What is the difference between Australia and China?

As a representative of cultural differences, the differences between China and Australia are very interesting. After landing, you can have a look and warm your life.

1 China people like to eat out when they get together with friends; Australians like to drink at friends' parties.

Few people like to be exposed to the sun in China, but the seaside is not necessarily the favorite tourist destination of China people. Australians like basking in the sun. The stronger the sunshine, the better. The bigger the sun, the better. The less you wear, the better. The seaside is the best choice for Australians to spend their summer vacation.

3 Chinese people's life in Australia is very busy and slightly monotonous (we China people seem to be workaholics); The mainstream people in Australia are also very busy and slightly monotonous (it seems that we are closer to the mainstream people on the tall side). Active young Australians like to go to bars or gyms. Those who are inactive stay at home and watch TV. Watch the same TV program at the same time every week. As long as that program is not cancelled, you will watch it for the rest of your life (steamed bread reminds me of that boring TV program in Norway, watching firewood burn slowly 12 hours).

4 Chinese people secretly give gifts to leaders behind others' backs; Australians show off in front of other colleagues (is this confirmed by friends themselves? If you have, let me know.

China people like to find reasons to defend themselves when they make mistakes at work. Australians like to say it's their fault immediately and ask for forgiveness, which is easy to get forgiveness from their superiors (it's good to be a boss in Australia).

6 Chinese people have differences with colleagues and bosses in the company and often hold them in their hearts; Australians must make it clear to you (this is very good, the problem will be solved on the same day, no mines will be buried).

7 About China people's habit of spitting, spitting; Australians can blow their noses loudly in front of people, which is not very elegant, but they blow their noses with paper (if they have a runny nose, remember to blow back loudly at their Australian colleagues).

Many people in China are used to talking loudly in public, but they can't control the volume in Australia. Australians control their voices very well. They talk quietly in buses, restaurants or other public places, and speak loudly in meetings and on the stage.

9 Chinese people like to show off their children's good academic performance; Australians show off their children's good football (they are not good at studying, so they have to show off their physical fitness).

10 China people's parents like to fly from the other side of the world to help bring their grandchildren; Most Australians (mainly whites) are retired, live close to their children, and will not take care of their grandchildren if they have nothing to do. Nanny can stay overnight for an hour, occasionally, but it is absolutely impossible to take it all day.

1 1 If China people send their parents to nursing homes, they will be stabbed to death with their fingers; It is normal for Australian parents to live in nursing homes, and children will be praised for their filial piety when they take time to visit.

12 it is natural for Chinese parents to come to their children's homes for a few months; It is very surprising that Australian parents come to live with their children for three days or more than a week.

13 Many people in China grow vegetables in the backyard (typical); Ordinary Australians grow flowers and plants in the backyard.

14 Chinese make money and deposit it in the bank; Australians spend money immediately after making money to maintain a certain standard of living.

15 Few people in China owe credit cards; Few foreigners can afford to pay off their credit cards. Australians with money and no money like to maintain such a high standard of living. Eat first and use first. Both the people and the government are like this. Legend has it that people who rent to China will never owe you rent.

16 Chinese husbands earn more money than their wives, so they are not timid (typical male chauvinism). Men in China don't want to stay at home to cook and take care of their children. It is normal for Australian wives to have higher diplomas and earn more than their husbands. The wife's salary is high, and it is normal for her husband to cook at home and take care of the children (this should be praised).

17 Chinese people won't praise you for wearing new clothes unless you really like them; When Australia sees you wearing different clothes, it will praise you as "I like it". But after a long time, I know it's a polite remark. Just answer "thank you" casually. This feels a little hypocritical.

18 Most people in China change their shoes when they enter the house; Australians will wear shoes to light carpets and sleep in them (as a native of China, steamed bread still can't accept this emotionally).

19 Chinese rarely cook completely according to the recipe (indicating that we are creative); When foreigners cook and make cakes, they must read the menu carefully and make it very accurate. Every family in Australia has a measuring cup and spoon for the kitchen. You say "a little", they can't do it. For example, 3/4 teaspoons.

