Every year when studying in Germany, the number of Germans emigrating abroad is decreasing, but the number of Germans returning to Germany is increasing.

"Why did German immigrants return to China?" The recent report in the German newspaper Le Monde puts forward such a thought-provoking topic. The article said that since 2008, the number of Germans who emigrated abroad has been decreasing every year, while the number of immigrants returning to Germany has been increasing. At present, the number of German immigrants and returnees is almost equal.

Seven or eight years ago, German TV set off a wave of "reality show" programs about emigration, such as Goodbye, Germany, Let's Go and so on, with more than 20 programs. According to the survey conducted by Arensbach, a German polling agency at that time, one in five Germans wanted to emigrate. 1/2 Respondents think that "foreign countries are better than Germany". In 2008, nearly 160000 Germans emigrated overseas, setting a record since 1954. At that time, the reporter had already sent away many German friends at the airport. Statistics show that about 6.5438+0.3 million people return to Germany every year.

When Christian went to new york from Germany in 2005, the unemployment rate in Germany was as high as 1 1%, many people lost their jobs and many people lost their wealth. A biological research institute in new york offered him a senior position. Without any consideration, his family moved to new york. Now, Christian has returned to Germany. Doing research in technical university of munich. He told reporters that Germany's treatment of such people is not worse than that of the United States. More importantly, the research hardware and environment of the institute where he is about to take office are also more favorable than those in the United States, and more attention is paid to elite talents. Christian bluntly said that the environment in the United States is getting more and more difficult for them now, while Germany is just the opposite.

Christian's return to China is one of the achievements of the project named "Back to Bavaria" launched by Bavaria, where Munich is located. A staff member of the project told reporters that these people left mainly because of a series of factors that made them lose confidence in their country. The project is to take the initiative and give them a series of help to reassure them.

Holtermann, a scholar at Humboldt University, told reporters that most countries with the ability to immigrate in the world are people with good education, advanced skills, entrepreneurial passion and wisdom or people with wealth. If they don't return to their native land, it means that the country's brain power and wealth are lost and its competitiveness is reduced. These problems will gradually emerge in 20 years, which will determine the future fate of a country.