The Land of Opportunity

On January 31, 2002, I came to the USA, or my parents wanted me to remind me of "La tierra de oportunidad" (place of opportunity). I was forced to leave my hometown and I was worried very depressed but now I have to deal with and integrate new cultures, environments, and languages. I am not only superior but obliging to quickly master the principles and communication skills to make social adjustments. Despite my situation, I can still recognize the opportunity that this country offers to me in education and professionalism.

America is known as the "place of opportunity" of the world, but to be more precise, America is composed of various opportunities. Earlier this year, Harvard economist Raj Chetty and his colleagues published two studies that added more and more research to your postal code to determine the possibilities of your life. According to Chetty's finding, the Orleans Diocese of Louisiana (in New Orleans) is one of America's poorest counties. A child born in this area of ​​Louisiana at the age of 26 moved to a normal place as a child, and the income decreased by about 19%. This is the story of many communities across the country. As intensive poverty continues, low income communities and color community people are faced with poor housing, poor air quality, school collapse, inadequate public infrastructure, and lack of employment opportunities .

Where is the chance of the United States? America is known as a place of opportunity for many immigrants who dare to dream of a better life. Since the beginning of American history, the US has paid even more attention to opportunities more than any other country. There are many people who believe they can almost guarantee success once they come to the United States. For example, my Korean relative always asks my parents how much income my family has so far.

Because individuals have unlimited possibilities, the United States is considered a place of opportunity. On this occasion, Americans strive to obtain the idea of ​​being called the American dream. The American dream is regarded as an achievement of ambition to face adversity. 1 Americans often associate this success with family ownership. Families are not only basic protection places but also have deeper connections with individuals. - Violence is a means of depressing the weak and robbing their will. The former is not as serious as the latter, but this can be done verbally or physically. But when it becomes violence against children, it becomes a concern. Violence can occur from various forms of society in every aspect, including family.