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Again, is that special to the Chinese? Isn't US history filled with examples of foreigners forming tight-knit communities based on nationality or ethnicity?
by Sacho 9y ago
Again, is that special to the Chinese? Isn't US history filled with examples of foreigners forming tight-knit communities based on nationality or ethnicity?
- yorwba 9y agoMy only other experience with large groups of foreign students from the same country was when I stayed in China as an exchange student and met a lot of Pakistanis. They definitely hung out with each other more often, but they didn't seem to actually study much together. I had a few email me with questions on the same exercise, so at least those three hadn't exchanged notes. Of course there might have been some Pakistani-only homework sessions I was simply never invited to, but I don't think that was the case.