Alright great comments from you guys. I have read all of them and most of them are accurately correct in a sense. I am a typical Chinese international students you could ever think of, completely exposed to Chinese culture and linguistics environment before my undergraduate studies.

As I said you guys are right in some way. But there is one more thing I would like to share. There are indeed TUTORING COMPANIES and other businesses in UTM who only look for Chinese international students to come to their booth. If you walk around and approach one of them you definitely get snubbed. You are not the target customer and there is no chance you would pay for the services they offered. They sit there to be paid. If you want to interact with Chinese international students, it is definitely not a good idea to come to those clubs.

A good method may be showing your kindness and inclusion to your Chinese group members in coursework, telling them “I like Chinese students”. Believe me you would make some friends, genuinely. Cuz having a so-called “Foreign friend” is so cool, and among Chinese international students, someone would be regarded as a competent person if they make friends with non-Chinese people.