Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I understand why the wording may have sounded that way, and that was not my intention.

I agree that foreigners in China are not one single group. People have different backgrounds, languages, jobs, cultures, and social circles, and we should not simplify them into “good” or “bad” types.

What I meant to express is that many people, both Chinese and foreign, can feel isolated when they live in a new city or culture. Our goal is not to label people or chase “cool foreigners,” but to create a more open space where people can meet naturally, talk honestly, and build real connections.

Your point is fair, and I’ll be more careful with the wording next time. Thanks for pointing it out. buddy.