的程序。

也就是说，一般而言，这套房产很大可能性还是会按照加州当地法律规定进行分割，夫妻双方一人一半。

这种分割比例，和中国《婚姻法》的规定倒也是一致的。

另外，由于曾有当地新闻曝出疑似马蓉已准备在美出售房产，关于这套房产的处置也成了网友关注的焦点。

刘龙珠律师告诉腾讯娱乐，如果夫妻双方达成协议，也就是说马蓉如果征得王宝强同意以及授权，这套房产理论上是可以售出的。

但实际上双方已经闹僵至此，很大程度是不可能了。

王宝强儿子抚养权中国法院不能判据悉，王宝强与马蓉的儿子王子豪于2010年在美国出生，属于美国公民。

那么，王子豪的美国公民身份，对于会有什么影响呢?据刘龙珠律师介绍，即使孩子是在美国出生，是美国公民，但只要孩子一直住在中国，中国法院也有权对其抚养权进行判决。

英媒为准王妃如何移民英国操心

英媒为准王妃如何移民英国操心英媒为准王妃如何'移民'英国操心How do you become a British royal? Well, you could be proposed to by a prince - and Meghan Markle already has that covered.如何成为一名英国王室成员？让王子向你求婚即可--梅根·马克尔已经做到了。

When it comes to becoming a citizen, Kensington Palace says Markle will be treated like anyone else.肯辛顿宫称，在入籍英国的问题上，马克尔不会得到特殊照顾。

First, she will have to apply for a family visa to remain in the country.首先，要想留在英国她必须申请家庭团聚签证。

Since 2012, UK citizens have had to meet a minimum income threshold of 18,600 pounds a year, or have cash savings above 16,000 pounds, to bring a partner into the country.2012年起，英国公民必须满足最低年收入1.86万英镑或现金储蓄超过1.6万英镑的门槛，才可以将伴侣带到英国居住。

We don't know precisely how much Prince Harry earns, but he shouldn't have any trouble with that.虽然我们不清楚哈里王子的具体收入，但这对他来说应该不是问题。

If someone comes to the country as the fiancée of a British citizen, they must marry within six months.如果持英国公民未婚妻签证进入英国，那么双方必须在6个月之内结婚。

移民马来西亚后才开始真正的生活

移民马来西亚后才开始真正的生活M先生，34岁，上市公司IT工程师，是别人口中的成功者，但是他对自己的评价却不是这样的。

M先生告诉向上国际移民顾问，自己虽然看着工作很好，但是其中的苦只有自己知道，这也是自己为什么要考虑移民的原因。

M先生说，为了在年轻的时候好好拼一把，实现自己的个人价值，让家人有一个好的生活条件，除了做公司的业务外，M先生在私下里也有做一些兼职。

除了公司码代码就是家里码代码，完全没有自己的私人生活，自己都不记得上次陪老婆逛街是什么时候。

一次，孩子病了，但是因为工作太忙根本管不了，孩子病好了，但是老婆又病了。

他意识到这么些年自己除了给家里拿钱并没有做过什么大的贡献，他想要改变这种生活。

有朋友告诉他，可以选择移民，通过网上查询，找到向上国际移民顾问。

通过对比后，马来西亚作为夫妻俩蜜月旅行地，M先生选择了马来西亚护照移民。

有直达的飞机，回国方便。

语言沟通也没有障碍，马来西亚有30%左右的华人，除英语和普通话外，福建话、广东话、客家话也是普遍使用的交流语言。

对于孩子的教育而言，沿用英联邦的教育体系，教育水平及文凭被欧美一些知名学府承认，孩子上学相对没有太大的压力。

马来西亚的环境很好，生活成本有比较低，适合居住养老。

4个月后，M先生的马来西亚护照就办理成功了，一家三口开始了在马来西亚的生活。

M先生告诉我们，2018年这一年，他要好好的陪陪老婆孩子，至于工作，国内还是有很多项目找他来做，但是都是挑着做，需要回国的话，几个小时飞机就到了，但是有了真正的生活，有更多的时间陪给家人。

