Who is not suitable for living in New Zealand?

What kind of people are not suitable for immigrating to New Zealand? 1, people who look forward to luxury and fashion and are keen to show off.

If you think that New Zealanders also love designer bags, designer watches and luxury cars, then I am all wet. New Zealanders pursue value for money, and entrepreneurs worth tens of millions here are also keen on buying promotional goods and scouring second-hand furniture.

In New Zealand, if you often see "young women" walking around the mall barefoot, a heart that "stands at the forefront of fashion" will be "cracked into slag". Even in the CBD of Auckland, if you are reborn as the "Goddess of Prada", you will still feel a little "wrong".

There are countless luxury shops here, so you can't "show off". People will not look at you because you are carrying a LV brand bag, but will say "hello" to themselves because of that smile on your face.

2. "rush hour" people

There is a kind of person called "Jin Dian" abroad-after decades of struggle, they finally get ahead in their own career. As long as you gently open the treasure of "work experience" or use the bank passbook of personal connections, they will be handy in the position of annual salary 1 10 thousand.

Some of them are senior officials in power and enterprises, and some are famous doctors, lawyers and professors. They are impeccable "winners in life" in the eyes of the public. In foreign countries, they have cars and houses, live a rich life and are respected. Outside the country, no one knows your previous scenery, and the sudden drop in "influence" will cause a great sense of gap. One example is Wu Xiubo's famous Chinese medicine practitioner in Beijing falls in love with Seattle. When I first arrived in the United States, I could only find a driver, which was very helpless. Life is a little unsatisfactory, and those who have emigrated will think of the good times in China.

Life in New Zealand: Building Houses with Wood Many luxury villas in New Zealand are built with boards, not concrete. It is likely that wood is the most important thing in New Zealand and may be considered more environmentally friendly.

Life in New Zealand: Dress casually. People on the streets of New Zealand are not so fashionable. Most of them wear ordinary hooded sweaters, casual shoes and jeans, and so do girls. People here need to dress freely, and no one cares whether they are handsome or not.