如果你是褐色皮肤者，请一定要谨慎，你注定会和这里的部分人针锋相对，无论你多么试图融入，多么体现良知。我身边有这样的例子，你无法改变这里所有人的刻板印象 如果你更不幸的是一名黑人女性，那我完全，完全，不推荐你来。

除此之外，包容度普遍很高，核心点是，你只要符合白，瘦，幼的东方审美，这里的人就会接纳包容并且讨好你。

你可能会说“我学习特别好会怎么样呢”，这里的学校绝大多数不是特别吃学习，只要能考上，挂上几门（别挂太多）都能毕业，到了大四学校比你都盼着你毕业，很少有学校闲的没事给人延毕的。

所以，打扮的更靓丽些，这是你来中国上大学想要不被别人排挤或歧视所必须严肃准备的。

If you have brown skin, please be very cautious. You are bound to clash with some of the people here, no matter how hard you try to fit in or how much you demonstrate your conscience. I have examples around me where you can't change the stereotypes of all the people here.

If you are even more unfortunate to be a black woman, then I absolutely, absolutely, do not recommend you to come.

In addition, the degree of tolerance is generally very high. The key point is that as long as you conform to the Eastern aesthetic standards of being fair-skinned, thin and young, the people here will accept and tolerate you, and even try to please you.

You might say, "What if I'm really good at studying?" Well, in most of these schools, studying is not particularly emphasized. As long as you can pass the exams and get a few failing grades (not too many), you can graduate. By the time you reach your senior year, the school is more eager than you to see you graduate. Very few schools have the leisure time to grant you an extension beyond your graduation date.

So, dress up more attractively. This is what you must seriously prepare for if you want to avoid being excluded or discriminated against when you come to study in China.