New Zealand immigrants. Why?

Urban construction is backward. My first impression when I saw Auckland, the largest city in New Zealand, was that it didn't look like a big city at all, that is, a third-tier city in China, so everyone affectionately called New Zealand a "new village" and Auckland an "Olympic village".

Infrastructure is not comparable to domestic first-and second-tier cities. If you want to live in a big city, coming to New Zealand may not be a good choice. Anyway, under the background of great construction in various parts of the motherland, New Zealand is estimated to have become a "village" in the eyes of China people. However, the soil is a little soil. At least the sunshine and air are still fresh, at least beneficial to the body.

Historical evolution:

/kloc-In the 20th century, Polynesian navigators from Cook Islands and Tahiti came to New Zealand by canoe. By the 12 century, many settlements had been distributed in favorable areas of the country; From 65438 to 0350, Maori settled in New Zealand.

1642, the Dutch navigator abel jansson Tasman discovered the west coast of New Zealand during his ocean exploration, but was attacked by Maori when he tried to land, and left quickly. However, he named this land Nieuw Zealand after a region in the Netherlands. He drew some maps of the west coast, but he didn't land here.

From 1769 to 1777, Captain Cook of England visited New Zealand five times. 1769, British navy captain james cook and his crew became the first Europeans to set foot on New Zealand land. Later, people who fished seals and whales also came here, and missionaries quickly followed, and settlements began to be gradually established. After that, Britain immigrated to New Zealand in large numbers and declared its occupation.