目前有很多像M先生这样的社会精英，虽然有着不错的工作，但是付出的是自己的绝大多数时间和精力，基本没有生活，或者生活就是工作。

据了解，以前大多数人移民是为了孩子上学考虑，现在的移民人群中，有一部分是为了投资海外资产，有很多一部分是为了让自己有生活，而不是每天都是工作。

如果你有出国的意向，不妨告诉我们，移民有多种方式，但是，你需要选择一个最适合你的。

你认为移民的利大于弊吗英语作文

你认为移民的利大于弊吗英语作文全文共5篇示例，供读者参考篇1Is Immigration Good or Bad?Hi, my name is Jamie and I'm in 5th grade. My teacher Mrs. Robinson asked us to write about immigration and whether we think it's more good or bad for a country. Immigration is when people move from one country to another country to live there.There are lots of immigrants where I live. Some of my classmates or their parents are immigrants who came here from other countries. I think immigration is a really interesting and important topic to learn about.From what I've learned, there are some good things about immigration but also some potential downsides. I'll go through some of the main pros and cons.Pros of ImmigrationOne big pro of immigration is that it helps grow a country's population. When people move from other countries, it increases the total number of people living in that new country. A biggerpopulation can mean more workers and more tax money for the government.Immigration also brings more diversity and different cultures. Immigrants come with their own traditions, foods, holidays, languages and customs. Learning about different cultures can help people be more understanding of others. The variety makes things more interesting too!Another good thing is that immigrants are often really hard workers who do important jobs. There are immigrant doctors, teachers, engineers and construction workers. They help out in key roles that a country needs. Some immigrants are also entrepreneurs who start their own businesses, creating jobs.Brain gain is another benefit when highly educated immigrants move in. If a country can attract top minds from abroad in fields like science, technology and medicine, it really helps that country's pool of skilled labor.Cons of ImmigrationWhile immigration has its upsides, there are some potential downsides too that people worry about. One big concern is immigrants competing with citizens for jobs and driving downwages, especially for lower-skilled work. If there is a surplus of workers, it can hurt employment opportunities.Another issue is the costs of providing public services and benefits to immigrants when they first arrive. Things like subsidized healthcare, education for their kids, welfare and other social services. An influx of immigrants can strain government resources.There are also cultural issues to consider. When a lot of immigrants congregate in one area, it can be harder for them to integrate into the broader society and learn the main language. Different cultures and belief systems clashing is a concern.Lastly, immigration raises security issues for some. Allowing in too many immigrants without enough vetting could potentially let in criminals, terrorists or others who could threaten public safety.My ThoughtsThose are some of the big pros and cons when it comes to immigration. After learning about it, I can see arguments on both sides of the debate. I think immigration seems to provide more pluses than minuses overall though.The diversity and mixing of cultures seems really cool to me.I like learning about different foods, holidays and traditions my classmates celebrate. It makes things more fun and interesting. The different languages and perspectives help kids in my class see things in new ways too.I also think immigrants who come here to work hard and pursue opportunities should be welcomed. My grandfather was an immigrant who moved here for a better life. He worked really long hours as a cook when he first got here. Immigrants like him do jobs that are important and help make our country run.The concerns about jobs and strains on budgets are definitely real though. Governments probably need to be careful about how many immigrants they allow in at one time so there aren't too many arrivals to handle. Thorough background checks are important for security too.Overall, I think if immigration is managed responsibly and in moderation, it has way more benefits than negatives. Immigrants add to the economy, culture, and idea pool in positive ways for a nation. As long as it's controlled properly, I think immigration should be encouraged more than discouraged.Thanks for reading my essay! I worked really hard on learning about this issue from different angles before writing it.Immigration seems like a complex topic but one that is important to consider carefully. Let me know what you think!篇2Immigration: Is It Good or Bad?Hi there! My name is Emma and today I'm going to write an essay about immigration. Immigration is when people move from one country to another country to live there. Some people think immigration is good, while others think it's bad. Let me share my thoughts on this topic.First of all, what are some of the good things about immigration? One big benefit is that it helps countries grow their population. You see, in some countries, not enough babies are being born to keep the population growing. This can be a problem because countries need people to do jobs, pay taxes, and keep their economies strong. Immigration brings in new people from other countries, which helps solve this problem.Another good thing about immigration is that it brings diversity to a country. Diversity means having people from different backgrounds, cultures, and religions living together. When people from different cultures live together, they can learnfrom each other and appreciate each other's traditions. It makes a country more interesting and vibrant!Immigration also helps countries find workers for jobs that not enough local people want to do. For example, let's say a country needs more farm workers to pick fruits and vegetables. If not enough people in that country want those jobs, immigrants can come and do those jobs instead. This helps businesses keep running smoothly.Now, let's talk about some of the concerns people have about immigration. One worry is that immigrants might take jobs away from people who already live in the country. Some people think that immigrants will work for lower wages, so companies might hire them instead of local workers. This could make it harder for local people to find jobs.Another concern is that too many immigrants might strain a country's resources and services. For example, if a lot of immigrants move to an area, there might not be enough schools, hospitals, or housing for everyone. This could cause problems for both immigrants and people who already live there.Some people also worry that immigrants might not learn the language or follow the laws and customs of their new country.They think this could make it harder for immigrants to fit in and get along with everyone else.Those are some of the main arguments on both sides of this issue. So, what do I think? Well, in my opinion, the benefits of immigration are greater than the drawbacks.I believe that immigration helps make countries stronger and more successful. It brings in new people with different skills, ideas, and cultures, which can really enrich a society. As long as there are systems in place to help immigrants learn the language and laws, and to make sure they can access services like schools and hospitals, I think immigration is a really good thing.Of course, we need to make sure that immigration is managed carefully and that there aren't too many people coming in all at once. That could overwhelm a country's resources. But overall, I believe that immigration creates more opportunities than problems.Think about all the great things that immigrants have contributed to countries around the world – new inventions, businesses, foods, music, art, and so much more. Our world would be a lot less interesting without immigration!Plus, let's not forget that unless you are a Native American, your ancestors were immigrants too at some point. The United States, Canada, Australia, and many other countries were built by immigrants coming together from all over the world.In the end, I believe that immigration makes countries stronger, more diverse, and more vibrant. As long as it's managed responsibly, I think the benefits definitely outweigh the drawbacks. We should welcome immigrants and focus on helping them integrate and succeed in their new home countries.Those are my thoughts, but I'd love to hear what you think too! Let me know if you agree or disagree with me. This is a really complex topic with good arguments on both sides. The most important thing is to be respectful of different viewpoints and keep studying the issue closely.篇3Is Immigration Good or Bad?Hi, my name is Jamie and I'm going to tell you what I think about immigration. Immigration is when people move from one country to another country to live there. Some people think it's good and some people think it's bad. I've been learning about it in school and I have some opinions.First, let me explain why some people don't like immigration. They think that immigrants take jobs away from people who were born in the country. Like if a factory needs workers, they might hire immigrants instead of people who live there already. Some people are worried that immigrants won't learn the language or follow the laws and customs of the new country.Another reason some people don't like immigration is they think immigrants use up resources like healthcare, schools, and housing that should go to people born in that country first. If a town doesn't have enough school rooms, they think the kids who were born there should get spaces before immigrant kids.There's also some people that are just scared of people who are different from them. They don't like people moving to their country that have different religions, speak different languages, or have different cultural traditions. Some of them think immigrants make their country less safe or damage their culture and way of life.But there's also a lot of good things about immigration too! One big reason is that immigrants fill jobs that not enough people want to do. Like picking fruits and vegetables on farms, or working at construction sites, or taking care of kids and olderpeople. Without immigrants, a lot of those important jobs wouldn't get done.Immigration also helps countries have enough workers and pay enough taxes. You see, in a lot of richer countries, people aren't having enough babies to keep the population the same over time. So they need immigrants to come and be workers and pay taxes so the country can keep running smoothly.Immigrants also start their own businesses a lot, which is really good for the economy and creates new jobs. Maybe you've been to a restaurant owned by