Does anyone know about Greek life? I am going to immigrate to Greece, hoping to get some advice.

I don't fully understand, but I know some Greeks before, and I know a little. My opinion may be one-sided, for reference only:

1. People are eloquent and say that there are always twists and turns in one thing (according to their own standards, of course)-after all, ancient Greek civilization has a long history and there are so many thinkers, hehe.

2. At present, social welfare is good, and the legal working hours in the EU are not long, which makes people lazy, slow to do things, and has a leisurely life, which is suitable for providing for the elderly. However, if you want to make a living there, please be more patient. If you want to hire Greeks, you should be more patient.

The country is heavily in debt, and the government is planning to change the current social welfare system and reduce lazy people (this has caused several protests and riots, which should be heard by watching the news). So now the good times may end at any time. ...

To be fair, the living environment in countries near the Aegean Sea is really good (otherwise so many people would not travel there). But as a foreigner, you can change your passport, but you can't change your face. When local people see your face, their first reaction will always be "outsiders". After all, Greece is not an immigrant country), no matter which foreign country you live in, more money is always more comfortable than less money. If you go there to make a living, it is estimated that it will not be less difficult than at home, because Greece is not a typical industrial country and the unemployment rate is high now. If you try to steal someone else's job, you will be excluded forever. ...