Which is better to study in New Zealand or Japan?

Both of them are developed countries, each has its own advantages and disadvantages, and they are also two completely different lifestyles.

Let's start with New Zealand, a Commonwealth country, the official language English, one of the Five Eyes Alliance, and the relationship with China is slowly approaching. The most famous are natural scenery and suitable climate, and education is not bad. There are also several universities in the top 200 in the world, and they are also immigrant countries. After getting used to it, you can consider staying, and the pace of life is slow.

Japan, the first developed country in Asia, has a high population density, a fast pace of life and many similar living habits. It needs to learn Japanese, and of course SGU, which teaches in English. Working can earn a lot of pocket money, and the tuition is very cheap, but it will be much more troublesome than in western countries. After passing the language barrier, there will be a monk's exam, and schools will have more choices than New Zealand. Those who like lively and Japanese culture can go.

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