I want to immigrate, such as Australia and New Zealand. Is it easy to get along there?

There is no so-called domestic chaos. Believe me, if you come here, you will be a second-class citizen all your life.

Lz: I tell you, I am studying here now. There is nothing wrong with most people being friendly, but just because they are friendly to you doesn't mean they will accept you. You didn't see that scene when we were in class. Asians sit on one side and whites sit on the other. When you were an intern in a hotel, more than once a guest openly discriminated against you. I was openly discriminated against by my guests myself. There is a Hong Kong classmate in my class who grew up here and is the second generation of immigrants. But she still can't blend in with the white classmates and has been with our Asian classmates. I tell you, the first generation of immigrants is the most difficult, and the second generation may not be able to integrate. I just want to tell you my own experience. Lz, it doesn't matter if you believe it or not. Just come and see for yourself. Lz, you know, there is a game between white young people in Melbourne. On Friday night, those young people walked on the road after getting drunk in the bar and randomly found an Asian to beat someone up. One of my classmates in Sri Lanka was attacked, and I was attacked myself. On my way home from work, I met a group of white boys. They saw me as a thin girl waiting for the bus and bullied me. It's a good thing I flash fast. ...

Asians here do some low-level jobs, and it is best to start their own businesses and be their own bosses. ...

Anyway, lz has thought about it by itself, and there are many good things here ... These are my own personal experiences. ...