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By Zhao Xinying | China Daily | Updated: 2016-01-15 08:00

Wang Yu is a 25-year-old from Beijing, who is a graduate of Bristol University in southwestern England. She is founder and director of LinkElites, a company based in the United Kingdom that provides services and help to Chinese students studying in the country.

According to my observations, there are generally two situations in which Chinese students may find it difficult to integrate with local students: one is that when Chinese students first arrive in the UK, they can't fully understand what their British classmates are saying, because of their underdeveloped language skills and cultural backgrounds.

The other is that, although they may have basically overcome any linguistic or cultural barriers after living and studying in the country for a period of time, they still have difficulty conversing with their British peers because of a lack of common topics of interest.

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