Simona, my thoughts and the same time if you come to us in China, I receive you in Luoyang, I like the national culture, Luoyang is a historic city, once the ancient capital of nine dynasties, and I believe in fate, Luoyang Welcome

Of course you can find true friends who are foreigners.And I hope that I can be your true friend.By the way,I'm not Korean.I'm a Chinese.^_^

although we all have differences with our own respective cultures, i really believe that we all can find true friends. good luck on finding your true friends..^_^

中国有句古话，是“四海之内皆朋友”，我想这应该是最好的答案。 An old Chinese saying goes，“All men on earth are friends.”I think it is the best answer.

Cultural Differences may disturb you to completely settle down in a foreign country, I'm telling you from my experiences, When I stayed in China, Although China is also an East Asian country, There were many differences in culture, For the first time, maybe around 1 month, They had treated my really well because they thought I needed to get used to their culture, It's from their consideration, I also tried to be familiar with them, trying to get along with many people, sometimes I disliked, but I followed them, As time passed, They didn't think I was new any more, then they gradually changed, I guess that they felt a bit tired of treating a foreign person well unlike they do to themselves, They sometimes expressed that I had to go through their way , They didn't try to accept my culture when we got along as i was the only one foreigner among them, It's not bad of them though, It's just same anywhere , I think If you just can accept the cultural differences,but not press you to totally get into it, It's a bit hard to be really friendly as old friends, Only if you can change yourself, You can be real friends of them, but It depends whom you will meet & make a friend with, As far as I experienced not only in China, A foreigner is just a foreigner, although I tried so hard to get into their culture, For example, I didn't really like to drink chinese liquor(not offense to their liquors though), but I had to drink it when we went drink together, It's just same in Korea though (even I do not really accept the culture of Korea) I'm writing it too long, to make it short, East Asian people(as i don't know much about other Asian) tend to make others get into them, hard to accept the new thing, only a few people who really open-minded & westernized can accept all the differences , even that you may feel hard to adapt yourself to their culture Hope this helped,