Report of A crash course in American Culture

From the article the chronicle; a crash course on American culture, Jun –Kai Teoh talked about his experience in the Chronicle.

Teoh is a international student of SCSU from Malaysia and he works in the Chronicle. As the other newspaper offices, Chronicle is a place which is full of rush hours. Everyone there have their own responsibilities and they need to balance their own time. “They do what they can with what they have”, Teoh said. They help him get to know more about the American culture. To Teoh, they are more than just his coworkers. He also talked about his experience to the sugar daddy which gives him a new lesson about the American culture.

I agree that to expose myself to different experience is also a part of the reasons I come to the US. I want to have the chance to receive different culture and education. Before I came here, things are attractive and new to me, I was curious, excited and a little afraid because i'll live in a foreign country which had a different culture. Things were difficult at first, I don't know anything here. Even though I have heard the news from my teachers, the Internet and movies, there were still a big difference in the daily life. French Frice was the first word I learned here.
I tried to be independent, tried my best to catch the opportunities.

The crazy parties, the extremly cold weather and the loud noise of the cars really shocked me a lot at first, but now I'm already get used to them. Language is still the biggest problem.

Yes, It feels like falling down to the rabbit hole to come to another country which has a totally different culture as mine. It worth to be regarded as a special memory of my whole life.