It was only after I immigrated to Australia that I realized why everyone wanted to go abroad.

In Australia, all medical care is free, and all children’s education is free. You can take loans to go to college, and you only need to repay the loan after you find a job with a salary above a certain amount.

The state rewards 3,000 yuan for giving birth to a child. The monthly subsidy for the child is enough to pay the rent of my 600-square-meter house, or a little less can be used to pay for the house loan. The monthly child-rearing subsidy my wife receives is about the same as the child's. But because I have a child under 5 years old, the government gives me a large tax subsidy, and I don't have to pay nearly four-fifths of it.

The back door of my house is never locked. Anyone can enter my house through the back door and take anything, but they never do. If you lose your wallet, someone will call you (if they can find your phone number) and you will find that the coins are still inside.

No matter how crowded the occasion is, no one will ever bump into you, let alone squeeze you (except for watching World Cup games). No matter how urgent you are, you will queue up, so there will always be people asking you: Who are you? Last in the line?

There will never be a situation where you drive into a traffic jam, and there will always be someone who will give you a car and let you cut into the traffic jam. There will never be a traffic jam, but during rush hour you will find that the speed of the car will be surprisingly slow. There are no traffic police, only the traffic lights that turn on and off. No one will ignore the existence of traffic lights. All cars give way to pedestrians and cyclists, including the birds that roam the paths. On weekends, the parking lot of almost every shopping mall will be overcrowded. Many people will drive around in the parking lot to find a spot or wait for others to leave. However, you will find that the disabled and maternal and child parking spaces closest to the gate are empty. No one stopped.

The cost of buying a car is the license plate fee of 500 yuan per year, and that’s it! There are no road maintenance fees and no acquisition fees. Of course, it must be insured. My car's full insurance coverage is less than 500 yuan per year (of course, it depends on the level of the car). There are no bridge tolls and toll stations do not exist (except for urban tunnels, which are only used once a year and can be detoured).

Never hear loud noises, whether in restaurants, stations, shopping malls or bars (except stadiums). Smoking is prohibited in all places with a roof, and smoking is prohibited within 50 meters of children's play facilities.

My son randomly waved to a bus on the roadside, and several people in the car would wave to him.

Registering a company requires a registration fee of 75 yuan for three years, and then you can start business. There is no registered capital and no business scope. There is no industry and commerce, no taxation, and no urban management brigade. At the end of the year, you fill out the forms and file your own taxes. No one will care about you. If you don’t want to file, no problem. Of course, if they find you, you will never have an easy time in your life.

The per capita annual income here is about 50,000 Australian dollars, which is about 1,000 Australian dollars per week. A DVD is 40 yuan, an LCD flat-panel 32" TV is 2,000 yuan, a SONY camera is 800-1,300 yuan, a NIKON professional digital camera D50 is 800 yuan, an Italian 3+2 leather sofa is 1,800 yuan, an IBM laptop is 2,000 yuan, and all pay TVs There are about 40 channels in total, and the monthly price is 100 yuan. Brand-new Korean Hyundai cars start at 13,000 yuan, Honda Accord 3.0, 40,000 yuan, BMW 318, 50,000 yuan, Porsche 200,000, and general-level yachts 60,000 yuan, two Air tickets between cities are generally 100-200 yuan, flights back to China are 700-1200 yuan, and flights to the United States are 1500-2500 yuan. A 600-square-meter piece of land is covered with a set of about 150-250 yuan. A bungalow with an area of ??about 300,000 yuan (depending on the location).

I have no intention of comparing the pros and cons of China and Australia. The national conditions of the two countries are very different, and there is almost no comparison here. I have received a lot of treatment that I never imagined before (it has nothing to do with money), and many of the things I would have to work hard for in China are a society where there are only rich people and no poor people. The rich live in 100,000 square meters. In the manor, the poor live in small bungalows of 500 square meters; the rich drive a Bentley worth 1 million yuan, and the poor drive a Korean car worth 15,000 yuan; the rich can have several private villas of their own, and the poor can spend a little money to rent one during their holidays. The same beautiful seaside villa; the rich can have a yacht like an aircraft carrier, and the poor can easily buy a yacht in installments that is large enough for the whole family to go to sea together; the important thing is that you can never tell the person in front of you at a glance Whether he is a rich person or a poor person. He always obeys the traffic rules, pays taxes according to the regulations, gets fined by the police, walks around in the parking lot to find a parking space, and does not fuck in the public park. People were smoking and making loud noises in the place, and they were walking around barefoot on the sidewalk in front of their home.

This is the standard for a harmonious society in Australia! ! !