Are you familiar with the term anomie? It's a social condition that occurs when an individual doesn't share the same moral standards as the community. What is life really like for an expat in China? Would it be similar to a Chinese person living in a foreign country? Do expats ever feel as though they're part of the community? If not, is it their own fault? If so, how do they achieve that? How does anomie figure into all of this if it does at all?_x000D_ _x000D_ Let's have an open-minded discussion about what it's like living as an expat in China. Let's talk about the idea of anomie and the feeling of fitting, or not fitting in, based on one's values. Of course, not every expat in China is the same but is there anything they all have in common? Can they be classified into general types? Alejandra happens to be one, one who goes out of her way to fit into the culture as much as she can, and she's thought about this a lot._x000D_ _x000D_ Let's have an important, open-minded and fascinating conversation!_x000D_ _x000D_ 你熟悉社会失范这个词吗?这是一种社会状况，当个人与社会没有相同的道德标准时，就会发生这种情况。外国人在中国的真实生活是怎样的?这和一个中国人在国外生活类似吗?外籍人士会觉得自己是社会的一部分吗?如果不是，那是他们自己的错吗?如果有，他们是如何做到的?社会失范是如何影响这一切的呢?_x000D_ _x000D_ 让我们开诚布公地讨论一下作为一个外国人在中国的生活是什么样的。让我们来谈谈社会失范的概念，以及基于个人价值观的适应或不适应的感觉。当然，并不是每个在中国的外国人都是一样的，但是他们有什么共同点吗?他们可以分为一般类型吗?Alejandra恰好是其中之一，她尽自己所能去适应文化，她对此思考了很多。_x000D_ _x000D_ 让我们来一次重要的、开放的、有趣的谈话吧!