immigrants before - I have and the food is amazing! A lot of tech companies and inventions have been started by immigrants too.Having people from different cultures also makes things more interesting and fun. We get to try new holiday traditions, food, music, art, and more. The world would be kind of boring if everyone was exactly the same.Immigration also helps make the world more connected. Like if people from one country move somewhere else, it helps the two countries understand each other better. And it's easier for the countries to trade and work together on things.Thinking about my own family, my great-grandparents were immigrants from Italy and Ireland. I'm really glad they came to this country and made a life here. Otherwise, my family wouldn't exist! Most people in this country are descended from immigrants if you go back far enough.Of course, I know immigration isn't perfect. There has to be laws and rules to keep things safe and in order. And it's important for immigrants to learn about the new country they move to and follow the laws. The country also has to have good plans for things like jobs, schools, and housing when new people arrive.But overall, I think immigration does way more good things than bad things for a country. It helps the economy, lets people have better lives, introduces new ideas and traditions, and connects the world. The world would be a lot worse without any immigration at all.Those are just my thoughts as a kid, but I think immigration is mostly a great thing. What do you think? Whether you agree or disagree, I hope you'll be nice and respectful to any immigrants you meet. At the end of the day, we're all human beings looking for freedom, opportunity, and happiness.篇4Do the Good Things about Immigration Beat the Bad Stuff? An EssayBy Timmy Jones, 5th GradeImmigration is when people move from one country to another country to live there. It's a really big deal because millions of people do it every year all over the world. Some people think immigration is awesome and it helps countries. But other people think it causes a ton of problems. I've been learning about immigration in school and I have some thoughts on whether the good things beat the bad things or not.First off, one of the best things about immigration is that it helps countries have more people and workers. When there aren't enough people being born in a country, immigration lets other people come live and work there. Without enough people, a country can struggle because they don't have enough workers for jobs like farming, construction, nursing, and other important jobs we need people to do. My teacher gave an example of Japan having an aging population with not enough young people being born. So they need immigration to get moreworkers there. More people means more economic growth too from people spending money on things.Another really good thing about immigration is that it leads to different cultures mixing together. Immigrants bring their awesome traditions, foods, holidays, music, and more from their home countries. Then people in the new country learn about these neat customs. It makes countries way more diverse and interesting with lots of different backgrounds. At my school, we got to try delicious treats from other countries that immigrant families make on special holidays. My favorite was this crispy, sugary Palestinian dessert. Cultures blending is the best!Immigration also lets people escape bad situations in their home countries to have better opportunities. Like if there is a war, disaster, or not enough jobs, they can go somewhere safer with more chances to work hard and succeed. My grandparents were immigrants who came here to get away from violence in their country when they were young. Now their whole family has been able to live freely, get educated, and have successful lives thanks to immigration letting them come here. It's awesome that immigration allows better lives.However, there are some downsides of immigration too that are concerning. Some people worry that too many immigrantscan be hard on government resources like healthcare, education, and housing if there isn't enough funding for everybody. They're afraid lots of immigrants moving somewhere means there won't be sufficient schools, hospitals, homes and more for all the new people. It's a fair point since those resources are definitely important for immigrants to thrive too.Another big concern is when immigrants don't learn the main language of the new country well enough. Then it's really hard for everybody to communicate clearly. Teachers have mentioned immigrant kids struggling a lot because they can't understand instructions in English at first. But most people do get better at the main language over time. Still, some think immigration should be more limited to people who already know that language.There's also the issue of immigrant communities sometimes keeping very segregated from other communities in the new country. When different groups of people don't make enough effort to mix together and understand each other, it can breed misunderstandings, tensions and conflicts. That obviously isn't good for the unity of a country and its sense of all being one united population.So those are some of the major pros and cons to think about with immigration. In my opinion, the good things definitely outweigh the bad overall. The positive impacts of immigration like economic boosts, richer cultural diversity, and giving people a better life are extremely valuable and make immigration 100% worth it in my book. As long as there are good policies in place to fund public resources properly and encourage cultural integration, I believe immigration is a fantastic thing that strengthens countries tremendously.Of course, the challenges like potential resource strains and segregation aren't minor issues either. But I have faith that with hard work, those challenges can be managed effectively while still allowing lots of wonderful immigrants to become part of a country's population and identity. Immigration has always been a driving force of creativity, growth and opportunity for humanity. The world is such an infinitely cooler place thanks to people being able to move around and share their traditions. I can't wait to experience even more mixing of cultures as I get older!So in conclusion, while immigration has some legitimate drawbacks, I completely believe the positives add up to make it immensely valuable for countries in general. It powerseconomies, diversities societies amazingly, and offers persecuted people a chance at a much better life. With smart policies in place, the good stuff beats the bad stuff by a long shot! Immigration rocks!篇5Is Immigration Good or Bad?Hi, my name is Jamie and I'm in 5th grade. My teacher Mrs. Roberts asked us to write about whether we think immigration is more good or more bad. Immigration means when people move from one country to another country to live there. Let me tell you what I think!There are some good things and some bad things about immigration. I'll start with the good things first. One good thing is that immigration brings different cultures and customs to a country. When people come from other places, they bring their food, holidays, clothes, languages, and traditions with them. This makes the culture of the country they move to more diverse and interesting.For example, in my city there are people from all over the world - Mexico, India, China, Italy, and lots of other countries. Because of that, we have so many amazing restaurants withdelicious foods I had never tried before, like tacos, curry, dumplings, and pizza! At school, I have friends who celebrate different holidays like Diwali, Chinese New Year, and Cinco de Mayo. I've learned some words in Spanish and Hindi from them. It's really cool to learn about all the different cultures.Another good thing about immigration is that it helps grow a country's economy. Immigrant workers can fill jobs that not enough people were born in that country to do. They also start businesses that create more jobs. My dad says our city became more wealthy because of all the immigrant-owned companies that opened up.Immigrants Often work really hard because they want a better life in their new country. They will take jobs that other people don't want to do. Like a lot of immigrants around here work on farms, in factories, at construction sites, or cleaning office buildings. Those are tough jobs but immigrants do them to earn money for their families. Overall, immigrants contribute a lot to a country's economy through their hard work.Now let me talk about some of the potential downsides of immigration. One issue is that a rapid influx of immigrants can overcrowd schools, housing, hospitals, and other public resources because there are suddenly a lot more people thanbefore. It can take time for a government to build enough new schools, affordable housing units, clinics etc. to account for the population increase from immigration.Another challenge is that differences in cultures and languages can sometimes cause miscommunications or tensions between immigrant and non-immigrant groups until they learn to understand each other better. Like in my class, there are a few kids who are newer immigrants who don't speak English very well yet. Sometimes they'll misunderstand something a teacher says or another student will make fun of how they speak. But overall, most of the students are friendly and respectful about cultural differences.So those are some of the main pros and cons about immigration that I can think of based on what I've learned and seen in my community. In my opinion, the good things outweigh the bad things when it comes to immigration. Even though it can cause some growing pains, I believe the cultural richness and economic benefits that immigrants bring to a nation are really valuable.Everyone's family has an immigration story at some point if you go far enough back. My great-grandparents emigrated here from Ireland and Italy looking for a better life, just like manyimmigrant families today. By welcoming hard-working immigrants of all backgrounds, I think countries can become stronger, more vibrant places enriched by diverse cultures and perspectives. As long as there are smart policies in place to manage population growth responsibly, I believe immigration is a positive force that brings more benefits than drawbacks to both the immigrants and the society they join.Those are just my thoughts as a 10-year-old kid, but I hope I could explain some of the key points around this important issue in a way that makes sense. Thanks for reading my essay! Let me know if you have any other questions.。

