There are many risks for "young international students" abroad. What are the main risks they will encounter?

Nowadays, more and more parents will choose to let their children study abroad so that their children can see the world abroad. However, for "young international students", they will also encounter some risks while studying and living abroad. Children may not be able to integrate into foreign life due to cultural and language conflicts, and may even develop psychological barriers due to interpersonal problems. In addition, children living abroad for a long time will also affect the parent-child relationship, and the children's cultural values ??may also conflict. 1. Young international students may not be able to integrate into foreign life due to cultural and language conflicts, and there will be a certain psychological gap.

Many young international students are arranged to go abroad by their parents when they know nothing about foreign living environment and culture. Under normal circumstances, they will be arranged to stay with host families and live in foreign countries. Living together is a huge challenge for some children. If they are cheerful and outgoing children, maybe let them spend some time with the foreigners in the host family, and they will be able to naturally integrate into the environment, eat and play with the foreigners. However, for introverted or taciturn children, letting them live with foreigners they are not familiar with will make them feel very scared inside. In addition, after some children start studying abroad, because they do not speak foreign languages ??well and do not understand the cultural differences between foreign countries and China, they often make troubles in their daily life and study. Jokes, it can also make them feel very embarrassed. It can be seen that "young international students" will not be able to integrate into foreign life due to cultural and language conflicts. As a result, there will be a certain psychological gap, making them feel even more disappointed.

2. Young international students may develop psychological disorders due to interpersonal problems abroad. At the same time, children leaving their parents prematurely will also affect the parent-child relationship.

Some "younger international students" are unwilling to take the initiative to interact with others due to personality reasons. Some children even have conflicts with foreigners due to cultural conflicts, and they live a very depressed life every day. In addition, some children also encounter the phenomenon of being excluded by other students when attending classes in foreign schools. They can't find friends in school, and they don't have anyone to talk to in their boarding families. Over time, they will develop psychological barriers and become more introverted and depressed people. At the same time, if children leave their parents prematurely and live abroad alone, it will also affect the parent-child relationship. Some children may even lose respect and care for their parents because of this. A gap will develop between them and their parents, and the way they get along with each other will become increasingly cold and unfamiliar. 3. The cultural values ??of "young international students" may conflict.

Some children live abroad at a young age. They are more exposed to foreign culture, and their understanding of Chinese culture may only remain in the preliminary stage. If the children grow up and return to China for development in the future, their way of thinking may be more inclined to foreigners. This will often put them in an awkward situation after returning to China, where they are half-familiar with all aspects of Chinese culture. There are also children who have been influenced by foreign cultures since childhood. They may also pick up bad habits while living abroad, which will cause them to be looked at strangely by people around them after returning to their country. In any case, for "young international students", their cultural values ??may conflict due to different national conditions.

If parents have the idea of ??sending their young children to study abroad, they must consider whether their children's personality can adapt to life abroad before taking action, so as not to let their children grow up Encountered some unnecessary obstacles.