What is the total number of Chinese in Australia?

The total population of Chinese in Australia is about 12 13900, accounting for 3.9% of the total population.

Most immigrants have also increased Australia's human capital. The median age in Australia is 37, while the median age of new immigrants is between 20 and 25, which will make the overall population of Australia younger. According to the data of the last Australian census released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), not only the number of Australian Chinese is increasing, but also the influence of Australian Chinese on this country is growing. There are more and more Chinese in Australia, which also represents the continuous exchange of Chinese and Australian cultures, which will also be of great benefit to the diplomacy of the two countries.

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Most Chinese in Australia prefer to stay in big cities and coastal cities, especially Victoria and New South Wales. Walking on the streets of Melbourne and Sydney now, you can't see many China people's faces at all. There are fewer Chinese in relatively remote areas. The capitals of Western Australia and South Australia (Perth and Adelaide) are mainly inhabited by Chinese, and there are even fewer Chinese in the Northern Territory.

The development of Australian Chinese in this country is getting better and better. Some of them hire immigrants, some stay after studying abroad, or invest in immigrants. China people can be seen in many places in Australia. Even if you immigrate to Australia, you don't have to worry about missing your hometown. Moreover, many places here have the traditional characteristics of China, and there is also the atmosphere of China on holidays, just like returning to the embrace of the motherland.