Which four types of China people are not suitable for emigrating to Australia?

Australia's overall wealth, social equity, democracy, tolerance (relative), social order, national quality, education quality and living environment are still incomparable at home. Of course, Australia is not a paradise, and there will be many hardships or unaccustomed to living in Australia. The following is a summary of those who are not suitable for living in Australia, or at least need to think carefully before emigrating:

1. Successful people in China

I mean those who have a successful career, but don't have enough money to work in Australia; The relatives of successful people and officials are rich enough to live without money, which is another matter.

Australia does provide a relatively fair social environment and competitive opportunities, but most immigrants have experienced very difficult years, even a lifetime. I have also come into contact with some new immigrants and seen many people's experiences: most of them are very successful in their own countries, such as professors, lawyers, doctors and company executives. But most of them work in restaurants, supermarkets and warehouse factories in the first few years after arriving in Australia, and then go to school to get an Australian degree or professional license while learning English. Many people give up their majors and engage in jobs without any technical content all their lives.

2. People who regard eating, drinking and being merry as the greatest enjoyment in life.

If you love Chinese food, often wander around famous local restaurants and get excited about a new dish, then you will be disappointed when you come to Australia. There are also Chinese restaurants in Australia, with moderate prices and high prices, but even in China, which is said to be made by super chefs, the tastes and types of food are far less than those in China, and even the taste of a small street restaurant can't be done; And many dishes have been improved, and the dishes that should have been very spicy turned out to be sweet! The complexity and innovation of dishes are even more unattainable. Beijing roast duck, Dongpo elbow and fish with Chinese sauerkraut are even more complicated dishes, which are not available in most restaurants!

The price is also expensive. For a mid-range restaurant, it costs more than 40 Australian dollars to order a boiled beef, a pickled fish and a vegetable! In another famous Chinese restaurant, two people are simple-an appetizer plus a main course costs more than 90 Australian dollars, and the food belongs to the kind that looks good but tastes bad. The chicken I ordered was too sweet. I had never eaten such a bad chicken in China. I was still naive and angry-the bad food was still so expensive, and then I vowed never to go again! More importantly, in Australia, I pay all my own expenses. I have lived in Australia for many years. A colleague had a birthday, and everyone chipped in more than 20 yuan to buy a cake to eat together. A few days ago, because the bank made a good profit in the second quarter, in order to reward employees, each branch distributed some money to celebrate. As a result, the money is only enough to buy one or two ice creams for each employee!

I wonder if it is because there is no public money to spend. It is rare to see a bunch of people ordering a big table of dishes and eating and drinking in the restaurant here. In terms of fun, Australia is more like country life in China. Everyone comes home from work (singles in big cities may be more active) and can't see those colorful lives. Karaoke, massage and bathing are also available, but they are far from mainstream entertainment, and the people who go are far less popular in China; Many Australians have never been to those places in their lives.

3. Powerful officials or people with family background.

Unless the powerful people I come into contact with come to live in Australia with a lot of wealth, they will feel the gap is even greater. Officials here have received too much supervision, and whether they are sincere or not, at least many people have shown their willingness to serve the voters. It is absolutely impossible for officials to run amok anywhere and make shocking quotations, and it is rare to hear that there are public funds for eating and drinking, private use of buses and public funds for travel. Australians have no fear of officials and will not please them in every way. In China, powerful people can enjoy a "superior" life and do whatever they want, even beyond the law; In Australia, you can live a very rich life, but there are too many things you can't surpass, such as the restrictions of laws and rights. Some people in Australia also use family background, but overall, it is much lighter. There are few stories about fathers directing and children getting good jobs-this is of course mainly because rights are far from being used as much as possible in Australia, and there are too many restrictions on rights.

4. Other categories:

What's more, those groups who like excitement, aspire to get rich overnight, and are young and beautiful for nothing are not suitable for life in Australia. The life of Australians is absolutely family-oriented, and going home from work is the lifestyle of most Australians; Friends get together, but there is not much time in a year, and it is limited to a simple meal, and it is still AA. Usually, I just call once in a while. Of course, this is also because of cultural differences. China culture regards brothers as brothers and wives as clothes since ancient times, like the story of Wuqi killing his wife in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, which is unreasonable to westerners. Appearance is far less important in Australia than in China, and there are no requirements of "good facial features", "good temperament" and "height" in job advertisements; Even marriage advertisements are limited to descriptions of hobbies and personalities, as well as age requirements, generally five years older than themselves. Beauty will enjoy many preferential treatments in China, from employment to marriage to daily life. Those women who are used to being spoiled because they are young and beautiful will be disappointed when they come to Australia, because many Australians prefer mature and connotative women, and their aesthetics are not necessarily the same as those of Asian men.

I hope I can help you.