British immigrant life: the uniqueness of British culture

British immigrant life: the uniqueness of British culture

For immigrants living in Britain, everyone's understanding of British culture will be different. Let me show you the understanding of British immigrants to British culture in the paradise below. "Conservatism" seems to be an important attribute of British people and British culture, but some "conservative" British cultures are also very unique. The British are particularly homesick. According to a poll released by the Market Research Bureau, among the 20 10 Britons they surveyed, more than three quarters are willing to settle overseas, mainly because they want to enjoy a better life abroad.

About 52% of the respondents said they would like to live abroad for six months to two years, and 2 1% wanted to settle for more than six years. When talking about the reasons for moving overseas, 38% of the respondents said it was for a better life; 30% said they want to experience new life experiences; Only about one-tenth of the respondents said they would like to live in a warmer place, and another 9% took career development as the main motivation to move overseas.

When answering the question about which countries they want to go to most, 22% of the British chose the United States, and Australia became the second choice of the respondents. 14% said that they preferred this country; 10% people choose Spain and its affiliated islands, 7% people like to go to New Zealand, and 6% people think that Germany, Greece and the Netherlands can be their immigration destinations.

In Britain, if you look closely, you will be surprised to find that there are too many things for rent, such as city halls, churches, beautiful women and so on. And there is almost nothing you can't rent.

It is common to rent public sports facilities to run schools, movie stars to raise money, tanks, rockets, submarines and bombers to make movies. "Selling and renting are two ways for commodities to realize their own value," a young economics teacher explained to me. Last summer, the Russian circus came to Edinburgh and camped on the big grass in the city center. I pass by its big account every day.

The circus rented the hilltop mobile theater from a British company, which rented various large or extended vehicles from Duke Transportation Company, and Duke Company rented dining cars, sleeping cars and garbage trucks from westworld Company. So that the whole society can maintain a multi-faceted, multi-dimensional, multilateral and multi-level lease relationship. Renting a house, like selling a house, is naturally hard to tell.

Do these unique features of British culture give us a new view of "conservative" British culture? In fact, conservatism is more like a mask of British culture. If you really understand the essence of British culture, you will see more wonderful things.