Caught in between two languages Caught between two languages

I recently fiound myself being caught in between English and Chinese language thatwhich causesd some misunderstanding when communicating with people around me. I recently found myself caught between English and Chinese which caused some misunderstanding when communicating with people around me.

Past tense makes more sense here.

Chinese is a high-context language, so sometimes people do not answere your question directly. Chinese is a high-context language, so sometimes people do not answer your question directly.

I realized English is a low-context language that people ususally reply whatith exactly what you ask. I realized English is a low-context language that people usually reply with exactly what you ask.

It makes me feel comfortable and I'm able to get the gist of what people say quickly. It makes me feel comfortable and I'm able to get the gist of what people say quickly.

I know that this may cause some awkward situation ofs where I'm being blunt but rather than guessing what other people sayare saying in long contexts, I prefer people being straight to me even though sometimesif it is the critizcisim. I know that this may cause awkward situations where I'm being blunt but rather than guessing what other people are saying in long contexts, I prefer people being straight to me even if it is criticism.

The reality is I live in China and I have to get used to the way how people communicate and find the balance between these two languages/cultures. The reality is I live in China and I have to get used to the way people communicate and find balance between these two languages/cultures.

It makes me frustrated and confusinged when an simple yes or no question is not replied in a simplye way instead of giving you a bunch of explainations that leaving you guessing... It makes me frustrated and confused when a simple yes or no question is not replied in a simple way instead of giving you a bunch of explanations that leaving you guessing...