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In recent years, the boom of going abroad has struck again, and all kinds of visa agents have been overwhelmed, and there are long queues at airports. Behind the surge in the number of people going abroad is a reflection of people's anxiety about the present life and confusion about the future.
The reason for this is that life pressure, educational resources, the impact of the epidemic and other factors are intertwined, which has promoted this round of peak going abroad.
The intensification of life stress is an important reason for the high willingness to go abroad. With the increasing competition in society, many people feel more and more stressed at work, but with little success.
After young people enter the workplace, they also feel that there are countless ladders and limited room for promotion. In terms of family life, housing prices are high and the cost of raising children is rising, which is overwhelming for many people.
The accumulation of these pressures leads people to yearn for a more relaxed environment and dream of improving their lives by going abroad.
The lack of high-quality educational resources has also prompted some families to choose to go abroad. The problem of test-oriented education and extracurricular burden in the mainland education system is still serious, and many children are under great pressure to learn.
On the other hand, the resources of prestigious schools are scarce, and it is difficult to go on to higher education. In order for their children to receive a better education, some families choose to migrate to developed countries. This is not only a reluctant choice for the quality of local education, but also reflects the expectations for children's development.
The dynamic zero-COVID policy adopted by the mainland during the epidemic has also made some people want to go abroad. Due to the need for epidemic prevention, the mainland has adopted relatively strict control measures during the peak hours of the epidemic, which has had a certain impact on people's work and life.
Some people believe that Western countries are more relaxed in epidemic prevention, which has also become an incentive for them to go abroad. Of course, with the recent changes in the pandemic, this motivation may have diminished.
Of course, we must also realize that going abroad does not solve all problems. The language barrier persists. Many people have limited foreign language skills, and their life and learning will be greatly reduced after going abroad.
Adaptation to foreign culture is also a question. More importantly, no matter where you go, your own problems must be faced and solved by yourself. Going abroad is not an easy way to get rid of the anxiety or confusion in your heart.
Therefore, behind the craze, we also need to be rational. Going abroad is not the only option, and there are also many risks. Before making a decision, individuals need to fully consider their own conditions and wishes, and cannot blindly follow them.
For those choices that are emotional, it is also necessary to take the necessary persuasion carefully. Because after all, we have to return to reality, face and solve problems, which is a growth process that everyone must go through.
Combined with case analysis, the author believes that the current boom of going abroad is worth pondering. It reflects the anxiety and confusion of the people in real life, and also contains people's yearning for a better life.
We need to learn from this and reflect on how to reduce the pressure on our lives and optimize the allocation of educational resources so that people can live and work in peace and contentment.
Rather than simply banning going abroad, it is better to create a good environment and improve life satisfaction. When people's pursuit of a better life can be realized at home, the craze for going abroad will also subside.