Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
author：Duota sees the world
Recently, a Chinese student studying in the United States caused quite a stir on Reddit. He announced that he was about to graduate from college and was ready to leave the United States, but before leaving, he did an amazing thing: he maxed out the credit cards of many banks, with a total amount of up to 140,000 US dollars, equivalent to about 1 million yuan. This classmate's "farewell gift" caused a huge response on the Internet
Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
In the post, the student thanked Chase, Citi and American Express as if they had won an Oscar, saying their services were a blessing to his "American dream." And highly appreciated the services of these banks.
Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
The source quoted foreign media reports
American netizens commented that I did not expect this to be highly praised, and it seems that everyone's aversion to capital is regardless of nationality
Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
Under the high praise comment, American students are questioning why American banks only give $2,200 a month, maybe it is a cultural difference, and the credit card during school was rectified on our side that year. They are more concerned about their own quota [petrified] [petrified] than the event itself
Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
It can only be said that the advanced consumption of credit cards and capital is not suitable for the Chinese system. Most of the people around me are very disgusted by this, and the 9 cards of international students who commented were a little stunned.
Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
The old American capitalist probably never dreamed that he would be "taught a lesson" by a fledgling international student. And the reaction of most American netizens is also quite unexpected. They didn't boil over [covering their faces]
Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
Judging from the comments of other foreign netizens, most international students are used to this kind of thing, and from a rational point of view, such an incident may have a lot of adverse effects on the subsequent "study abroad".
Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
There are also different voices that believe that this is not what a highly educated and rational adult should do, and most foreign netizens also believe so.
Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
Chinese students swiped millions of yuan before leaving the United States, and the comments of foreign netizens are really surprising
It seems that this classmate has not only learned knowledge, but also learned how to become the "traffic king" on social platforms. It's just that I wonder if he will miss these "good times" after returning to China? After all, debts always have to be paid, even on the Internet. What do you think about this?