China people in Australia are rarely keen on donations, voluntary service or other social activities; But only a few Australians are not enthusiastic about donations, voluntary service or other social activities. The donations mentioned here are regular and continuous donations every year. As for voluntary service, it is really common in western countries. Most people have volunteer experience, which is also an important item in their resumes when looking for a job.

Issue 10: People who consider children's education.

Suitability index 6.5

This is almost the most common reason for immigration, which sounds very convincing.

Indeed, the happiness of Australian children's school life is unimaginable for domestic children. Which parent doesn't want their children to be happy?

However, the Australian education model is far from that of China. Are parents nurtured in the traditional oriental culture psychologically prepared?

No 9: College students who have just entered the society.

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This group of young people first come to Australia for postgraduate study, and then look for job opportunities, but basically they will end up looking for waiters in tea shops or restaurants.

Their advantages are strong learning ability, good English foundation and easy integration into the mainstream of Australian society.

There is nothing you can't let go of when you step into society, and it's just as well to start over in another world. However, everything has two sides, and there are gains and losses. It's not difficult to settle in Australia, so it's better to come up with a plan to seal Hou in Wan Li.

China has worked miracles in the past two years.

Although the probability is reduced, Australia is still a good place to make achievements compared with a stagnant pool.

No.8: People in China who are not tolerated by secular prejudice.

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To put it bluntly, people are * *. I don't know the living conditions of such people in China, but it should not be ideal.

Although Australia cannot get married, people's understanding and recognition of * * is very high.

Every summer, Sydney holds a grand parade called "Carnival". Freedom and dignity are more important than anything else.

Seventh place: international students

Suitability index 7.0

Nowadays, international students are diversified, with top-notch talents, and many of them go out because they can't get into domestic universities. Generally speaking, it is completely different from 20 years ago.

In addition, students trained by foreign education systems may not fully adapt to China's national conditions, and more and more "returnees" have become "waiting for the sea".

If it is not smooth to return to China, it will stay abroad for development. Now Australia has left a considerable number of skilled immigrants to this group.

Sixth place: grassroots workers who are not afraid of hardship.

Suitability index 7.5

If you really don't have a skill and have to work hard to make a living, Australia is actually a very good choice.

It is not that hope can be seen in Australia, but that the protection of the interests of grassroots migrant workers here is more perfect and effective. Their wages sometimes even exceed those of white-collar workers, and there is no problem of social discrimination. Buying a house and a car is basically no problem.

Fifth place: people who want more children

Suitability index 8.0

Needless to say, this kind. There is no "basic national policy" in Australia. It is really a paradise for children, and the state has a good welfare for children.

There are many children, and the government will help you raise them.

Fourth place: disabled people or people with disabilities at home.

Suitability index 8.5

In Australia, people with paraplegia can drive like normal people; The most convenient parking space in the parking lot is reserved for the disabled; In shopping malls and supermarkets, people who drive electric disabled cars for free can often be seen; Disabled cars can easily get on and off. ...

High welfare and convenient facilities not only ensure and facilitate the life of disabled people in Australia, but also give them the same self-esteem and self-confidence as normal people. I think this is more important for a disabled person.

Third: have enough financial resources to support the rich living in Australia.

Suitability index 9.0

Needless to say, this kind. Where can local tyrants with more money go?

Most of these * * have sent their children to Australia to study. If they have nothing to do, they will fly to Australia to see their lives.

More importantly, Australia is a comfortable place to live. Why not travel occasionally, breathe fresh air and let go of the domestic burden?

Second place: a businessman who mainly earns Australian dollars.

Suitability index 9.5

You have your own business in China, and the products are mainly sold in Australia or engaged in international trade. If you have a green card in your hand, then your business is even more powerful!

Issue 1: Rich people who come here to enjoy retirement.

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Australia is really the first choice for retirement! The natural environment and climatic conditions in major cities are quite pleasant and the scenery is beautiful, which can't be bought by any amount of money at home.

Now it is said that retirees have a lot of money, they can go in and out, and they can come and go. I don't think there is anything wrong with such people not getting more green cards.