Like a paradise in New Zealand.

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I moved to New Zealand in 2003, and it has been five years now. These years of immigrant life have made me understand the bitterness and joy, love and hate brought by this foreign land. I hope this article can accurately show a real New Zealand. New Zealand is a small country in the South Pacific with a population of about 4 million. It consists of two main islands, South Island and North Island. The unique scenery of the two islands will surely make people who come here full of praise. The natural landforms of the North and South Islands include rolling hills, beautiful lakes, golden beaches and forest-covered mountains. Many parts of the country are hilly areas, and some peaks are mostly covered with snow all year round, but most of the land in the country is suitable for developing agriculture and animal husbandry.

New Zealand has a mild climate, neither too cold in winter nor too hot in summer. As an island country, New Zealand is wet all year round. Sometimes, a cloud and a rain Therefore, if you go out, you'd better take an umbrella. New Zealand is famous for its unparalleled nature and beautiful environment. Many people regard it as the last piece of pure land in the world. Because of its remote geographical location, New Zealand is home to some unique animals and plants, such as kiwis that can't fly. Interestingly, New Zealand is harmless to animals except for some rare poisonous spiders, so you can go anywhere safely by yourself. Many animals are protected here. It is reported that two years ago, an Asian student was deported for hunting wild ducks.

New Zealanders, or rather kiwis (New Zealanders call themselves kiwis) are friendly and hospitable. It is said that Maori, the early inhabitants, came from Pacific islands or Asia more than 1000 years ago. /kloc-In the mid-8th century, Europeans began to immigrate to New Zealand. Today, most New Zealanders are descended from Europeans. In recent years, many people from all over the world, such as China and Indians, have settled here. New Zealand is becoming a multicultural society. In Christchurch, where I live, it is estimated that there are about 1 1 000 people in China.

New Zealand is a developed high-welfare society, which is famous for its high-quality fruits, meat and dairy products. Service industries, especially those related to tourism and education, also play an important role in economic development. Every year, many tourists and students from China come here to enjoy what it has to offer. New Zealanders like a relaxed and leisurely lifestyle. It seems that the pursuit of pleasure has been deeply embedded in the soul of this nation. Unlike other developed countries, New Zealanders have not become victims of the fast pace of modern life, but insist on preserving long-lasting natural things. They like loneliness and hate the noise of modern life.

In a word, New Zealand is a beautiful place full of rural scenery, just like the paradise in China's mind, and its wonderful charm attracts more and more guests from all over the world.