What is the unique experience of Spanish immigrant life?

Cost of living: cheap!

The cost of living in Spain is much cheaper than in France, Germany and other European countries. According to relevant statistics, the average monthly wage in Spain is 1923 euros.

So what can I do in Spain 1923 Euro?

You can buy an Apple computer (1449 euros);

Two LV speedy bags (680 euros/piece);

19 bottle of Dior Suwadji perfume (100 euro/bottle);

Food, clothing, housing and transportation in Spain:

In Spain, the overall price and transportation fee are also very cheap. A kilo of apples is 0.5 Euro, a kilo of chicken is 1 Euro, the set meal in the restaurant is1Euro, and it is 0.9 Euro by bus and subway, which is why the average total cost of a family of three in Spain for a month is only about 1500 Euro.

Spanish way of life

Spaniards are famous for their unique schedules.

From this picture, we can see that Spaniards usually get up at 8 o'clock, work from 9 o'clock to1until 2 o'clock in the afternoon, go back to work after lunch, get off work at 8 o'clock in the evening, then go out for dinner with friends or family, and sleep around 12.

The unique schedule and low cost of living have created the unique lifestyle of Spaniards-they are leisurely but not lazy, know how to play but don't crave enjoyment.

Spaniards are warm, romantic, unrestrained, hospitable and humorous. Spaniards have a wide range of hobbies, like traveling, love outdoor activities, and have a special liking for football, mountaineering, cycling and other sports. One side of the soil and water support one side. This is because the Spaniards have their own habits, their own styles, and live a unique Spanish rhythm.

Slow life in Spain

Slow life in Spain Spaniards are famous for their laziness. They rest at least 150 days a year and work only four days a week on average. More interestingly, in order to adapt to people's habits, almost all cities have a street dedicated to walking after dusk.

Not only that, the Spanish are also famous for their siesta. They think that taking a nap is a sacred and serious thing. They must put on their pajamas, pray and lie in bed for an hour or two.

Working in Spain

Because of Spain's mild climate and long sunshine hours, Spaniards prefer staying up late and getting up late than people in other European countries.

Shops open late, usually welcoming guests at 9: 00 or 9: 30 in the morning and closing the whole morning business at 13:30 in the afternoon; The business hours in the afternoon are usually 16:30 or 17:00 to 20:00 or 20:30. Although there are several hours of rest at noon, there are more and more shops that are not closed now. If you are in a popular tourist area, shops are usually open until 22:00 or 23:00 seven days a week.

Vacation in Spain

There are many festivals in Spain, with about 200 holidays every year. Except for some major traditional festivals such as Christmas and Easter, all regions have their own festivals, which are full of local colors.

Three meals in Spain

Unlike the habit of eating three meals a day in China, Spaniards usually eat three meals a day.

Breakfast is usually at 6 o'clock in the morning, with bread and coffee;

12 eat the second meal, bread with sausage and coffee;

15:00 formal lunch;

/kloc-eat dessert and drink coffee at 0/7: 00;

Dinner doesn't start until 2 1 o'clock.

Nightlife in Spain

Spaniards love to party and chat, and are particularly fascinated by nightlife, which is very rich in Spain. After work at sunset, Spaniards usually don't rush home. In twos and threes, they like to get into the snack bar and talk about the slow chewing food in the sky until midnight. Bars and discotheques don't close after midnight. In summer, they often close their doors after 3 pm or 4 pm. In big cities such as Madrid or Barcelona, even in winter, many entertainment venues don't close until dawn.

The pace of life in Spain is slow. Spaniards pay great attention to the quality of life. Most people prefer to enjoy life rather than being pushed forward by life. Even if they don't make great strides, they can walk calmly. This is Spain, the Spaniard, living his own life and having his own unique rhythm.