Australian Chinese self-report: the most real reason to immigrate to Australia

What are we trying to make money at home for? The health of wife, children, parents and everyone. Few people really want to satisfy their own selfish desires. But when I arrived in Australia, I found that the government had done these things for me. What I need to do is take care of myself. At this time, I suddenly found that I had no motivation. All medical care is free, all children go to school for free, and they can also get loans when they go to college. Only when they find a job with a salary above a certain amount can they repay the loan.

The state rewards 3000 yuan for giving birth to a child, and the monthly subsidy for the child is enough to pay the rent of my 600-square-meter house, or pay the mortgage less. My wife's monthly allowance for raising children is similar to that for raising children, and because I have a child under five years old, the government gives me a lot of tax subsidies, nearly four-fifths of which are not required to be paid.

The back door of my house is never locked. Anyone can enter my house through the back door. Of course, they can take anything, but never. If you lose your wallet, someone will call you (if he can find your phone number) and you will find the coins in it.

No matter how crowded the occasion is, no one will pick you up, let alone squeeze you (except watching the World Cup), and no matter how urgent it is, you have to queue up, so someone will always ask you: Are you the last one in this team? There is never a traffic jam when driving, and someone will always give you a car to get stuck in traffic. There will never be traffic jams, but you will find that the speed will be surprisingly slow during rush hours. There is no traffic police, only flickering traffic lights, and no one will ignore the existence of traffic lights. All cars will give way to pedestrians and bicycles, including birds wandering on the path.

On weekends, the parking lot of almost every shopping center will be crowded. Many people will drive around the parking lot to find a place or wait for others to leave. However, you will find that the parking spaces for disabled people, mothers and children closest to the gate are empty. The cost of buying a car is the license plate fee of 500 yuan per year, that's all! No road maintenance fees, no purchase fees. Of course, it must be insured. My car can't be guaranteed in 500 yuan every year (of course, it is related to the advanced level of the car). Without tolls, toll stations do not exist (except for urban tunnels, which do not go once a year and can be bypassed).

Never hear loud noise in restaurants, stations, shopping malls or bars (except sports venues). Smoking is prohibited within 50 meters of all roofed places and children's amusement facilities. My son waved to the bus at random on the roadside, which would attract several people in the bus to wave to him.

Register a company in 75 yuan in three years, and then you can start a business. There is no registered capital and no business scope. There is no industry and commerce, no taxes, and no urban management brigade. At the end of the year, fill out the form and file your own tax returns. Nobody cares about you. If you don't want to file a case, no problem, of course, you will be found out, and it will not be easy for a lifetime.

The per capita annual income here is about 50,000 Australian dollars, which is about 1 0,000 Australian dollars per week. A DVD 40 yuan, a 32-inch LCD TV is 2000 yuan, Sony's camera is 800- 1300 yuan, Nikon's professional digital camera D50, 800 yuan, Italian 3+2 leather sofa 1800 yuan, IBM notebook computer is 2000 yuan, and the pay TV of all channels adds up to about 40, 100 yuan per month. The starting price 1.3 million yuan, Honda Accord 30,400 yuan, BMW 31.8,500 yuan, Porsche 200,000 yuan and ordinary yacht 60,000 yuan. The air ticket between the two cities is generally 100-200 yuan, and the domestic air ticket is 700-65438+. A piece of land of 600 square meters, with a bungalow, covers an area of about 150-250, about 300,000 yuan (depending on the geographical location).

I have no intention to compare the good and bad between China and Australia. The national conditions of the two countries are very different and almost incomparable. But here I get a lot of treatment that I never thought about before (it has nothing to do with money), and many things may be that I have to work hard all my life in China to get it. This is a society where only the rich have no poor! The rich live in a manor of 6.5438+10,000 square meters, and the poor live in a bungalow of 500 square meters; The rich drive 1 10,000 Li Bin, and the poor drive 15000 Korean cars; The rich can own several private villas of their own, and the poor can spend a little money to rent a seaside villa with the same beautiful scenery during the holidays; The rich can own a yacht like an aircraft carrier, and the poor can easily buy a yacht enough for the whole family to go to sea in stages. (Australian immigrants)