It is often believed that, while moving abroad one should adapt to the new culture of that country instead of being confined in a discrete minority group with the dissimilar ways of living. However, it seems critical to adjust with any new tradition, still in order to enjoy the full-fledged benefits of migration a person should acquire the skills of managing both the culture at a time.
Firstly, adaptability is the key prerequisite if someone wants to live in a foreign country, otherwise he will not be able to enjoy the benefits of that particular region and will miss out the opportunities for which he has left his own country. Therefore, if someone can adjust well with the new place he will feel less homesick and can easily grab the opportunity around him. For instance, currently a good number of people from Asia are moving to Canada, they will not be benefited if they decide to live separately.
Secondly, being with the majority is always beneficial in terms of ensuring security. If somebody lives in a new distant place, he will always feel insecure. Nonetheless, if he lives in minority group away from the other people, this will make him feel left alone and will break his confidence. For example, in Bangladesh, Bihari people always tend to live in their own community which hampers the well being of their children as they feel lonely at school. In contrast, it is impossible to leave the indigenous norms and customs entirely, one should nurture their native traditions and pass it to their future generations. Consequently, it will keep the diversity among the regions intact and enrich the overall ethnicity.
In conclusion, accepting a new lifestyle can be troublesome, but for being successful in a new place in terms of grabbing opportunities and having secured life, it is crucial to blend with their way of living. I admit, there should be a proper mingling of both as well as they should not completely abandon their own ethnicity.
It is
often
believed that, while moving abroad one should adapt to the
new
culture of that country
instead
of
being confined
in a discrete minority group with the dissimilar ways of living.
However
, it seems critical to adjust with any
new
tradition,
still
in order to enjoy the full-fledged benefits of migration a person should acquire the
skills
of managing both the culture at a time.
Firstly
, adaptability is the key prerequisite if someone wants to
live
in a foreign country,
otherwise
he will not be able to enjoy the benefits of that particular region and will miss out the opportunities for which he has
left
his
own
country.
Therefore
, if someone can adjust well with the
new
place he will
feel
less homesick and can
easily
grab
the opportunity around him
.
For instance
,
currently
a
good
number of
people
from Asia are moving to Canada, they will not
be benefited
if they decide to
live
separately
.
Secondly
, being with the majority is always beneficial in terms of ensuring security. If somebody
lives
in a
new
distant place, he will always
feel
insecure. Nonetheless, if he
lives
in minority group away from the other
people
, this will
make
him
feel
left
alone and will break his confidence.
For example
, in Bangladesh,
Bihari
people
always tend to
live
in their
own
community which hampers the
well being
of their children as they
feel
lonely at school.
In contrast
, it is impossible to
leave
the indigenous norms and customs
entirely
, one should nurture their native traditions and pass it to their future generations.
Consequently
, it will
keep
the diversity among the regions intact and enrich the
overall
ethnicity.
In conclusion
, accepting a
new
lifestyle can be troublesome,
but
for being successful in a
new
place in terms of grabbing opportunities and having secured life, it is crucial to blend with their way of living. I admit, there should be a proper mingling of both
as well as
they should not completely abandon their
own
ethnicity.