Introduction:
Culture shock is a term used to express the nervousness delivered when a man moves from a well known society to a totally different social or social environment than the one you used to live in. Anything can bother you, like any small things can make you feel so confused and upset very fast.
Culture shock is not a disease, but it's a feeling that anyone could get if he moved to a new culture or a different culture than the culture he used to live in or than his family culture and the culture he came from, when you move to a new country, with different language, different culture and different traditions, you began to feel nervous, very confused and very sad and like you miss your old country and you want to go back home.
The symptoms …show more content…
• Any small thing can bother you easily and you become angry so fast.
• You feel like you lost yourself and your identity like you don’t know yourself.
• You feel like you lost your self confidence and feeling so depressed.
A lot of people we can say everyone has faced the culture shock if he left his family country or the country he was born and raised in, so culture shock is something so normal so it's not a medical problem or something abnormal no it's something so common and so normal to happen to anyone. But people that are always traveling like they traveled around the world, they also can feel culture shock but they can get over it so fast and always remember that there is always a way to get over this feeling, to overcome it and adapt.
Some Real examples of culture shock:
1) Food:
Did you know you can eat rat in a few nations like Thailand and Africa? Not grimy rats or the rats in the streets and cities but rather wild field rats on a stick! MMMMM. in China and in numerous Chinese eateries around the globe, chicken feet is served frequently. Cow brains, horse meat and blood wiener are normal passage in France and in a few sections of Quebec as well.
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and by the way this is another case of culture shock. I watched once in the TV a celebration in Thailand, it was called the phuket vegetarian festival. The people that were in this celebration, that were participating over there were harming themselves, like for example there was a man who was cutting his tongue with a blade, another one was slapping his face with sharp knives, actually there was a lot of blood in the floor. A lot people that went to Thailand and watched this celebration might feel so disgusted and ask themselves why they're doing
Culture shock is a term used to express the nervousness delivered when a man moves from a well known society to a totally different social or social environment than the one you used to live in. Anything can bother you, like any small things can make you feel so confused and upset very fast.
Culture shock is not a disease, but it's a feeling that anyone could get if he moved to a new culture or a different culture than the culture he used to live in or than his family culture and the culture he came from, when you move to a new country, with different language, different culture and different traditions, you began to feel nervous, very confused and very sad and like you miss your old country and you want to go back home.
The symptoms …show more content…
• Any small thing can bother you easily and you become angry so fast.
• You feel like you lost yourself and your identity like you don’t know yourself.
• You feel like you lost your self confidence and feeling so depressed.
A lot of people we can say everyone has faced the culture shock if he left his family country or the country he was born and raised in, so culture shock is something so normal so it's not a medical problem or something abnormal no it's something so common and so normal to happen to anyone. But people that are always traveling like they traveled around the world, they also can feel culture shock but they can get over it so fast and always remember that there is always a way to get over this feeling, to overcome it and adapt.
Some Real examples of culture shock:
1) Food:
Did you know you can eat rat in a few nations like Thailand and Africa? Not grimy rats or the rats in the streets and cities but rather wild field rats on a stick! MMMMM. in China and in numerous Chinese eateries around the globe, chicken feet is served frequently. Cow brains, horse meat and blood wiener are normal passage in France and in a few sections of Quebec as well.
2) …show more content…
and by the way this is another case of culture shock. I watched once in the TV a celebration in Thailand, it was called the phuket vegetarian festival. The people that were in this celebration, that were participating over there were harming themselves, like for example there was a man who was cutting his tongue with a blade, another one was slapping his face with sharp knives, actually there was a lot of blood in the floor. A lot people that went to Thailand and watched this celebration might feel so disgusted and ask themselves why they're doing