Why can Greece get so many people to throw themselves at each other?

Why can Greece get so many people to throw themselves at each other? Although the shadow of the epidemic in COVID-19 has not completely dissipated, with the arrival of the tourist season, many people still punch in for their holidays on time. What magic is there in Greece that can make so many people take the initiative to throw themselves into its arms? Bian Xiao takes everyone to feel it.

1. Free public primary and secondary schools Greece adopts the most advanced teaching system in Europe. Public primary and secondary schools enjoy compulsory education funded by the state, and children who immigrate to Greece can enroll in public basic education for 9 years free of charge. In addition, many famous universities in the United States and Britain have branches in Greece. If the children of immigrants attend the Greek branch of American and British universities in Greece, not only the training fee is low, but also the academic qualifications obtained are the same as those in the United States and Britain. If you exceed the corresponding regulations, you will have the opportunity to go to your alma mater in Britain and the United States.

2. Convenient transportation Most local Greeks own private cars, while immigrants from China rely more on buses, taxis and subway stations. Naturally, there are also China people who own private cars in Greece. This overall form and proportion will require the city's public transport costs to be lower. In Greece, public transport facilities apply for various time tickets.

3. Low cost of living Usually, the overall cost of living for a family of three is around six or seven hundred euros. Such a standard of living can only be said to be satisfactory. If we pursue perfection and a higher quality of life, of course, we have to spend a lot to satisfy it. For ordinary immigrants, even if Greece works to earn money, the monthly income is still around 1000 euros. If you want a relatively satisfactory living standard, the average person has 300 euros a month.

4. Lazy lifestyle Greeks are cheerful and love ease and comfort. In downtown Greece, there are shops, cafes, art centers and nightclubs. You can often see Greeks sitting there, giving everyone a cup of coffee from the afternoon. A few hours later, they were still there, drinking only half of their coffee. Shops in Greece closed at 2 pm, and at 9 pm, the street community became lively again. Everyone gathered in music stations and outdoor coffee shops until midnight.

5. Rich medical resources Greece's medical industry has been widely promoted and ranks among the best in the world. Every household has its own special insurance, but it can also choose some new projects according to its own needs. Anyone who immigrates to Greece and has a social security number has the right to enjoy Greek public health care.

6, countless holidays Greece has short working hours and an amazing number of holidays. In addition to normal public holidays, there are also some festivals, such as Virgin Mary's Day and God's Naming Day. Usually by Friday afternoon, the city center has calmed down. An China person described the life of Greek immigrants this way: I didn't know until I lived for a long time that this was a real land of immortals, a resort for recuperation and vacation, not a place to live and work.

Greece has become a popular choice for many immigrants because of its beautiful environment, investment and relaxed residence standards. Life in Greece is leisurely, seemingly sloppy but revealing the attitude of the Greeks. With the slow recovery of Greek economic development and the deepening of Sino-Greek cooperation, there is a great room for appreciation of immigrants to Greece. Those who have plans may wish to decide as soon as possible.