如何处理文化冲击的英语作

1、如何处理文化冲击的英语作文文化冲击的英语作文 1How to overcome culture shockSome good ways to successfully minimize and overcome culture shock are to read about the place where you will be staying and the things you will be doing, also, if possible, speak with someone already living in the new environment.Once you are the

2、re, keep in mind that people and customs may be very different from what you are used to. Having realistic expectations and realizing that difficulties and misunderstandings may occur will help you keep a cool head when they do, and keeping an open mind will allow you to find solutions to those prob

3、lems that may arise.When possible interact with the local population. Don t succumb to the temptation to isolate yourself, even if it is within a group of compatriots. Locals will generally be pleased to introduce you to their culture and willing to answer questions. Don t be afraid of making mistak

4、es. When you are eager to learn people are usually more than willing to meet you half-way and learn from you in turn.Find ways to keep in touch with family and friends at home. Sometimes you just need to talk with someone who fully understands who you are and feels that your way of being is not stra

5、nge, or rude. Keeping in touch also makes the homecoming process much easier.文化冲击的英语作文 2If there is anything special about my neighborhood,it is that there is a beautiful orchard and all the residents are good neighbors.Far removed from any heavy traffic flows,this neighborhood is also a place of pe

6、ace and quiet.I can still picture to myself how I spent my girlhood happily here.Besides playing boisterous ball games on the ground we children also played in the trees of the orchard and picked whatever fruits we could lay ourhands on.Each of us had his of her own pets,such as dogs,guinea pigs,pig

7、eons and even butterflies.Fast friends we were in those years,Our parents often gathered in one place for a chit-chat after supper and we children were rapt listeners even though we did not really understand what they were talking about.They were never harsh on us kids.Our next-door neighbor Mrs.Wan

8、g was especially liked by us because she habitually sent us cookies.Our own grandma was an excellent story-teller and we children often fell under the spell of her fascinating stories.Mr.Chang was also an unforgettable character.Whenever we saw him he was singing and his baby face and soft voice ple

9、ased us all.This is my neighborhood,a world unto its own which has remained largely unchanged in so many years.It is nice to live here and my neighbors will surely agree with me.文化冲击的英语作文 3How to Deal with Culture ShockCulture shock, hard to escape when getting into a new unfamiliar surrounding, may

10、 come out as a big problem for a new visitor and breaks down his wonderful expectations about this new country.Anyway,there are always some solutions to arm ourselves to handle the uncomfortable culture shock.Since you has grasped the opportunity of going abroad, in the first place, it s necessary a

11、nd beneficial to refer to essential aspects about your destination, likeweather, food and culture. Get prepared for what may come around the corner in the new place and make relative responses previously, culture shock probably seems not so overwhelming.Meanwhile, it is the positive attitude that ma

12、kes a great difference.Optimistshave the powerful sword to overcome difficulties and get theirselves adapted to changing situations. When culture shock appears, consider it as a hurdle to easily pass through instead of a really big challenge.In addition, seeking assistance and accompany from local c

13、itizens ,or even compatriotswho have the same experience, is an excellent shelter to withstand uneasy culture shock. More advices, more strength.It is adorable to seek relief in this very new world.文化冲击的英语作文 4你印象最深的文化冲击是什么 ？In summer of 2015, I was in Helsinki, Finland for an internship. Although, I

14、 had read thatFinnish people are reserved and like tostay within their space, I had not expected it to be this:2015年夏天，我在芬兰首都赫尔辛基实习。虽然我之前听 说过芬兰人比较冷淡而且不喜欢别人闯入自己的空间，但是我没想到会是这样：At a bus stop: You are alone in the shade of the stop and that is your space. No one will cometo bother you.在公交车站：你一个人站在站牌阴影下，

15、而这就是你的空 间，没人会来打扰你。Inside a bus: You enter a bus and see that all the window seats are occupied. You don t havea seat and have to stand. Respect that space! (This is rather extreme, but you definitely getanxious as to where should you sit.)在公交车内：你上了一辆公交车，然后看到所有靠窗的位 子都有人了。虽然旁边还有位子，但是你就没位子了，必须得站 着。因为要尊

16、重个人空间！(这很极端，但说到坐哪里，你一定会 感到很焦虑。)You are scared to shout to the driver to stop the bus: I was running to catch the bus andsignaled the driver by my hands to stop the bus. I entered the bus and saw all eyes wereturned to me. I have never felt so guilty of anything.你不敢朝司机大喊让他停车：我跑过去拦公交车还挥手示 意司机停车，当我上车之后

17、看到所有人都转过来看着我。我从来没有这么内疚过。I caught my Finnish neighbor sneaking into his room and pretending that he didn t see me inthe hallway:我当场看到我的芬兰邻居偷偷进他自己的房间还假装没在 玄关看到我：There was seemingly no traffic and I decided to cross the road while the light was still red. Ilooked back and saw a man shaking head in disc

18、ontent. I waited for it to turn green next timeonward.路上看起来没有车辆，所以我决定在红灯的时候过马路。 我回过头看到一个男人在很不满地摇头。所以我等到绿灯了才往刖走。Finns don t like small talk. You ask general questions and a long, detailed answer follows.芬兰人不喜欢闲聊。你问普通的问题会得到一串又长又详 细的回答。In Japan, during my first week here, I had to go through a medical

19、check-up in the universityclinic, a normal procedure for the new students and old ones as well.到日本的第一周，我在校医务室要参加一次体检，这是新 老学生都要经历的常规步骤。I didn t know where the clinic building was, so I asked another student about it. She told methat she was on her way to the clinic too, and that she could show me the

20、 place. While we wereon our way, she began asking me where I was coming from and so on; as I was replying to her,I noticed that she was wearing a face-mask, one exactly like this:我不知道医务室在哪里，所以我问了另一个学生。她告诉 我他也要去医务室，她还可以带我去那里。我们走在路上的时候， 她开始问我来自哪里等问题，我在回答她的时候注意到她戴了个 口罩，就像这样：I thought that perhaps it was a must to wear a face-mask before going to the clinic, as a