Reverse culture shock refers to the phenomenon that it is difficult for those who live in other places to adapt to the local culture in a short period of time after they return to their hometown
Lao Yang, who has lived in the city for many years, after returning to his hometown in the countryside during the Spring Festival this year, his relatives and friends invited him to a nearby restaurant for dinner. After the dinner began, he habitually asked the waiter to get the public chopsticks and spoons. The waiter looked at him in surprise. He didn't respond for a long time, and his relatives thought he was strange.