China immigrants in New Zealand share their true feelings.

# New Zealand Immigrants # Introduction Many people will choose New Zealand immigrants, so what are the real feelings of New Zealand immigrants? This is a question that many people who go abroad are interested in. Welcome to reading. Liz, an American girl, has been traveling in various countries since 16 years old. So far, during the period of 10, she has traveled to more than 40 countries. On the travel website YoungAdventure, Liz shared her real life experience in New Zealand, as well as some fresh and interesting discoveries and feelings when traveling in New Zealand. If you want to immigrate to New Zealand, take a quick look and see what life is like in New Zealand. Here is Liz's description of New Zealand:

1. The rumor that there are more sheep than people here is not a lie.

After leaving Auckland, New Zealand, you will know how desolate New Zealand is ... and you will feel sincerely: Yes, it is really the end of the world. But here, sheep are everywhere!

There are many foreigners in New Zealand.

It may be because the working holiday visa in New Zealand is relatively loose, and people from all over the world can come here to work and spend their holidays. In addition, New Zealand is a popular tourist destination, attracting tourists from all over the world.

Step 3 go to the service desk to pay the bill yourself

To tell you the truth, you can find some great restaurants in New Zealand. But interestingly, after dinner, there is no waiter at the table to ask you to pay the bill. You have to go to the service desk at the door-this is the way most New Zealand restaurants pay the bill.

4. Obsessed brunch culture

Well, I am addicted to brunch in New Zealand. ...

Hot muffins with rich milk flavor, crispy buttered toast and soft poached eggs covered with Dutch sauce, that taste, that taste. ...

New Zealand has the best coffee in the world.

As a coffee fan, cafes in New Zealand never let me down. Moreover, I learned a lot of new words related to coffee here. For example, their names are nonfatlatte trimlatte (more advanced) and flat white, which is a unique milk coffee in New Zealand and my new favorite.

6. Wellington deserves to be called "the coolest little capital in the world"

Wellington was named "the coolest capital in the world" by the travel website LonelyPlanet in 20 1 1, because living here is really great! Today, this is my home.

7. Everyone in Wellington knows several people who work in WETA to some extent.

Vita Digital is a famous company in New Zealand, and The Lord of the Rings is its representative work. When chatting in a bar in Wellington, it is easy for you to meet WETA employees or people who have worked there.

New Zealanders are the friendliest people in the world.

Before I went to Auckland, New Zealand, I had heard a lot about kiwifruit. The kiwi, also known as kiwi, is the national bird of New Zealand. In the past few years, I have also been to many countries and met some travelers from New Zealand. At that time, I was surprised at their friendliness and kindness. And when I really arrived in New Zealand, do you know how shocked I was? Everyone I meet is so friendly, really-everyone! From the clerk in the convenience store to the bartender in the bar, even when walking on the road, people will greet you warmly.

No matter where you are in New Zealand, you are only 15 minutes away from the beautiful scenery.

New Zealand is really beautiful! No matter where you are in this country, the beautiful scenery is within walking distance. I'm afraid that's why I like this country best. As a person who needs to be cured with the original ecological beauty, I am very lucky to be here.

Because she likes New Zealand very much, Liz now stays in New Zealand and lives in Wellington. After reading American girl Liz's evaluation of New Zealand, do you also have a strong interest in this country?