What is the experience of living in Sydney?

I used to live in Sydney, and I liked this city for only one month. If I immigrate in the future, my first choice is Australia and Sydney.

1. environment

Sydney is the capital of New South Wales and the oldest city in Australia. It is built near Sydney Harbour and is one of the most beautiful ports in the world. Unlike Melbourne, which causes sunburn, Sydney's climate should be the most pleasant in Australia, with an average of only 14.6 days above 30 degrees a year. When I went to Sydney, it was June+10 in 5438, which was the hottest day of the year, but thanks to the South Pacific next to me, even if it was hot, it was not dry at all, and it belonged to a humid climate.

The air quality in Sydney is staggering. It is said that the value of PM2.5 is only 5. I have an intuitive feeling about this. 65438+1October 26th is Australia Day, and Darling Harbour will set off fireworks to celebrate this day every year. How long did the fireworks last that day? An hour? After the celebration, we looked up at the sky when we walked to the exit, and then a group of people were all shocked. Fireworks have just been released. There are a few faint wisps of smoke in the night sky, with a little smell of gunpowder, and they disappear in the blink of an eye, like being sucked away by a vacuum cleaner. The sky is deep and quiet, like a clean piece of dark blue velvet cloth, and it doesn't look like fireworks just released.

Step 2 transport

The transportation in Sydney is extremely convenient. The main public transport means are buses, trains and ferries. Buses in many foreign cities have timetables, and so does Sydney. Every bus at every station has a fixed timetable. Weekends and working days have different schedules. Be sure to watch the time, so that you don't have to wait too long or be late.

Wave before getting on the bus. Usually I get on the bus with many people when I go to school. Occasionally, if I forget to wave, others will signal the driver. Once, gay friends and I were the only two people waiting for the bus on the platform. As a result, we forgot to wave when the bus came, and watched the bus that had been waiting for 20 minutes fly by without taking away a cloud, leaving us messy in the wind.

Ring the bell before getting off. There is no bus stop in Sydney, and there is no stop name map. Take the route for the first time, and take out Google Maps to follow up in real time. When I arrived, I pressed the red button to signal the driver to stop at the next stop. When I first arrived in Sydney, I was really nervous about taking the bus. Afraid of getting off at the wrong station, sit a few times. I'm much better after I get familiar with a certain line, but I'm still nervous to death when I want to change to a new line. o(& gt； ﹏<； )o

It seems that the buses in Sydney are really inhuman, but just like this country, there are always some warm little details in My Sweetie. All the buses in Sydney are equipped with a "slimming" button. When you stop, just listen to "poof" and your body will lean towards the platform. If an old man gets on the bus, the driver's master will wait for the old man to go to his seat and sit down before starting the car. Of course, there are usually seats, so it is not a big problem to give up your seat. When parents pushing strollers get on and off, a slope will extend from the front and rear doors, which is convenient for implementation; Almost every passenger will say (shout) to the driver when he gets off the bus. Say "thank you", if you look at the rearview mirror in front of the driver at this moment, you will see that he is nodding to you indifferently.

As Sydney is a coastal city, you may need to go to some distant places by ferry. There is a kind of ticket that calls me more, similar to the municipal transportation card. You can take any bus, train or ferry, but you need to change it every Monday.

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Sydney is simply the coolest and most interesting big city in the world! Needless to say, Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Sydney Tower and other landmark international famous attractions, in addition to these, Sydney is really a place with a little retro literature and art, and it is wild and unrestrained.

First, let's talk about the beaches in Sydney. In my opinion, this is really the proudest treasure in Sydney. The soft beach is shining with white light in the golden sun, and the blue sea is endless. Snow-white waves are involved in the mysterious depths of the Pacific Ocean, which is really "sea and sky are one color". Handsome guys with surfboards jumped into the sea from high cliffs, surfaced like flexible fish, stepped on surfboards and ran to the horizon. At sunset in the evening, the sky was dyed pure pink and beautiful beyond words. Having felt the beaches of Sydney, I have never been tempted by other islands.

Everyone in Sydney will enjoy life very much. Even on a busy working day, the beach is full of sunbathers. Men, women and children are all wearing cool clothes and lounging on the hot beach. They didn't put on bath towels until it was getting dark, and slowly ran to the bus stop with slippers. During a month in Sydney, the beach is a daily routine. There are countless beaches in Sydney, large and small, from Band-Aid, a tourist destination full of fresh meat, to La Perus, which is breathtaking but rarely visited.

Pay attention to two points in the beach bath: 1. Pay attention to the red and yellow flags inserted in the water. This is the safe swimming range measured by the ambulance crew according to the sea breeze and waves. If it exceeds this range, it will be dangerous. 2. Pay attention to sun protection. The day I took the ferry to Manley, it was windy. It is cool and comfortable to stand by and watch the sea and the sea breeze blowing, which makes people underestimate the intensity of ultraviolet rays. As a result, I almost scared myself to death when I went back to look in the mirror that day. A white and tender boy in the same class is even more terrible. He wears glasses to sunbathe. When he came back, his face was as black as chocolate, leaving only a circle of white frame marks around his eyes.