How happy is it to immigrate to Germany?

After Dubai and Sweden, another hateful country has come, and this is Germany! In Germany, you can not only get a glimpse of the wisdom details of German life, but also fall in love with this country without hesitation. Let's talk about how happy we are to immigrate to Germany.

Many people have the same question: Is it really happier to live abroad? Is there really a round moon abroad? Frankly speaking, no place can make people feel perfect. Living in Europe may earn a good living environment and a quiet and undisturbed life, but it takes a long time to adapt to the language and living habits. If you want to get together with your friends and family, you must take a long-distance plane for more than ten hours. There is no good or bad, just look at what kind of life you want.

I think the most important thing I learned in Germany is how to live the best life with my money and conditions. Germany has high taxes and high prices, but the basic consumption of daily life is lower than that of Beishangguang. Most Germans are not particularly rich. As long as they have jobs and are not unemployed for a long time, they will never cause life problems. Therefore, I found that Germans usually shop more in the window. When they really want to buy something, they will shop around and then make a move. Or the Christmas gift season, you will spend more money. Many people will take advantage of the big discount season twice a year (about 1 month and July) to buy necessary supplies and clothes, because at this big discount, they can really buy cheap goods, and everyone wants to spend all their food and clothing on the cutting edge.

Some people even like to buy second-hand furniture, which can save a lot of money and have environmental awareness. When they move away from home, some people will put the unused furniture on the website or ask for it on the bulletin board of the supermarket.

Therefore, in the case of careful calculation of every penny, you will buy many unnecessary things less. So when we look at how life in Europe can be so leisurely and why spiritual life can be so rich, we often ignore that these are all things we can find. Taxes in Europe are very high. Usually, after paying taxes, deducting utilities, rent, transportation and other expenses, a person can use very little money compared with his living expenses, so Europeans must learn how to make good use of the money at hand from a very young age, even a very young age.

Germans are cautious without sacrificing the quality of life.

For example, Germans like to get in touch with nature, so they often go to nearby forests and parks for picnics or hiking on holidays, and bring their own lunch and drinks, so that Europeans can live a leisurely life without spending too much money.

Despite paying so many taxes, we still have to live frugally, but what makes me very happy is that in Germany, parents don't have to pay for their children's education (of course, this refers to ordinary public schools, which is another matter if they are expensive private schools), and each child can still get government subsidies every month. The monthly income from us 154 euros is increasing year by year, so that children can be self-reliant until adulthood.

I think it's good to pay so much tax, but it can guarantee children's right to education. I was once worried that my son could not keep up with German schools because of various language and cultural problems. I also carefully considered whether to let him go to a private school like Waldorf.

A German friend who works in an education unit told me: "Don't worry, as long as you are not a child with learning disabilities, the general public school education in Germany is already very good, and you don't need to go to a private school! German private schools are for those who don't like learning and have money at home. "

Although her opinion may not be 100% correct, it turns out that there is not much problem for her son to enter ordinary public primary schools. Not only does it cost nothing, but the teacher also teaches basic education and life education impeccably! It also saves tuition fees, which is a great benefit for most parents! In Taiwan Province Province, we pay a lot of taxes, but children have to rely on themselves for food and clothing, not to mention spending a lot of tuition after class.

Self-discipline is the only way to live happily in Germany.

If I don't like too many people, I don't think it is appropriate to live in Germany. As for the living part, most German apartments stipulate that you can't take a bath after 10 at night, for fear of disturbing the peace of the neighbors upstairs and downstairs, so I think this is also the reason why many Germans like to get up early in the morning to take a bath. After the evening, they went straight to bed and freshened up before going out the next day. During the afternoon nap, you should not make loud noise in residential areas-such as subwoofer, harsh wall drilling sound, hole drilling sound, etc. , so as not to affect the peace of neighbors' lunch break. In the store, there will be no loud advertisements to stimulate your brain and try to make you spend money irrationally. Germans always create a quiet living environment, and a quiet life can give your brain more room to think. Many large-scale party concerts are held by the river or in the park on holidays, so as to avoid affecting the peace of ordinary people. Asia is another matter! I don't know why Asians like excitement so much. There are a lot of people everywhere, creating a lively scene, but it makes people feel easy to float. A friend from Singapore, who went to Germany on business, couldn't stand this "quiet" environment and life.

During the holiday time when you don't go out, you can enjoy silence even if you listen to music and read books at home. In the morning, birds will eat their own grass. Silence can calm people's hearts, and sometimes it really doesn't need to be too lively. Impetuousness is not a good thing. From this point of view, some Asian friends I know in Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong will never think that foreign moons are more round!

In terms of convenience, many domestic conveniences of life are beyond Germany's reach, but there is still much to be done in maintaining a law-abiding environment and self-discipline, and maintaining a good quality living environment and style. In Germany, trams are seen taking advantage of the summer vacation every year. When many people are on vacation, they arrange the maintenance items well, with the first priority of not affecting most people's lives. In many cities in Asia, people dig around the road and dig if they want, but everyone can only bear it silently. Therefore, if you live in a different place, you have to change your head to live. Where is a good place to live? It all depends on what kind of life you want. I don't think it has much to do with whether the moon is round or not abroad.