While studying in Penn’s social justice research academy summer program, I became fascinated with the topic “Immigration” through our group discussion. As a third-generation immigrant myself, I have faced issues that I discuss in this website, and I believe that sharing these stories out can allow more people unfamiliar with the minority group to gain understanding and respect. The social and psychological challenges faced by first-generation and second-generation Korean immigrants in China are extensive, stemming from cultural identity, language barriers, schooling, discrimination, and others. As a result, I felt the need to provide possible solutions for Korean immigrants themselves and other non-Korean immigrants. The major “Research question” I am discussing on is: What are the primary social and psychological challenges encountered by first-generation and second-generation Korean immigrants in China, and how effective are existing policies and community support mechanisms in addressing these challenges?