Where do Maori live in New Zealand?

The Maori population accounts for about 18% of New Zealand's total population, mainly concentrated in the North Island area, but also distributed in major cities in the South Island. Auckland, Hamilton Tauranga, Rotorua and other cities in the North Island are relatively concentrated.

Maori have basically integrated into New Zealand society and engaged in various industries, most of which are engaged in manual labor. Maori are warm and friendly and have a strong sense of fairness. China people should make friends with them. Many China people who live in New Zealand for a short time think that Maori commit many crimes. In fact, Polynesians (Pacific islanders) who immigrated to New Zealand for a short time are not easily distinguished from Maori. However, after hundreds of years of white colonization, the Maori have been completely transformed, while the islanders are different.