Individuals who have experienced an extended period of time in a foreign land normally have undergone a tremendously psychological intensity. This study particularly explores the phenomena of five nonnative English professionals' foreign journey via the intercultural educator Paige's proposal of intensity factor framework. New propositions are found and further discussed in the study. After understanding all these ups and downs of these intercultural experiences, it is hoped to assist future sojourners in becoming more psychologically well-prepared, developing intercultural sensitivity and awareness, and enjoying all the learning possibilities of intercultural differences and challenges.