Why didn't Syrian refugees hear about fleeing to China? What if they flee to China? If you were at the border, would you take our jobs?

1, the cost of exile is too high, and many refugees are smuggled by people and snakes, usually 1000-5000 dollars. I can't imagine how much it will cost to go to China. Moreover, going to China by land needs to pass through Iranian, Afghan, Indian, Pakistani and other underdeveloped countries. They are under pressure themselves, so it is difficult to open the border.

2. Many refugees are not the poorest people in Syria, and most of them are Syrian middle class. They are highly educated and can speak English. Many people fantasize about getting a chance to live in Europe through refugee status. There are many so-called refugees in countries such as Palestine and Iraq. Syrian passports are the most valuable today. It has been fried to 1500.

3. The strangeness to China also leads to the reason why refugees don't choose China, and it will be more difficult for them to survive under the influence of cultural differences and language barriers.

The actual conditions in our country are also difficult to accommodate a large number of refugees. Because of China's large population, surplus labor force, fierce labor competition and fast pace of life. The influx of refugees will inevitably aggravate the deterioration of the employment environment. At the same time, because Syria was an oil-producing country before the war, its social welfare was high and its pace of life was slow. Living environment is more like Europe. There is a Syrian proverb: If there is a paradise on earth, it is Damascus, so China may not be a paradise for refugees!

5. For the sake of national security and stability, I think it is certain how to manage foreigners with religious beliefs, whether there are extremist religious forces and whether there is an "Islamic State". Under such great internal and external security pressure, is China willing to take this risk?

6. On the surface, the war in Syria is a struggle between Sunnis and Shiites, and the opposition vowed to drive Alawites into the sea. But is there no encouragement from western forces? Now Russia is also involved. At this moment, should China get involved in this muddy water? Be careful!

7. China should provide humanitarian assistance to Syrian refugees through the United Nations framework and international organizations, such as funds, medical care, education and food. It also advocates encouraging neighboring countries to establish refugee areas and giving them support. At the same time, the key to solving the refugee problem is to call for peaceful dialogue, actively crack down on terrorist forces and achieve peace as soon as possible.