Australia is rated as one of the most tolerant and tolerant countries in the world.

According to the Daily Mail, Australia is rated as one of the most tolerant and tolerant countries in the world. This selection is based on 53 indicators of Harvard Business School's Social Progress Index and compared with 133 countries.

Australians' freedom of speech, freedom of action and extensive political rights make Australia get a very high human rights score and be rated as the fourth largest? Socially developed countries? , second only to Finland, Canada and Denmark.

In addition, Australia's higher education scores are high because it has 35 world-leading universities.

Australia ranks seventh in the tolerance and inclusiveness ranking that measures the country's acceptance of immigration and religion. This data also shows that Australia is still one of the most livable countries in the world. Immigration experts from the University of Sydney said that Australians have good professional ethics, which helps them to develop a better life. Although some people hold a negative attitude towards asylum seekers, the overall attitude of Australians is still positive and optimistic.

However, this choice is not entirely good news. For example, the social obesity problem of Australians is more serious, ranking 124, almost at the bottom, behind Britain and Germany. In addition, Australia's suicide rate and ecological sustainability scores are relatively low, and the assessment of ecological sustainability includes greenhouse gas emissions, water intake percentage, biodiversity and habitat protection.

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The advantages of Australia are clear at a glance. If you think you still like this country, immigrate to it.