Immigrating to New Zealand: People here are defenseless.

Beautiful New Zealand is one of the purest and most natural countries. The people here are also quite simple, defenseless, respectful and loving each other. This unsuspecting living environment makes many New Zealand immigrants deeply gratified. As follows, this is how Teacher Zhang met New Zealand.

After coming to Christchurch, New Zealand for more than half a year, my feeling is that people here are unprepared. They trust others, trust others, and trust each other. When looking for a house, the intermediary can enter and leave the customer's home unimpeded. In order to promote real estate, they searched everything, inside and outside, and they were more familiar with the house rented by customers than their own. They are familiar with the key storage location of the landlord's house and can show the guests the house at any time. However, most homeowners still live in it at this time, storing all their belongings and privacy, but they don't seem to worry about losing things. People here sell houses and rent them through intermediaries. The intermediary draws commission through the agent and has full authority to handle all matters entrusted by the owner.

When I first arrived, I looked around with the agent, and I was often surprised to find that the agent didn't close the door when I left the car. According to the intermediary, this situation is very common. When they go out, their homes are often unlocked and nothing is lost. The sight of not closing the door at night is really enviable

Bank transfer is similar, you can transfer money from your account with a phone call, and no one is worried about being imitated and defrauded. The bank transfer procedure here is the most simplified, usually only the account number and the bank where the account is opened are provided, and the banks are all simplified Chinese characters, such as BNZ and ANZ. At first, I didn't think the people here were professional enough. Over time, I think mutual trust is the fundamental reason. The institutionalization and standardization here are actually the same as those in developed countries in Britain and America. Because of trust, the procedure is simplified.

Adults are unprepared, and children are more innocent. Most children in grade one go to school with schoolbags on their backs. Every morning when you take a walk, you can meet groups of primary school students. They are wearing shorts and short skirts, riding two roller skates, facing the morning sun, happy as birds, and a scene of peace and prosperity.

When I first came, I wanted to buy a safe. I searched all over Christchurch, but I couldn't find it for three or four months. Maybe the locals don't use safes at all. In fact, insurance in people's minds is insurance, otherwise even the strongest safe is made by people. If people can build it, they can naturally open it and steal it.

I want to buy a drawer with a lock for everyone, but I've looked everywhere in Christchurch but I can't find it. None of the drawers here are locked. They are all open. Shops are produced according to customers' needs. Since there is no lock, it is definitely unnecessary, which can reflect the harmony of public security here.

Most motels don't have video surveillance systems, and there are no cameras on the road. People here live away from cameras. Locals rarely have courtyard walls, but at most they are decorative walls of about half a meter. Omitted the wall, the inside and outside can be seen at a glance. In addition, the houses are all large glass windows and glass walls, from which you can see the street view and from the outside you can see the whole room. The local people are not afraid of being peeped, and may even be willing to share the exquisite furnishings at home with others. Because it is open, there is no messy and makeshift space. Because of buying a house and renting a house, I have been to the back rooms of countless local people with the intermediary, which are very clean and comfortable, especially the kitchen and bathroom. Their quality of life, comfort index and happiness index are clear at a glance.