How would you describe ... having someone familiar with British culture to help answer the following questions, the number of words is between 350 and 500?

The answer to this question needs to grasp a key point, that is, do you support multiculturalism or oppose it?

It's best to answer no, although it goes against the universal values it has preached for many years. But all European countries have suggested that multiculturalism is a mistake at present.

Compared with Britain 20 years ago, the change of population structure has caused many cultural changes.

The evidence is that the exchange of British and American populations has led to the mixing of English and American English, and slang has appeared on the streets of London.

The arrival of tourists and overseas students from China has made many places have Chinese slogans. Chinese takeout has changed the diet structure of British people, and the intake of calories and oil is higher.

The number of immigrants in Mu corpse forest increased, forming a huge rotten community, building steam shops on a large scale, promoting Xiali Asfa and challenging the mainstream culture.

Of course it's completely different. Different people have different cultures.

Every country needs to have its own mainstream culture, accept other cultures appropriately and live in peace with them, instead of being mixed and assimilated and losing its proper color.

Cultural differences between China and Britain

Clothing, food, shelter and mode of travel

The way one gets along with others.

The Chinese culture in China is very independent, and it has remained unique after being destroyed many times.

British culture is extroverted and easily invaded by other cultures.

To sum up, the British should legislate to restrict the over-migration of people with a single culture, defend their own culture, tolerate the content that is beneficial to society, reject the evil ideology like the teaching method of rotting corpses, prevent the evil world outlook from spreading among the younger generation, and stop the opposition between religion and race from the source.