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Sydney. Sydney is Australia's first port, the most important economic and commercial center, with the highest population density and more relative employment opportunities than Melbourne. Melbourne's cultural atmosphere is heavier than Sydney's, and its urban construction is more beautiful than Sydney's, lacking that kind of commercial atmosphere.

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Sydney, the capital of New South Wales and the largest city in Australia, covers an area of 2,400 square kilometers and is located on a low hill around Jackson Bay. It was named after Viscount Sydney, then the British Home Secretary.

More than 200 years ago, it was still a wasteland. After two centuries of hard development and management, it has become Australia's most prosperous modern international city, known as "new york in the Southern Hemisphere".

Sydney Harbour is the main distribution center for imported materials from Australia. With a total area of 55 square kilometers and a large mouth, this port is a world-famous natural harbor. Sydney Harbour Bridge was built in 1933, spanning the harbour, with a total length of 1 149 meters, a single span of 503 meters and a deck 59 meters above sea level. It is the largest arch bridge in the southern hemisphere, flying in the sky like Changhong. It connects the north and south of the city. This cross-harbour tunnel spans the bottom of the harbour and is 2.3 kilometers long. After the completion of 1992, the transportation capacity on both sides of the harbor has increased by 50%.

Rox Point under the bridge is the landing place of early immigrants. Next to the bridge is Taranga Zoo, which has 28 hectares of natural forest for rare birds and animals to move freely.

The sailboat-shaped Sydney Opera House stands on Beniland Point near the harbor. She is surrounded by water on three sides, with her back to the bridge and botanical garden, just like a fleet going out to sea and a huge white shell left on the beach. Since the completion of 1973, it has been famous for its novel shape and full charm.

The Sydney Tower in the city center is another symbol of Sydney, and its golden yellow appearance is dazzling. The tower is 304.8 meters high and is the tallest building in the southern hemisphere. Climb the cone tower and get a panoramic view of Sydney.

The rock area where Sydney's old city is located has become an "activity museum", showing the people's feelings and features of Australia during its hard development in the first 20 years. The aquarium built by 1988 has the largest water storage capacity in the world, where people can watch more than 350 kinds of marine fish and enjoy the fascinating scene of the underwater world.

Sydney has the largest number of overseas Chinese in Australia. China teahouses and restaurants abound in Chinatown, and Mandarin, Cantonese and Hainan dialect can be seen everywhere. The Chinese Garden "Yiyuan", which is less than half a kilometer away from Chinatown, is one of the projects to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Australia. Covering area 1 1,000 square meters, building area 1 1,500 square meters, and the rest are landscapes and green gardens. There are more than 40 scenic spots in the park. "Yiyuan Garden" is a garden of friendship and a symbol of friendship between the Chinese and Australian peoples. It was officially opened in 1988 and 65438+ 10. The Queen Victoria Building, which was built more than 0/00 years ago, is a luxury building in Byzantium and one of the most prosperous shopping centers in the world. The century-old Victorian and European Renaissance buildings in the city complement the skyscrapers that have sprung up, making the city look full of history and times.

Sydney is an important cultural center in China, with the earliest University of Sydney (built in 1852) and the Australian Museum (built in 1836). The east branch of the city is rugged and is a natural bathing place and surfing resort. Painting colorful sails on the sea is spectacular.

Sydney is Australia's largest economic center with developed industry and commerce. Railways, highways and aviation networks are connected to the vast mainland, and regular air and sea routes are connected to all countries in the world, which is an important gateway to Australia.