According to Troy Segal (2021), “Culture shock is the movement of people from one country to a new one, from one cultural background to a new one” (p 1). Culture shock can be multifaceted, from environment, diet, language, clothing, behavior, population density, the political and economic environment, both physical and more spiritual. I'm an international student, and I'm also experiencing a culture clash right now. I think the food is what I'm going through right now. Because of the differences between countries, the food is very different; I am not very used to eating western food because I think western food is too monotonous. For culture shock, most students have already made connected psychological preparations before going abroad to study. Studying abroad is a process of acquiring knowledge and a rare opportunity to understand different cultures. Conflict can be avoided with an open mind, and the environment can be merged more quickly.