I’m describing about reverse culture shock. In this problems, you will not match up with your country because you are used to living abroad too much. For example, you will feel bored when you come back to your country.

In my opinion, when you come back to your country, what you should do is to continue the good things which you have done abroad. You don’t have to match up with your country if you feel nervous to live there. And you can collect foreign information by using internet in your country. Also, A reported that you will not die if you don’t try hard and you can discover a whole new world. I think that is right. So, it is important not to try hard too much.
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Hi! You did a really good job explaining your take on reverse-culture shock. I understood all of it! :))) However, I think some sentences can be simplified and/or reworded to make it flow a little better.

Here’s my edit:

“Reverse culture shock” is when you have a hard time readjusting to your original culture after you’ve lived abroad in a different culture. Things that were once familiar, like certain traditions and values, will be unfamiliar after coming back to your home country.

In my opinion, when you return to your home country, you shouldn’t have to feel pressured to live as your life before going abroad. Instead, you should continue to live with your experiences from a different culture, so that you don’t forget about them either. If you need help readjusting, you can always find information by using the Internet or asking other people.

Don’t worry! If you work hard, you can hopefully recall some things about your original culture and maybe discover new things along the way.