Okay, let me talk about my troubles in the United States. Let’s see if it’s my fault, my friend’s fault, or I shouldn’t have come to the United States.

First, what is your dream? Should you continue dancing or should you care about these trivial things with them all day long? You have to get to the point.

Second, where do you want to develop in the future? If you are in the United States, practice your spoken English diligently. The practice environment in your country should be much better than in China.

Thirdly, even if you catch up with them in learning and other things, it will be in vain if you leave behind the dance you want to develop.

Fourth, if you can’t compete with them for power or anything else, then you shouldn’t compete with them. Why are you competing with them at such a young age? Are you asking for trouble? As for power, backers, etc., if you have them, you have them, if you don’t have them, you don’t have them. It’s up to you to rely on them to support you in the future.

Fifth, when others look down on you, you should think highly of yourself. You have something to offer, so why should you care what they think of you? You have many friends in China. , the environment is different. After all, the rich second generation has a good family background and a lot of pretentiousness, so you can be a silent person, slowly accumulate your own advantages, and wait for the moment of explosion in the future.