美国绿卡申请入籍的主要流程

美国绿卡申请入籍的主要流程稿子一：嗨，亲爱的小伙伴们！今天咱们来聊聊美国绿卡申请入籍那点事儿。

你拿到绿卡后，得先老老实实住上一段时间，这可是个重要的前提哟！然后呢，要去学英语，这可不能马虎，毕竟入籍考试有英语这一关呢。

准备好这些，就可以去提交申请啦。

填写那些表格的时候，可得认真仔细，别填错了信息，不然会很麻烦的。

提交申请后，就等着移民局来审查啦。

这时候别着急，耐心等待。

要是需要补充材料，乖乖配合就行。

审查通过，会通知你去面试。

面试的时候别紧张，大大方方的，把自己知道的都好好表现出来。

如果一切顺利，恭喜你呀，就等着宣誓入籍，成为真正的美国公民啦！是不是想想还有点小激动呢？这个过程可能有点繁琐，但只要一步步来，认真对待，就没问题啦！加油哦！稿子二：嘿，朋友们！今天咱们好好唠唠美国绿卡申请入籍的流程。

当你拿着绿卡，心里想着入籍的时候，第一步就是要住够时间，这就像一个小小的考验。

然后呀，要开始埋头苦学啦，英语得学好，美国的历史、政府啥的也得弄明白。

这可不能偷懒，不然考试过不了关，那可就糟糕啦。

接着呢，勇敢地去提交申请，把各种资料都准备齐全，千万别丢三落四的。

提交完申请，就进入等待模式啦。

这时候心要放宽，该干嘛干嘛，别整天提心吊胆的。

要是收到让补充材料的通知，别抱怨，赶紧照做。

等到通知面试，好好打扮打扮，精神饱满地去。

回答问题的时候，要诚实、自信。

如果运气好，通过了面试，那就快到终点啦。

参加宣誓仪式的时候，那心情，肯定美美的。

这一路走下来，虽然不容易，但是坚持就是胜利嘛。

相信自己，一定能成功入籍的！怎么样，是不是心里有点底啦？。

艾玛沃森特2篇

艾玛沃森特2篇艾玛·沃森特（Emma Watson）是一位英国女演员和社会活动家，以在《哈利·波特》系列电影中饰演赫敏·格兰杰而著名。

她还因为在性别平等和女性权益方面的努力而受到广泛认可。

本文将分两篇介绍艾玛·沃森特的生平事迹和她在性别平等领域的工作。

第一篇:艾玛·沃森特生平事迹艾玛·沃森特于1990年4月15日出生在法国巴黎，是英国律师克里斯托弗·沃森特和自由记者贝芙利·沃森特的女儿。

艾玛具有英国、法国和美国的国籍，她在巴黎度过了她童年的几年。

后来，她的家庭搬到了英国牛津郡，在那里她接受了她的初等和中等教育。

在她9岁的时候，艾玛被选中在《哈利·波特与魔法石》中扮演赫敏·格兰杰一角。

这个角色让她一炮而红，也为她赢得了全球粉丝的喜爱。

她在随后的《哈利·波特》系列电影中一直扮演赫敏，该系列电影成为全球最成功的电影系列之一。

然而，艾玛并没有停止在演艺事业中发展。

在《哈利·波特》系列电影结束后，她开始寻找更具挑战性的角色，以展示她的演技。

她出演了电影《珠光宝气》、《高墙上的金鱼姬》等作品，并在舞台剧《哈佛派对》中扮演主角。

不仅仅是一名优秀的演员，艾玛也在教育上有所成就。

她于2009年开始在英国布朗大学学习英语文学，并于2014年获得文学学士学位。

尽管她在过去几年里专注于她的演艺事业，但她一直强调学术的重要性，并鼓励年轻人追求高等教育。

艾玛·沃森特除了在娱乐界的成功外，她还以她在性别平等领域的努力而闻名于世。

第二篇:艾玛·沃森特的性别平等工作艾玛·沃森特是一位坚定的性别平等拥护者，她通过多种方式为此事业奋斗。

她成为了联合国妇女署的亲善大使，并发起了“她怎样慢慢摇晃世界”（HeforShe）运动，旨在鼓励男性参与到性别平等的对话和行动中来。

作为亲善大使，艾玛在全球各地发表演讲，呼吁人们关注并解决性别不平等问题。

艾玛沃特森

艾玛沃特森艾玛沃特森是一位英国演员和女性权利倡导者，她以在《哈利·波特》系列电影中饰演赫敏·格兰杰而闻名于世。

艾玛出生于1990年4月15日，她在赫特福德郡的巴黎市长大。

她从小就对表演艺术和戏剧感兴趣，并在当地表演学校接受了培训。

艾玛的第一个重要角色是在《哈利·波特与魔法石》中饰演赫敏·格兰杰。

这个角色使她在全球范围内获得了巨大的关注和声誉。

随着《哈利·波特》系列电影的成功，她成为了一位备受瞩目的年轻演员，并逐渐展现了她的多才多艺。

除了演员生涯，艾玛还非常注重教育，并于2014年从布朗大学获得了英国文学学士学位。

她的学业成绩优秀，并在校期间积极参与女性权利和性别平等运动。

艾玛是一个坚定的女权主义者，多次发表演讲并参与许多慈善项目，旨在推动全球女性权益。

作为一位时尚先锋，艾玛被誉为好莱坞的时尚偶像之一。

她对可持续时尚和环保问题表达了浓厚的兴趣，并成立了一个名为“艾玛沃特森姐妹会”的组织，以推动可持续时尚的发展。

她还成为许多著名时尚品牌的代言人，并在国际时装周上多次露面。

艾玛在她的职业生涯中获得了诸多荣誉和奖项，包括MTV 电影奖和英国电影学院奖。

她的才华和影响力使她成为了年轻一代的榜样和灵感。

除了事业上的成功，艾玛还热衷于个人发展和心灵成长。

她经常参加冥想和瑜伽课程，并阅读各种文学和哲学作品。

艾玛在社交媒体上分享自己的思考和读书笔记，以鼓励人们深入思考和追求真理。

在过去的几年里，艾玛开始参演更加成熟和有深度的角色，如《美女与野兽》和《小婚礼大作战》。

她的表演技巧和多样化使她在电影界得到了更多的认可。

总而言之，艾玛沃特森是一位非常有才华和多样化的年轻演员。

她的努力工作、对教育和女性权益的关注以及积极参与可持续时尚使她成为了一个值得敬佩的榜样。

艾玛在她的事业中表现出色，并展现了她对艺术、教育和社会问题的热情。

我们期待着她未来更多令人振奋的作品和努力。

生物科技创业者：伊丽莎白·伊霍尔姆(23andMe创始人)人物简介

战略调整
• 加大对研发和创新的投资 • 拓展新的业务领域，如药物研发和疾病预防
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• 成为一个全面的个性化医疗平台 • 为客户提供更丰富的基因检测和健康管理服务
伊丽莎白·伊霍尔姆对生物科技产业的展望和预测
展望
• 生物科技将继续快速发展，成为全球经济增长的重要驱动力 • 个性化医疗将成为未来医疗领域的重要趋势
对科技产业的贡献
• 23andMe公司的创新产品和服务推动了个性化医疗的发展 • 为生物科技领域树立了成功的创业典范
伊丽莎白·伊霍尔姆的社会影响和荣誉奖项
社会影响
• 被评为全球最具影响力的女性企业家之一 • 为个性化医疗的普及和推广做出了巨大贡献
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• 获得多项生物科技领域的奖项和荣誉 • 被《时代》杂志评为全球最具影响力的100位人物之一
02 童年时期对科学和技术的兴趣
• 喜欢参观科学博物馆 • 对遗传学和生物学有浓厚兴趣
03 家庭环境对她的影响
• 父母鼓励她追求自己的梦想 • 培养了她独立思考和解决问题的能力
伊丽莎白·伊霍尔姆的教育经历和学术成就
进入斯坦福大学学习生物学
• 主修生物学，辅修计算机科学 • 成绩优异，获得学术奖学金
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移民到一个新国家的原因英语作文

