Australian students set up magazines to provide advice on studying abroad.

() Report: In a cafe in the center of Sydney, a group of international students are promoting Australia as a safe country for studying abroad to prospective international students from China, Taikoo, Indian, Polish and Japanese through laptops.

This group of international students used the new Foreign Students Magazine to refute the racist reports against international students in Australia described by the media before. Their magazine "iStudent" provides advice for prospective international students to study abroad, and introduces how to find reliable immigration agents, the use of Australian slang and positive personal experiences.

George Lipinski, a 25-year-old, is one of the founders of a magazine with a current circulation of 6,543.8+0,000 copies. He just got a degree from a private business school. He said: "We all received a good education here and gained positive and valuable experience."

Lipinski immigrated to Australia from Poland in 2005, because he liked Australia's warm climate and was attracted by snakes, spiders and other animals here. He can only speak a little English. After missing the opportunity to study veterinary medicine, his parents encouraged him to go out and broaden his horizons. With a long-cherished wish to escape from the cold, Lipinski left home and came to Australia.

Lipinski has been working as a snake keeper in Taronga Zoo. He has also signed up for English training courses and advanced diploma courses in marketing. He hopes to develop in the international publishing industry. He said: "The Indian media distorted the report of the attack on international students. We hope to correct this mistake and let people know that Australia is a safe country to study abroad, "he said. "Our goal is 15 to 20 countries." It is reported that the magazine is also distributed to students through Korean and Japanese shops in Australia.

Lipinski's assistant is 24-year-old Wang Qicheng, who is studying social science at Macquarie University. He has been in Australia for eight years. Wang said that in addition to fear of violent attacks, the high Australian dollar and the recent student visa reform have also threatened Australia's international student market. In addition, members of iStudent magazine include Cassandra Lavery, who is studying for a nursing degree, Gao, who is studying for free graphic design at the University of New South Wales, and graphic designers Kelly Tran and Masayo Colly. Tom Munesane, who helped start the magazine, runs a restaurant with several companies and is studying agricultural courses.