Refugees emigrated to Finland.

In fact, this phenomenon should be discussed from the domestic situation in Finland and the situation of refugees in the Middle East.

Let's start with Finland. Finland is indeed a very rich country. Finland also advocates socialism. It is friendly to people of all countries and good to refugees. After all, Finland has taken in many refugees. But there will be no free lunch in the world, and Finland can't always let refugees eat and drink for nothing. Finland's local population density is sparse, so Finland needs foreign labor and distributes these foreign labor throughout the country. That sounds reasonable. After all, refugees make a living by their own labor.

However, cities in Finland except the Finnish capital are very cold and few people, so it is basically impossible to communicate with people. If refugees from the Middle East are assigned to places outside the capital, they will have to endure cold and loneliness all their lives and never return to the capital. Besides, Finns are not flexible and humorous. It is difficult for refugees from the Middle East to communicate happily even if they go to other parts of Finland. So many Middle Eastern refugees will avoid Finland.

Let's talk about the refugees themselves. There are a large number of refugees from the Middle East. When I was very young, refugees from the Middle East fled to Finland to live and were placed in a desolate place in Finland, where they could not enjoy warmth all their lives. So their earliest refugees used social platforms to explain the situation in Finland and advised them never to go to Finland, even if they did, they would never leave the Finnish capital, otherwise they would regret it for life. Therefore, for refugees from the Middle East, Finland's other cities and sparsely populated areas may make refugees from the Middle East wish they were dead.

Whether from Finland or the refugees themselves, Finland will shut out refugees from the Middle East.