Who can help me translate this article? New york-melting pot, from the English test for professional titles, thank you.

A report recently published by the Planning Department of new york revealed that cities of different sizes are full of changes. 1970, 18% of the urban population was born abroad. By 1995, this figure has risen to 33%, and the other 20% are children of immigrants born in the United States. Therefore, immigrants and their children now constitute the majority of a city's population.

Who are these new york people? Why did they come here? Where did they come from? (Well, time goes down. "They" I am one of them. At least the last question is easy to answer: we come from all over the world. From 1990 to 1994, the top 20 countries of origin sending immigrants to new york are six countries in Asia, five countries in the Caribbean, four countries in Latin America and three countries in Europe, plus Israel and the former Soviet Union. When we immigrated here, we rolled up our sleeves. "If you are not prepared, when you go to new york, just say," A friend of mine, "You will be better."

Mayor new york once said, "The Immigration Department will continue to build a unique character and promote new york's economic engine." He believes that immigrants have created the great heart of new york. In Europe, on the contrary, it is more common to hear politicians worry about "unification" and that immigration will bring losses to their society. From 1970, in a quarter of a century, the United States recognized about1250,000 legal immigrants and absorbed them into its social structure, which is unimaginable in other countries. Because of their pertinence and hard work, these immigrants will help America make a new start in the next century.

(I'm only in the fourth grade) It's too easy.