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跨文化中的行走者且煎熬且收获（Walker in cross culture suffering and harvest）

跨文化中的行走者且煎熬且收获（Walker in cross culture suffering and harvest） No one would have thought that Mr. Huang Weidong, who was so skilled in cross-cultural communication, recalled the word suffering when he was interested in cross-cultural special. Yes, thats really a torment, a shock.. In the face of a culture entirely different from your own, you may initially have a honeymoon period of excitement and joy, but gradually the novelty of excitement fades. Youre beginning to be overwhelmed by a sense of overwhelmed frustration, and even youll feel pain. It is like the suffering you put in the hot pan fried fried go, this feeling makes you nameless, you just thought you must get rid of the suffering and pain. Thus, our cross-cultural expert Mr. Huang Weidong was thus suffering, while harvesting. Today, more than 10 years later, this time to feel the impact and suffering is Chinese the Chinese, when recalling the past can finally face the smile, laughing to tell how we can do the same as in the cross culture swim blade enough to spare him today. Suffering from cultural shock and returning to local culture shock Mr. Huang has lived and worked overseas for many years. He is now living in Beijing and runs a company engaged in cross-cultural management consulting and training. His flights to and from China and the United States have been countless, with two of his experiences returning to Beijing most memorable. Once in 1996, after living in the United States for several years, he returned to Beijing in the first place. Once he returned to the United States in 1998, he returned home at the end of 2001. The gap between the five years allowed Mr. Huang to experience two different kinds of feelings. Early in 1996 to return to Beijing, with their long thoughts of the motherland, he felt an indescribable helpless and panic, that is a very confused feeling. I didnt want to understand why I should have been very kind and familiar with Beijing, but it made me so difficult to adapt and unf