Disadvantage of international students on networking and marketing in the U.S.

A Chinese-language YouTube monologue by the speaker (a Chinese student who did undergrad at Peking University and later studied in the U.S.) about disadvantages international students encounter when doing business in the U.S. The speaker uses a recent anecdote about a Harvard undergraduate (U.S.-raised, parents are doctors in Massachusetts) who has deep local networks and cultural understanding, giving him advantages in networking and in projects tied to U.S. government or mainstream markets; the speaker notes identity-related limits like security-clearance restrictions. The speaker also notes an advantage: cross-cultural knowledge useful for cross-border e-commerce and sales to China, and closes with standard social prompts (like/share/subscribe).










