How is New Zealand?

New Zealand has a land area of 268,000 square kilometers, ranking third in Oceania, second only to Australia and Papua New Guinea. The population is 4.794 million, and the population density is 18.2 people/km2; In 20 17, the total GDP was $205.85 billion and the per capita GDP was $43,000. It is a highly developed capitalist country. New Zealand's land area is a little larger than that of Britain (244,000 square kilometers), and its population is not as large as that of Singapore (56 1 10,000). New Zealand has a constitutional monarchy and a mixed British parliamentary democracy. Of course, the monarch of New Zealand is Queen Elizabeth II, because New Zealand is a Commonwealth country and most New Zealanders are descendants of the British.

But New Zealand is definitely a very livable country. It is far away from the mainland of the world (as you can see on the map), just like a paradise, without the hustle and bustle of mainland life, very comfortable. Away from industrial pollution, there is the most natural grassland in the world, and the milk powder produced there is also a popular product for domestic treasure moms online shopping. New Zealand is very suitable for people to live in. Every year, many people in China go to New Zealand to study and emigrate, and many China people go there to speculate in real estate. At one time, housing prices in New Zealand were very high, which led to complaints from New Zealanders. So much so that on 20 17, 10, Jacinda Ardern, the new female prime minister of New Zealand, began to introduce policies to restrict China people from buying houses in New Zealand.

New Zealand is also listed by the World Bank as one of the most convenient countries to do business in the world. New Zealand has successfully transformed its agriculture-based economy into an internationally industrialized free market economy. It is also considered as one of the most beautiful countries in the world. In 20 18, New Zealand was rated as the cleanest country in the world by the United Nations.

On the whole, New Zealand is a very successful country.