Why do China people grow their own vegetables abroad?

With the development of economic globalization, the communication between countries is getting closer and closer. Many people in China will travel abroad during their holidays. In recent years, many China people have chosen to study abroad and settle down. Of course, many foreigners like to visit and work in China. For example, in recent years, Japanese in Shanghai, blacks in Guangzhou and Koreans in Qingdao have all settled and worked in China.

Some foreigners came to settle in our country. Due to cultural differences, they will still follow their own living habits, such as eating and dressing well, or living according to the habits of their own country. China people also have their own habits, and most overseas Chinese are inseparable from China culture. When it comes to the characteristics of China people, most foreigners will sum them up in two words, that is? Passion? ! It's true. Recently, a donkey friend traveled to Canada and stopped at a relative's house for a period of time to learn more about the habits and enthusiasm of our people.

The donkey friend said that his uncle and aunt immigrated to Canada with their daughters, or grew vegetables at home, and sometimes shared them with neighbors, just like at home. Many foreigners and neighbors praised them. At first, the donkey friends were also curious. Why do they grow their own vegetables when they go abroad?

After learning about it, donkey friends know that most vegetables abroad are more expensive, so they can save a lot of money by growing them at home. Besides, most people in China like to eat their own vegetables, thinking it will be healthier. In addition, most foreign houses are villas, which are privately owned, while foreigners prefer to grow flowers and plants. When China people get there, they will naturally make use of these land resources, either building houses or planting some fruits and vegetables on the land, so that they can be self-sufficient.

Donkeys' uncles and aunts often send some harvested fruits and vegetables to their neighbors. Neighbors see their enthusiasm and sometimes share some newly caught food or fish. Everyone is very polite. Because of such a warm habit, the feelings between neighbors soon became familiar. However, you can't grow vegetables casually abroad. It's not good if the neighbors report it, and it's also a good idea to send some to the neighbors.

Do you have any relatives who emigrated overseas to grow their own vegetables? What do you think of this practice? Welcome to leave a message to share!