雙語(yǔ)脫口秀《老外來了》:來到中國(guó)，我們被這些shock到了?。ㄖ形鞔蟛煌?/h1>

所屬教程:《老外來了》雙語(yǔ)脫口秀

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2021年04月28日

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主播：翩翩，Peter

背景音樂：What makes you beautiful

文化沖擊Culture Shock

什么是文化沖擊?What is culture shock?

什么是逆向文化沖擊?What is reverse culture shock?

你吃了嗎?Have you eaten?

問候語(yǔ)“你吃了嗎?”是一種寒暄，

不是真的要問你吃飯了沒有。

In China, this is used as a greeting.

It’s not really a question.

氣 候 Climate

The climate is different in China.

青島的夏天比起英國(guó)更潮濕;冬天更干燥。

In the summer, Qingdao is very humid compared with my hometown.

In the winter, it’s very dry.

上海和香港也非常悶熱和潮濕。

Shanghai and Hong Kong are very hot and humid cities.

在青島，冬天會(huì)感覺到有靜電。(在英國(guó)，夏天會(huì)感覺有靜電。)

In the winter, I sometimes experience static shock.

有人說在英國(guó)，一天可以感受一年四季的變化。

Some people say that when living in the UK it’s possible to experience 4 seasons in a single day.

過馬路Crossing the road

對(duì)于Peter老師來說，剛來中國(guó)的時(shí)候，過馬路是遇到的最大的困難。

Crossing the road was very difficult for me at the beginning.

In the UK we are taught to look right, left, right.

飲食文化Food Culture

在中國(guó)，飲食文化是一種社交文化。

The food culture is different.

In China, eating out is a social experience.

如果你邀請(qǐng)別人出去吃飯，你買單。

If you invite someone out for dinner, you should pay.

家 庭Family

中國(guó)的家庭成員之間更加緊密，彼此會(huì)犧牲更多。

Chinese families are tighter and closer, they sacrifice more.

在西方國(guó)家，孩子們會(huì)較早地離開父母獨(dú)立生活，父母住在養(yǎng)老院(但并不是唯一或第一的選擇)。In western countries, children fly the nest earlier and the parents live in care homes.

sacrifice 犧牲

family get togethers 家庭聚會(huì)

care home 養(yǎng)老院

fly the nest 離開父母獨(dú)立生活

社交互動(dòng)Social Interactions

家庭和親戚朋友之間比較直接，不用擔(dān)心面子的問題。

Direct with family and close friends, don’t have to worry about face.

在商業(yè)、工作方面比較委婉。

Not direct in business, work

時(shí)間就是金錢。

Time is Money.

公共衛(wèi)生間Public Toliet

Peter老師第一次見到“蹲廁”

(蹲廁的好處：避免皮膚的直接接觸)

The first time I used a public toilet in China was a big shock.

Public toilets are often ‘squatter’ toilets.