Perth is so remote, why do so many people live here?

Speaking of Xanadu, everyone should think of Tao Yuanming's Peach Blossom Garden. The protagonist in the article goes through all the hardships and arrives in Xanadu unconsciously. People in Taohua Village are hospitable and live in harmony. But after all, this is just the ideal society that Tao Yuanming imagined. How can it exist in our present reality? Indeed, such an ideal society is too rare. However, the city that Bian Xiao will introduce to you today, although not as beautiful as Taohua Village, can rival Xanadu. At this point, are you curious? How can there be a paradise in such a complicated world? Don't worry, Bian Xiao will tell you.

The city is called Perth. Haven't you heard of it? Bian Xiao was introduced by a friend a few days ago. He said it was heaven. Of course I didn't believe it, so I embarked on a trip to Perth. Perth is the fourth largest city in Australia and the capital of Western Australia. More than 80% of the population in Western Australia live here, but it is called the loneliest city in the world. Why?

Initially, due to its geographical location, Perth was surrounded by the vast Indian Ocean to the west, the Australian outback to the east and Antarctica to the south. There is no city within 2000 kilometers of Fiona Fang, Fiona Fang, and it is 4300 kilometers away from Sydney, the largest city. How did such a remote place with such a large population develop step by step?

According to local friends, there are a lot of gold here, as well as iron ore, nickel ore, bauxite and other mineral resources, which once attracted a large number of immigrants to explore gold and resources here. Gold rush? . Through the construction of generations of indigenous people and immigrants, Paz has gradually developed into a modern city.

In Perth, because it is remote and there is no industrial pollution, you can enjoy the white clouds and blue sky and feel the rural customs. Perth also has many famous beaches, whose scenery is beautiful enough to rival the golden beaches in southern Australia. The most important thing is that the citizens here are very hospitable. When you come here, I believe you won't feel strange under the warm hospitality of the citizens like Bian Xiao. Therefore, Perth is comparable to Xanadu in terms of living environment, quality of life and social welfare, and it is a very suitable place to live.

In Bian Xiao's view, in today's complicated world, it is really difficult to see the shadow of Xanadu, which must have a lot to do with local ideology and culture. What do you think of this city?