Reverse Culture Shock: Moving Back to Mexico 🇲🇽

I never thought I could get culture shock in my own country! Moving back to Mexico after a year and a half in Vietnam and the UK, I've started to see things differently. I don't understand Mexicans anymore!

I'm Mexican and I'm living in the beautiful city of Queretaro. Living in Mexico after living in other countries has given me reverse culture shock.

Mexico is home to such rich and diverse cultures. I'm very proud to be a Mexican and my Mexican roots. Seeing everything from a different perspective, I can see that some things about Mexico are different to the rest of the world and I can understand why people might experience culture shock if they are not familiar with Mexican culture.

What do you think? Have you experienced culture shock living in Mexico? What would you find most interesting?

If you are thinking of moving to Mexico or if you want to retire in Mexico, what aspects of Mexican culture do you think would be difficult to adjust to?

Please let me know in the comments below if you enjoyed this video and what aspects of life in Mexico you would like to see covered in future videos.

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