answer: #Person1#'s hesitating between marrying a foreigner or a Chinese as #Person1# is worried about her parents' opinions. #Person2# tells #Person1# her own experience of breaking up with her ex who's a foreigner. The cultural differences exist between a couple from different cultures.
documents: #Person1#: if you can choose, will you marry a foreigner or a Chinese? 
  #Person2#: why? Did tom pop the question? 
  #Person1#: not yet. But I wonder if I can get my parents' consent. 
  #Person2#: let me guess, your parents want you to marry a Chinese man, right? 
  #Person1#: you are right. It is giving me a real headache. I feel like I'm between a rock and a hard place. 
  #Person2#: I used to have the same problem when I was with my ex. 
  #Person1#: oh, how did you deal with it? 
  #Person2#: I just let it go and continued dating with my Korean boyfriend. But finally we broke up. 
  #Person1#: oh, it's a pity. What was the matter? 
  #Person2#: simple. We had personality clashes and there were too many cultural differences. 
  #Person1#: like what? 
  #Person2#: he hoped to live in the Korean way and asked me to give up working and stay at home to take care of the family. 
  #Person1#: Oh, I see. In their culture women should put family first. 
  #Person2#: yes, he said it would be batter for me and for the whole family. But I simply can not quit working. 
  #Person1#: so that's why it's hard to have a happy marriage with a foreigner. 
  #Person2#: not really. There are many successful mixed marriage around us.