Why do I like life in Germany?

Frankly speaking, no place in the world is perfect. I want to immigrate to Europe, because the quality of education there is among the best in the world, the economy is developing well, and it is a country suitable for starting a business. By the way, I can enjoy a good living environment and a quiet and undisturbed life. But it takes a long time to adapt to language and living habits. Until now, I dare not say that I have really integrated into German society. The moon in foreign countries is not as round as in China, but I like it here. This is my answer. I immigrated to Germany two years ago. At that time, under the recommendation of an immigration company, I chose the German enterprise visa program, mainly because I took a fancy to Germany's economic development model. At first, I wanted to do something big in Germany with 25,000 euros. Surging, of course. In fact, immigration is certainly not that simple, because we have also invested nearly 200,000 euros in the operation of establishing companies and enterprises. Considering that it is only equivalent to RMB 654.38+0.47 million, it is quite cost-effective to get a corporate visa in Germany.

In Germany, for new immigrants like us, there must be a lot of inadaptability at the beginning of their business. First of all, Germans are very serious, which sometimes makes people feel a little rigid. Let me tell you a little story about two Germans.

Do Germans really drink water from cups? When I occasionally walk into the kitchen and see piles of uniform rags and rows of tableware marked with scales and labels like chemical utensils, I feel that Germans are incredibly serious about life.

It is also worth mentioning that the ticket office provides free train schedules, sorted alphabetically, one for each city. From 1:00 in the morning to 24:00 in the middle of the night, in each time zone, the two-way train timetable to and from the destination is listed in detail, indicating whether each train is equipped with a dining car, whether bicycles can be carried, and whether there are sleepers, sleepers or coffee supplies. Most importantly, there is nothing here. What happened afterwards? Say it.

As far as I know, although Germany has high taxes and high prices, the basic consumption of daily life is lower than that of China. For example, the coffee prices in high-end restaurants in Germany are as follows: regular coffee 1.7 euros, cappuccino 2.5 euros, pure milk coffee 2.8 euros, latte 2.8 euros, espresso 1.8 euros. The average monthly salary of ordinary people is about 2000-3000 euros, so the basic price in Germany can be said to be incredibly low.

Before I came to Germany, I was a person who didn't like sports very much, so I grew fatter. After living here, I found that Germans like to get in touch with nature. On holidays, they often go to nearby forests and parks for picnics or hiking by bike, bring their own lunch and drinks, and live a leisurely life without spending too much money. Later, when my life was stable, I was infected and started to exercise. Compared with them, I find that I am exercising? Poor people, let's take a look at how Germans view health problems:

Germans' health concept is completely different from China's;

Germans: keep healthy with 100 yuan; 50 yuan buys insurance; 1seeing a doctor in 0 yuan; 1 yuan for rescue.

China people: keep healthy with 1 yuan; 10 yuan takes medicine; 50 yuan sees a doctor; 100 yuan for rescue.

In the last 1-2 years of life, most people in China spent their life savings and ate all the western medicines with great side effects. A few more cuts, and then what? Leave?

Another comfortable phenomenon is that in Germany, every year, trams will take advantage of the summer vacation to arrange maintenance projects when many people are on vacation, so as not to affect the lives of most people as the first priority. In many cities in China, people dig around the road and dig whenever they want, but everyone can only silently bear the inconvenience brought by life.

I like Germany in large part because it is a self-disciplined country. Life in Germany is quiet, peaceful, fresh and comfortable. If you don't like people who have too many rules and are particularly casual, it should not be suitable for living in Germany.