Is it better to choose a big city or a small town for studying in New Zealand? Please talk about it from all aspects. thank you

1 Of course, big cities are good. Many people will say that the large population of China in big cities is not conducive to learning, and the language environment in small cities is conducive to learning.

Actually, I think this is completely personal. If you love learning, he will learn wherever you put him. If you don't love learning, he won't learn anywhere. For example, there is no China person in a small city, and he can play computer games at home every day, so it is the same.

Since the learning situation is the same, it depends on life. Big cities will be more developed in all aspects. There won't be anything you can't think of in buy buy, and there won't be anything you can't eat. There are more people and foreigners in China, so I dare not bully you casually. It is convenient to return to China, fly directly, and find friends easily when going out to play.

3. In terms of faculty, big cities are also better, and good universities are all in big cities.

People who go to New Zealand will have the idea of emigration to a certain extent, and there will be more employment opportunities when they go to big cities.

Another point for people who have never been abroad, it is said that there are many people and many Chinese in big cities like Auckland and Christchurch. But you'll know when you really go. It's much less than China, okay? It's just a little popular in the city center, and there are few people in the residential area. Although the proportion of Chinese words is very large, how much Chinese can you find with a small base? New Zealand is a very comfortable country with few people and a slow pace of life. The big city is lonely enough. It is estimated that if you go to a small town again, you will soon be wronged to death.