移民到一个新国家的原因英语作文全文共5篇示例，供读者参考篇1Reasons for Moving to a New CountryHi, my name is Emma and I'm 10 years old. My family and I just moved to the United States from China about 6 months ago. Moving to a totally new country was really scary at first, but also really exciting! There were a lot of different reasons why my parents decided we should move here.One of the biggest reasons is for better job opportunities for my mom and dad. Back in China, my dad worked such long hours at his job in an office. He had to be there from super early in the morning until really late at night, even on weekends sometimes. My mom didn't have a job because she had to take care of me and my little brother all day. Here in America, my dad has a job where he can work from home a lot. He has much more flexible hours and gets to spend way more time with our family. My mom is also able to work part-time at a restaurant downtown. They both seem a lot happier with their jobs here.Another huge reason we moved is for the educational opportunities, especially for kids like me. The schools here in the United States are just better than the ones in China. The teachers are really nice and make learning fun. We get to go on lots of cool field trips and do fun projects and activities. I'm learning so much more here than I did at my old school. The schools in China were ok, but the classes were really big with like 40 kids per classroom. Here my class only has about 20 students, so we get much more individual attention from the teachers. I feel like I'm learning English really quickly too from being surrounded by it all day at school. My parents want to make sure I have the best education possible to help me reach my dreams in the future.Speaking of the future, my parents also think the United States has more opportunities for kids like me when we grow up. They want me and my brother to have the freedom to choose whatever career we want and be able to achieve our goals. In China, there is a lot of pressure and competition to get into certain prestigious colleges and jobs. Here in America, people are more open to different paths in life. My parents believe that with a good education and strong work ethic, we can have really bright futures ahead of us.Our family's quality of life is another big factor in why we immigrated here. Back in China, we lived in a very small apartment in a huge city with terrible air pollution. Everything always felt crowded, loud, and rushed. Here, we live in a nice quiet neighborhood with clean air and open green spaces to play outside. My brother and I have a big backyard to run around in, which we never had before. Our home here is so much bigger and more comfortable. My parents don't have to work as many hours either, so we get to spend a lot more time together as a family. We feel much less stressed out here overall.I've also heard my parents talk about how they really like and respect American values and culture. In America, people are encouraged to be independent thinkers and to question things. You're allowed to have different opinions and beliefs than others. In China, the culture pushes more for conformity and obedience, especially towards elders and authority figures. My parents appreciate the emphasis here on personal freedoms like freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and freedom of the press. They think it's really important for a society to respect human rights and individual liberties.Immigrating to a new country is definitely not easy though. It's been a huge adjustment for all of us trying to get used to thenew language, customs, and way of life here. At times it's been really stressful, confusing, and overwhelming. I miss certain things about China - especially my friends, my grandparents, and my favorite Chinese foods. Speaking English all the time is still tough for me too sometimes. But overall, I feel like the move to America has been a very positive thing for our family. I'm so excited to see what new adventures and opportunities await us here as I continue growing up. I feel so lucky that my parents gave me the chance to live in a new country with more freedom and possibilities. Maybe someday when I'm older I'll write a longer essay or even a book about my immigrant experience!篇2Moving to a New CountryGee whiz, I was super excited when my parents told me we were moving to a new country! At first, I didn't really understand why we had to leave behind our home and all my friends. But Mom and Dad explained the reasons, and now I get it. Let me tell you all about it!The biggest reason my family decided to immigrate is for better job opportunities for my parents. You see, in our old country, it was really hard for them to find good jobs that paidwell. There just weren't a lot of chances to get ahead in their careers. But in our new country, there are way more companies and businesses that need workers with their skills. My dad has been offered an amazing job that will let him use all his smarts and hard work to create really cool things. And my mom can finally pursue her dream of being a chef and opening her own restaurant someday. With better jobs, we'll have more money to live comfortably and happily.Another big reason is for me and my little brother to get a top-notch education. The schools in our old country were okay, but the ones in our new home are known to be some of the best in the world! The teachers are super qualified, the classroom sizes are smaller, and they have state-of-the-art books, computers and labs. I'm really looking forward to learning all sorts of new things and being challenged to work my brain to the max. Who knows, with such a great education, I could grow up to be a scientist, engineer, doctor or maybe even the president one day! The possibilities seem endless.My parents also wanted us to move for a better quality of life overall. Unfortunately, there were some problems like pollution, crime and political issues where we used to live that made it hard to live as comfortably and safely as we would've liked. But ournew country is very stable, clean and safe. I'll be able to play outside without my parents worrying. We'll breathe fresher air and have parks and recreation areas near our new home to enjoy nature. We'll also have access to top hospitals and healthcare if we ever get sick or hurt. My parents say these kinds of things are very important to raise a healthy, happy family.Finally, a really cool reason for moving is to experience a brand new culture and way of life! I've learned about the history, customs and traditions of our new homeland, and it's all so fascinating. The food, music, art, literature, architecture, everything is so different from what I'm used to. I can't wait to explore it all with my own eyes and be surrounded by new sights, sounds and flavors. Maybe I'll even learn to speak a new language fluently. How awesome would that be? Appreciating different cultures helps make the world an even better place by bringing people together.So those are the main reasons we're starting a new chapter by immigrating - better jobs, improved education, higher quality of life, and embracing a different culture. I know it was really hard for my parents to leave our extended family, friends and the familiarity of our birthplace. But they've always wanted the best for me and my brother. They believe that through their sacrificesnow, they're giving us more opportunities to achieve our dreams and flourish as individuals in the future.I'm definitely going to miss my old home, school, favorite places and buddies. But I'm also crazy excited to explore our new surroundings! It's a bit scary but also an adventure. Who knows what awesome experiences await? I have faith that through determination and an open mind, our family will overcome any challenges and build an even better life. This is the chance to remake ourselves and forge our own incredible journey. So let's go create some kick-awesome new memories together!Woo-hoo, let's do this!篇3Here's an essay about reasons for immigrating to a new country, written in the voice of an elementary school student and approximately 2000 words long:Title: Why My Family Moved to a New CountryHi there! My name is Jamie, and I'm 10 years old. Last year, my family and I moved from our home country to a brand new one. It was a really big change, but also a very exciting adventure! Let me tell you all about why we decided to move.The biggest reason was for my dad's job. He works for a big company, and they asked him to go and help start a new office in another country. At first, my parents weren't sure if we should go. It would mean leaving behind our house, my school, and all our friends and family. But then they thought about what an amazing opportunity it could be for our whole family to experience a different culture and way of life.You see, in our old country, things were getting a little bit tough. There weren't many good jobs, and the economy wasn't doing so well. My parents were worried that if we stayed, they might not be able to give my sister and me all the chances they wanted us to have when we grew up. But in this new country, there are lots of companies and businesses, which means more jobs and more money for families.The new country also has great schools that my parents were really impressed by. The teachers are super qualified, and the schools have awesome facilities like science labs, computer rooms, big playgrounds, and even a swimming pool! My parents want me and my sister to get the best education possible so that we can dream big and work towards any career we want when we're older.Another reason we moved was for a change of lifestyle. In our old country, it was getting quite crowded and polluted in the big cities. The roads were crazy with tons of traffic, and the air was pretty smoggy some days. Here in our new home, the city is clean and there are loads of parks and open spaces to explore. We can ride our bikes safely or just go for a walk and enjoy being outdoors without having to worry about traffic or pollution. It's much healthier!I have to admit, when we first talked about moving, I was really sad to leave my friends behind. But my parents explained that no matter where we go, we can always make new friends. And the great thing about living in a new country is that I've been able to meet kids from all over the world! In my class at school, there are students from Africa, Asia, Europe, and South America. We all come from such different backgrounds and cultures, but we've become really close friends. I've even been learning some words in their languages!Living in a new country has definitely been an adjustment, but it's been an incredible experience too. We've tried so many new and delicious foods that we'd never heard of before. Last month, we celebrated one of the biggest holidays in our new home, and even though the traditions were different than whatwe were used to, it was amazing to be a part of it all. My sister and I have been practicing the local language too, which is hard, but it makes us feel like we're really becoming a part of this society.Sometimes I do get homesick and miss our relatives back in our old country. Thankfully though, we can easily keep in touch with them over video calls. And who knows, maybe one day they'll even come visit us! We're planning to go back and see them this summer for a few weeks. I can't wait to show my cousins around our new city and the school I go to now. I'm sure it'll be a fun adventure for them too.Overall, moving to a new country has been a really incredible journey for my whole family. We've stepped out of our comfort zones and have already learned and experienced so much. Who knows what other amazing things are still ahead of us here! While I'll always love my birth country and the memories I have from there, I'm proud to call this new place home. I feel like a citizen of the world. And if my parents' company ever asks us to move somewhere else, I'll be ready for the next adventure!篇4Moving to a New Country: My Family's Big AdventureHi there! My name is Alex and I'm 10 years old. Last year, my family moved from our home country to a completely new place—the United States of America! It was a really big change for all of us. Why did we decide to move so far away? Well, let me tell you the whole story.The biggest reason was for better opportunities. You see, in our old country, it was pretty hard for my parents to find good jobs. There weren't many choices, and the pay wasn't that great either. But in America, they heard there are lots of different jobs and careers people can choose from. The salaries are usually higher too.My dad is a computer programmer and my mom is a nurse. In America, those are jobs that are really in demand and can earn decent money. My parents want to give our family the best possible life they can. By moving here, they'll hopefully be able to find awesome jobs they really enjoy and make enough money without having to work too many hours and miss spending time with me and my little brother.Another big reason is for better education opportunities for me and my brother. The schools where we used to live weren't that great. The teachers didn't have a lot of resources, the buildings were old, and there weren't many afterschool activitiesor sports teams. But American schools are supposed to be some of the best in the world! They have more money for supplies, technology, libraries, art/music programs and other cool stuff. I'm really excited to have so many more chances to learn new things and figure out what I love doing.My parents also wanted us to have more freedoms and a higher standard of living. In our old country, there were a lot of rules about what you could say, read, or do. But in America, people have way more liberty and rights. My parents don't have to worry about getting in trouble for sharing their opinions or religious beliefs here. We can truly be ourselves!The economy and job market in America are also much stronger. Prices for basic things like food, clothing and housing are very affordable, at least compared to where we used to live. We can get higher quality goods and services for our money here. Plus, American cities are just more modern, clean and safe overall. My parents think we'll be healthier and happier in this environment.Of course, moving to a brand new country on the other side of the world was really scary at first! We didn't know anybody, we couldn't understand English very well, and everything seemed so different and confusing. I was really worried about making newfriends and missing my old school. My little brother cried a lot those first few weeks because he missed our relatives and his favorite toys that we had to leave behind.But you know what? We've been here almost a year now, and it's been such an incredible adventure! My parents both found great jobs they love. I go to an awesome school with so many fun clubs and sports to try. We live in a beautiful home in a friendly neighborhood. My brother and I have made lots of new friends. And you know what the best part is? We can eat amazing foods from all around the world here! Our town has restaurants with cuisines from Mexico, China, Italy, India and so many other places. I've discovered so many new favorite dishes.Sure, we really miss our relatives and some things about our old home. But we talk to our grandparents all the time through video chat. And because of how hard my parents workand how much opportunity there is here, we're already saving money to go visit them next year for a few weeks. How exciting is that?!I feel so lucky that my family made the very brave choice to start over in America. It was definitely difficult at first, but so worth it in the end. We've built an incredible new life here already, full of possibilities we never could have imagined before.Who knows what other amazing adventures await us in this incredible country? I can't wait to find out!That's the story of how my family became immigrants and why we decided to make this huge move. It's definitely one of the craziest, scariest, but most rewarding things we've ever done. I'm just a kid, but even I can understand why my parents wanted to come here: for more freedom, more opportunities, and an overall better future for our whole family. If you asked me, I'd say it was an excellent choice. The United States is an amazing place, and I'm proud to call it my new home!篇5Why My Family Moved to a New CountryMy name is Emma and I am 10 years old. A few years ago, my family moved from our home country to a brand new country. It was a really big change and kind of scary at first, but now I'm so glad we did it! Let me tell you all about why we decided to move.The biggest reason is that my parents wanted me and my little brother Danny to have more opportunities in life. In our old country, there weren't very many good schools or jobs. My parents had to work really long hours at jobs they didn't evenlike very much, just to pay the bills. They told me they wanted us to grow up somewhere with better education so we could have a chance to get good jobs when we're older and live a comfortable life.Another big reason we left is because of the political situation in our old country. There was a lot of fighting between different groups and it didn't feel very safe or stable. My parents were worried that it might even turn into a war at some point. They wanted to go somewhere more peaceful to raise their family. I remember my dad saying "I don't want my kids to ever have to live in fear or hunger like I did when I was young."The last major reason is that my aunt and uncle had already moved to the new country a few years earlier. They told my parents how much they loved it there - the people were friendly, the communities felt safe, and there were lots of fun activities for kids. Having family there made my parents feel more comfortable about taking such a big step to start over somewhere totally new and unfamiliar.So after lots of discussing and planning, we made the very difficult decision to leave behind everything we knew and move across the world. I'll never forget that long airplane ride - I was so nervous but also excited for our new adventure!When we first got to the new country, everything was so different and overwhelming. The language, the food, the way people dressed - it all seemed really strange to me at first. But my parents had prepared me that it would take time to adjust. Luckily, there were organizations that helped immigrant families like us settle in. They helped my parents find jobs and a place to live, and signed me and Danny up for English classes at school so we could start learning the language.Those first few months were definitely the hardest part. I missed my friends, my house, even the parks I used to play in back home. Sometimes I got picked on at school because my English wasn't good yet and the other kids thought I was weird. Whenever I felt sad or scared, my mom would give me a big hug and remind me why we had come here - for a better future and more opportunities than we could have had back home. My parents' bravery and positivity during that transition time inspired me to be brave too.Little by little, we started putting down roots in our new home. My dad got a good construction job and my mom worked at a grocery store. Danny and I kept working hard in our English classes and made new friends at school who helped us learn about the new culture. We tried new foods (some we liked, somewe didn't!) and went to community events to meet our neighbors.Looking back now, three years later, I'm so grateful my parents had the courage to move us here. We have a nice house in a safe neighborhood with a park nearby. My parents both have jobs they enjoy and can support us comfortably. Danny and I are enrolled in excellent schools with dedicated teachers. We've made wonderful friends from all over the world. The public library offers free classes for kids to learn coding, art, music - you name it! There are so many more activities and resources available to us here.Best of all, I finally feel like I truly belong. When I'm at school or playing outside, I don't get treated as an outsider anymore. People are kind and welcoming, and I've learned to embrace the diversity of this multicultural society we're now part of. I'm really proud of my family's heritage, and love that I get to share it with my new community here.While the transition was scary at times, I've learned that changes can open the door to amazing new experiences. If my parents hadn't been brave enough to uproot our lives, who knows what opportunities Danny and I might have missed out on! I'm so thankful they made that difficult choice to leaveeverything behind and bring us to a place with more freedom, safety and possibility.Our journey hasn't been easy, but it was all worth it to give my family a better life. I can't wait to see what other adventures and opportunities await us in this new country we now call home!。

