What cultural differences should we pay attention to after immigrating to New Zealand?

Pay attention to personal qualities in public.

Of course, it is civilized in any country in the world to pay attention to the personal quality of public places, so we mention this point about the cultural differences of New Zealand immigrants because China immigrants can't pay good attention to this point at some time, depending on this aspect. If you live in New Zealand, you must be careful not to talk loudly in public places, and you must insist on taking pictures in public places.

Good hygiene habits

It can be said that most New Zealanders have extremely high hygiene habits, which are closely related to their national and cultural characteristics. Compared with the same period last year, Chinese people may have neglected the care of sanitation and gardens due to many factors such as work and life, while New Zealanders are very keen on gardening. For example, if we live here and can't establish a neat etiquette with their national cultural characteristics, it will easily arouse the resentment of New Zealanders.

Don't touch other people's bodies easily

In the life culture of New Zealanders, it is boring for others to touch their bodies. Many immigrants from China do not understand the local cultural background, which causes a lot of embarrassment, because in our culture, people who are familiar with or like each other always like to have some physical or physical contact, such as patting their shoulders and touching their faces. But in New Zealand, if the two sides are not very close, they will be angry because of easy physical contact.

Other cultural differences

Besides the points mentioned above, there are other cultural differences between New Zealand and China. For example, we often hang clothes at home. Usually we hang all the washed clothes in the yard, while New Zealanders hide and hang some personal clothes such as underwear to avoid others seeing them. In addition, New Zealanders also attach great importance to the contents of our culture, such as not cutting in line.

A comprehensive understanding of New Zealand's national culture in advance will enable us to live here better after handling New Zealand immigration.