What's it like to live in Brazil?

In people's impression, Brazil's football strength is very strong, and there are all kinds of fruits. Although Brazil is not a developed country, it can always be seen in international news.

In 2000, I lived in Brazil for a while, which was one of the most exciting things I did in my childhood. I was seven years old and still in primary school. I travel around with my family. This is my first time to a country where I can't speak the local language.

But the language part is not as difficult as I thought, because I can speak some Spanish when I was six years old, so I can understand many basic communication contents. My family and I went to Florianopolis.

Anyone familiar with Florianopolis knows that they speak a fast dialect, which sounds like singing.

We spent several months surfing and enjoying the natural beauty. Within a few months, we ran out of money. Like many foreigners, we found jobs in a good language school.

This has brought us into contact with many people who are interested in Chinese, and at the same time, we have received many invitations to parties and social activities, although many parties mainly communicate in English. The advantage of communicating with local people is that we can learn Portuguese easily. People here are considerate, open and friendly.

Together with us, there is a domestic neighbor who decided to stay in Brazil forever and began to immigrate. My neighbor's family spent $2,000 to buy the first property near the beach and build the first small house in Brazil.

At that time, everyone was very happy and felt too free. Not long after, a big brother of the neighbor married a local young woman and started a romantic and happy life.

But it's also a turning point. When their honeymoon in Brazil began to fade, something began to emerge. With the change of time, life suddenly becomes boring and mechanical.

After living in Brazil for a long time, you will find that life in Brazil is both wonderful and boring. It may be the same in any country. After the novelty, what remains is homesickness and homesickness for the motherland.

My neighbors gradually found that some local people listened to loud music all day, let their dogs run freely in the street, litter everywhere, and often ignored the feelings of others.

However, people sometimes go to the hospital without charge. If you go to the hospital to see a chronic disease or need dental surgery, it will cost a lot of money.

In the next few years, their business in Brazil also made small achievements, and my neighbor's eldest brother also had a daughter (mixed-race).

Finally, the big brother of the neighbor decided to take his family back to China for development, because he wanted to provide his daughter with a good education and a safe living environment.

My neighbor lives happily in China. They have always been grateful for the sense of security brought by a strong motherland. My neighbor's grandfather often tells us that the four things he didn't do wrong in his life because of the impulse at that time were:

First, when I immigrated, I did not choose to become a Brazilian citizen, but gave up my citizenship in China. I have held a China passport overseas for so many years and just applied for permanent residency. If I gave up my China passport at that time, it would be very difficult to apply for it later.

Second:/kloc-immigrated to Brazil 0/8 years ago and didn't sell the house in Shanghai. If it had been sold at that time, even if all the savings earned in Brazil were spent now, it would be impossible to buy a house with the same conditions.

Third: My son married a foreigner as a daughter-in-law, and my daughter is really smart and tall.

Fourth: Fortunately, two years ago, the whole family had returned to China to live. Since then, my family and daughter-in-law have never been to Brazil. Now the global epidemic is raging. If my family and I are still in Brazil, the consequences will be terrible.