关于要移民的英文对话作文

关于要移民的英文对话作文Title: Conversations about Immigration。

Dialogue 1: Planning for a New Beginning。

A: Hey, Sarah! I've been meaning to ask you, are you still thinking about immigrating?B: Hi, Mark! Yes, definitely. It's been on my mind for quite some time now.A: That's exciting! Have you decided on a destination?B: Well, I've been researching various options. Canada seems promising with its friendly immigration policies and diverse opportunities.A: True, Canada's immigration system is renowned for being welcoming. Have you started the application process?B: Not yet. I'm still gathering all the necessary documents and information. It's quite a meticulous process.A: Absolutely, immigration procedures can be complex. Do you have any specific timeline in mind?B: Ideally, I'd like to initiate the process within the next few months. However, I want to ensure everything is in order before taking that step.A: Makes sense. Are you concerned about adapting to a new environment?B: It's definitely a consideration. But I'm excited about the prospect of experiencing a different culture and broadening my horizons.A: That's a great mindset to have. Remember, it's okay to feel apprehensive, but it's also an opportunity for personal growth.B: Thanks, Mark. I appreciate your support. I believethis journey will be worthwhile in the end.A: Absolutely. If you need any assistance along the way, don't hesitate to reach out. I'm here to help.B: Thanks again, Mark. Your encouragement means a lotto me.Dialogue 2: Exploring Options。

加利福尼亚人的故事

加利福尼亚人的故事加利福尼亚，这片美丽的土地，孕育着无数动人的故事。

在这里，有着许许多多普通人的不平凡经历，有着梦想的追逐和坚持不懈的奋斗。

他们或许来自不同的地方，有着不同的背景和经历，但他们都在这片土地上书写着属于自己的故事。

在加利福尼亚，有一位名叫艾米的女孩，她从小立志成为一名科学家。

她勤奋好学，努力钻研科学知识，最终在大学时代获得了一项重要的科研项目，她投入了大量的时间和精力，终于在实验室里取得了突破性的成果。

这个故事告诉我们，只要有梦想，只要有勇气和毅力，就一定能够实现自己的理想。

还有一位叫做杰克的年轻人，他来自一个普通的家庭，但他却有着非凡的音乐天赋。

他在加利福尼亚的音乐学院学习，经过多年的坚持和努力，终于成为了一名备受瞩目的音乐家。

他的音乐作品深受人们喜爱，他的故事告诉我们，只要有才华，只要有恒心，就一定能够成就一番伟业。

在加利福尼亚，还有一对年迈的夫妇，他们经营着一家小餐馆。

虽然生意并不十分兴隆，但他们却用心对待每一位顾客，用美味的食物和热情的笑容赢得了顾客们的喜爱。

他们的餐馆渐渐地成为了当地的一处美食景点，他们的故事告诉我们，只要用心经营，只要对待每一位顾客都真诚相待，就一定能够赢得成功。

这些故事，或许看似平凡，但却饱含着对生活的热爱和对梦想的追求。

加利福尼亚人，他们用自己的双手书写着自己的故事，他们的坚持和努力，值得我们每一个人去学习和借鉴。

在这片土地上，每一个人都有着自己的故事，这些故事或许并不轰轰烈烈，但却真实而动人。

加利福尼亚，这片土地见证着无数人的梦想成真，见证着无数人的奋斗历程。

每一个加利福尼亚人，都有着自己的故事，这些故事交织在一起，构成了这片土地上绚烂多彩的人生画卷。

加利福尼亚人的故事，或许只是众多故事中的一小部分，但却饱含着对生活的热爱和对梦想的追求。

他们用自己的双手书写着自己的故事，他们的坚持和努力，值得我们每一个人去学习和借鉴。

愿我们都能在自己的人生旅途中，书写属于自己的精彩故事。

移民,真相了!原来没有那么难,农村大妈靠剪纸成功申请美国杰出人才移民

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很多人在考虑是否选择EB-A美国杰出人才移计划时会踌躇不前，觉得这一项目离自己很远。

申请衡量标准中的“提供获得诺贝尔奖或类似级别的国际大奖项证明”更是让很多跃跃欲试的人放弃了申请，但其实，“杰出人才移民”里的“杰出人才满足标准”并没有大家想象的那么难，我们来看看王女士的案例。

王女士来自西北农村，自幼跟着奶奶学习剪纸，几十年来一直坚持这一业余爱好，她的剪纸作品受到街坊邻里的喜爱。

王女士的剪纸融合农村生活和当代元素，加之丰富的色彩，剪纸作品使人耳目一新，多年来获得了几十个国家级、省级、市级奖项。

近年来，中国的传统文化技艺受到世界的追捧，王女士抓住机遇，积极参加国外文化节，为外国友人展示中国博大精深的剪纸工艺。

王女士在多次出访后，了解到美国对杰出人才移民设置许多绿色通道，与其他职业移民相比，杰出人才移民有可申请领域广泛，职业选择多等天然优势。

王女士拥有剪纸这项独特的技艺，在中国剪纸领域取得较大的成就，在办理杰出人才移民时具有较大优势。

于是，王女士依据自己的条件成功移民美国，也将剪纸技艺带到美国，在大洋彼岸传播中国的传统文化。

王女士只因拥有一项技艺，就可实现移民美国的梦想，杰出人才移民可以使王女士的子女免费进入美国公立大学就读，享受和美国学生一样的待遇;王女士还可以成为美国永久居民，享受永久居民的多种待遇。

杰出人才移民到底是什么呢?美国杰出人才移民，又称第一类优先职业移民(又称EB-1)，是美国移民局公布的五种移民美国类型之一，包括“EB-1A杰出人士”移民、EB-1B“杰出教授或研究员”移民、EB-1C“跨国公司经理”移民三个类别。

杰出人才移民一人申请，全家收益，还可拥有美国身份，获得美国绿卡，这些优势是否令您心动?我们再来看看哪些人可以申请杰出人才移民?1.收获全国或国际荣誉、奖项2.是知名组织成员或协会会员3.被专业刊物或主流媒体报道4. 担任过专业评委、编委、裁判等，或曾经审阅过他人的作品文章。

加拿大女子凭脱衣舞技巧获美国杰出人才绿卡

美国杰出人才绿卡(EB-1A green card)是美国为吸引优秀专业人才移民美国的捷径之一，也是留美移民们争相申请的热门绿卡。

英国《每日邮报》4月12日报道，加拿大脱衣舞娘贝蒂娜·梅(Bettina May)竟然在众多申请者中脱颖而出，成为首位获得美国杰出人才绿卡的脱衣舞娘。

美国杰出人才绿卡的申请者必须证明自己是所从事领域中的佼佼者，才可能有机会获此绿卡。

他们要提供大量证明材料，如媒体对其报道、获奖情况、或是巨额薪水。

去年，加拿大每4000名申请者中只有一人能获此绿卡。

美国公民及移民服务局(U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services)所提供的数据显示，去年的申请者中有三分之一的人都未获批准。

消息称，申请者中不乏优秀的科学家和运动员，而贝蒂娜能战胜他们获得一张宝贵的杰出人才绿卡实属不易。

据报道。

她所学专业是政治学，过去曾在加拿大政府机关工作，后来改行做滑稽舞演员。

谈到去美国的原因，她说作为一个表演者，她需要到人口更密集的地方寻找更大的舞台，因此她选择了纽约。

美国杰出人才绿卡(EB-1A green card)是美国为吸引优秀专业人才移民美国的捷径之一，也是留美移民们争相申请的热门绿卡。

英国《每日邮报》4月12日报道，加拿大脱衣舞娘贝蒂娜·梅(Bettina May)竟然在众多申请者中脱颖而出，成为首位获得美国杰出人才绿卡的脱衣舞娘。

美国杰出人才绿卡的申请者必须证明自己是所从事领域中的佼佼者，才可能有机会获此绿卡。

他们要提供大量证明材料，如媒体对其报道、获奖情况、或是巨额薪水。

去年，加拿大每4000名申请者中只有一人能获此绿卡。

美国公民及移民服务局(U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services)所提供的数据显示，去年的申请者中有三分之一的人都未获批准。

消息称，申请者中不乏优秀的科学家和运动员，而贝蒂娜能战胜他们获得一张宝贵的杰出人才绿卡实属不易。

悉尼美女是如何被诱拐到墨尔本的

回到澳洲，我参加了由澳洲银行组织的一次商业聚会，会上的交谈中，30岁的Emma的故事，让我再次深深地感受到墨尔本这个我生活了20多年的城市的文化魅力。

Emma是一位金发碧眼的美丽姑娘，曾供职于悉尼一家银行。

最近，她拒绝了公司薪水、年假翻倍的优厚条件，决定辞职，并离开生活了多年的悉尼，搬往墨尔本。

一年前在朋友James家的一次聚会上，Emma通过James的介绍认识了来自墨尔本28岁的Andrew。

Andrew淡棕色的头发，一双碧绿色的大眼睛闪烁着迷人的光芒，Emma对他的留心来自他的乖巧和贴心地为大家倒上各种饮料，拿来各式小吃。

聚会之后不久，Andrew因为公务来到悉尼。

“嗨，Emma，我在悉尼。

James去新西兰旅游了，如果你有时间，我们一起吃个晚饭吧。

”“没问题，Andrew，我们晚上见吧。

”这顿晚餐两个人吃了很久，他们像多年不见的老友那样，天南海北聊了一大堆。

饭后，两人上了Emma的Mini Cooper，Andrew绅士地帮Emma关上车门，温柔地驾车送Emma到家门口。

“嗨，Emma，我等你很久了。

”刚刚下车就听到一个人对Emma说话，抬头看，这个人正站在Emma房子前面的栈道上。

“噢，Jason，你怎么会在这儿？”“你说你今晚有事情，所以我想我还是在这里等你。

”Andrew似乎明白了什么，他正想说什么，但Emma抢在了他前面。

“Jason，这是我男朋友Andrew。

Andrew，这是我大学校友Jason。

”Andrew心里一惊，但很快明白过来，非常配合地对着Jason说道：“很高兴认识你。

”而Jason似乎有点不知所措，他看看Emma，又看看Andrew，嘴里嘟囔着：“这样，这样……那Emma，我先走了。

再见。

”看着离去的Jason，Emma长长地松了口气：“Andrew，谢谢你。

让你为难了。

”“Emma这没什么，好好回家休息吧。

”2、3个月之后，Emma到了休年假的时间，在决定目的地的时候，她的眼前闪动着一双碧绿的眼睛。

新移民家庭的普通人怎么移民美国

新移民家庭的普通人怎么移民美国一我住的公寓楼上，有一位单亲妈妈，名叫沙莉。

她随她父母先到美国，后到温哥华。

结婚后育一子，不久就离异。

按加拿大国家法律，孩子跟母亲生活。

年纪轻轻的女性，又要谋生又要带孩子，辛苦可想而知。

做妈妈的，总想给孩子一个好的教育环境，她选择了离住家较远的一所有口皆碑的幼稚园。

清晨早餐后，就驾车驶向东北角葛劳士山脚下放下孩子，然后掉头奔向几十公里外的狮门大桥，到市中心上班。

傍晚五时返家烧饭，再驱车把孩子接回。

儿子告诉妈妈，进幼稚园的第一课，老师讲的是做人的权利。

老师告诉孩子：加拿大法律保护你们；你们在家里受到打骂，可以立即打电话给学校老师，或者拨打911报警；警察会帮助你们，避免受到威胁和迫害。

这类外国故事，我在国内就听到很多。

影片《刮痧》不就是讲一位移民美国的老爷爷，用中国刮痧土法给孙子治病，被邻居告上法庭的故事吗?你到人家土地上，就得按人家的规矩办事。

行就行，不行也得行。

至于中国的伦理道德和亲人之情，先放在一边。

沙莉送儿子上学，细心地把他安排在小车后座特置的座位上，用两条背带固定，以免急刹车或急转弯时被甩出受伤。

吃饭时，将儿子请到座位上，让他动手夹菜，并询问在幼稚园一天活动情况……然后儿子玩电脑，自己去洗碗。

我很欣赏国外大人对孩子的尊重，小时给予关怀和温暖，尊重他们正当的意愿。

大人和孩子是朋友，父辈与儿女讲平等。

但孩子如何理解这种平等，并以尊重的态度对待亲人，这就要看教育是否有偏差了。

有一次，沙莉因一件小事，与儿子争执起来。

妈妈反复解释，儿子不断反驳，最后，竟然毫不客气地对妈妈跺脚大叫：“难道你连这个简单道理都不懂吗?”犹如晴天霹雳，把沙莉震昏了。

妈妈瞪大眼睛瞧着孩子，半天说不出话来，最后扭身冲进卫生间，用毛巾捂住脸，低声抽泣……中国孩子如同白纸，在国外老师第一课启蒙下，开始抹上西洋色彩。

涂抹得好，是一幅很有个性很有特色的优秀作品；涂抹得不好，就如同嬉皮士举起彩色喷罐，喷出一片污七八糟的画面，看了叫人摇头。

我怎样成了 “美国小姐”

我怎样成了“美国小姐”
马健
【期刊名称】《中国商界》
【年(卷),期】2000(000)010
【摘要】爱玛·纳爱特,1996年当选全美"美国小姐",次年参加环球"世界小姐"竞选荣获亚军。

现年26岁的爱玛供职于洛杉矶的一家儿童福利中心。

日前,她接受了美国《生活》杂志记者的采访,讲述了自己成为美国小姐的前前后后。

1现在,一听有人叫我"美国皇后"或者"前任美国小姐",我都不免倒抽一口冷气,总是在想,也许是在叫别人吧。

当今的很多人一提起美国皇后,就会联想起一些东西来,无非是乳房、屁股之类,总之
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55387定律

55387定律什么是55387原则呢？我给大家举一个例子。

有一部电影叫《摘金奇缘》，不知道大家是否看过。

这部电影的女主人公叫瑞秋，她是一个非常典型的ABC（American born Chinese），也就是在美国出生的第二代华裔的女孩子，平常性格非常的开朗，因为她从小是受美国教育长大的，因此一切的价值观和行为以及处事的风格都是受到了非常强烈的美国文化的影响。

瑞秋从小是被妈妈一个人带大的，而她的妈妈是去美国的第一代移民。

大家都知道第一代去美国的移民，往往是过着比较艰苦的生活，所以她妈妈也非常不容易，做各种各样的工作把瑞秋养大，上大学，后来在一所大学里面担任教授，做着非常不错的工作。

她妈妈也非常的以她为荣，为她骄傲。

在这个大学里面，瑞秋和一个叫尼克的小伙子一见钟情，这个尼克也是亚裔，是从新加坡来的美国。

两个人彼此感觉非常的合适，有着非常深的感情。

但是尼克并没有告诉瑞秋的是，其实他的家族是在新加坡排名前三的富豪家族，因此其实尼克可以过着非常奢华的生活，但是他非常的自立，并没有靠家里面给他提供优越的条件，而是靠自己自力更生和瑞秋一起在美国打拼。

他俩在一起一段时间之后，感情非常的好。

有一天，尼克的从小到大的玩伴，也是他特别好的朋友给他打电话，告诉尼克他要结婚，一定邀请尼克回新加坡去参加他的婚礼。

所以尼克就决定带着瑞秋一起回新加坡去参加他好朋友的婚礼，同时也想让瑞秋和自己的家人能够见面，让未来的媳妇儿早点见到公公婆婆。

从去机场开始就产生了许多有意思的情节，比如瑞秋习惯性的下了车就冲向经济舱办票区域，结果尼克定的是豪华头等舱，从办理乘机手续开始就有专人服务，瑞秋非常的惊讶，登机之后又享受到了豪华头等舱的服务，包括两人的包间、各种精美的头等舱餐食以及高档红酒等。

总之是让没有感受过这些的瑞秋也增长了见识，同时她也知道了自己这个男友非同小可，自己这一趟新加坡之旅还不知道会发生什么，因此她也做好了发生各种情况的思想准备。