What about New Zealand?

Question 1: What about New Zealand? A good place to live in New Zealand ... the environment is really great ... If you want to study abroad, you'd better choose another place ... I don't know if you are in high school or university. I think if you want to go to high school, you should choose Canada (cheaper) and the United States (after all, American education is top-notch) ... High schools in Canada and universities in the United States are more affordable ... British scholarships are easier to get than American ones ... Your sister can apply for scholarships, and there are several every year.

Question 2: What kind of country is New Zealand? I studied there for three years, and I think I am qualified to answer this question. First of all, New Zealanders have a strong rural flavor. When you get there, you can realize that many hills and grasslands are strangely like the places where dwarves live in The Lord of the Rings. The air is fresh, and the environment has not been destroyed by too many people, especially the smell of soil is strong. The national population is only 4 million+1 10,000, while Auckland is 1 10,000+1 10,000. If you go, you will probably land at Oakland airport, and there are all kinds of people all over the country. Asians have soared in the past 20 years, and now Asians are nearly 10%. 17% Maori (indigenous), nearly 68% white, and some other island people. It is gratifying that New Zealand does not treat racial discrimination as harshly as other developed countries. Of course, there is also some discrimination against Asians. To sum up, New Zealand is suitable for providing for the aged because of the low environmental and social pressure. Similar to other western countries, the social system is relatively perfect, but the high-tech content may be low, because mainly agricultural products do not belong to industrial countries. In addition, New Zealand is inferior to Australia in many aspects, probably because of its small population. It is worth mentioning that they seem unwilling to be Australians and always boast that they are better than Australians.

Question 3: What about New Zealand? New Zealand is a famous tourist destination with beautiful environment and charming scenery. However, due to the small area, it is difficult to find a job, and the local people have certain racial discrimination (don't worry, there are many people in China).

New Zealand, also translated as New Zealand, is a capitalist country with a constitutional monarchy mixed with British parliamentary democracy, and now it is a member of the Commonwealth. New Zealand lies in the southwest of the Pacific Ocean. Its territory consists of two islands, the South Island and the North Island, separated by the Cook Strait. The South Island is adjacent to Antarctica, and the North Island faces Fiji and Tonga. Wellington, the capital, and Auckland, the largest city, are located in the North Island.

New Zealand is a highly developed capitalist country. The World Bank ranks New Zealand as one of the most convenient countries to do business in the world, and its economy has successfully transformed from an agriculture-based economy to an industrialized free market economy with international competitiveness. The export value of velvet antler, mutton, dairy products and coarse wool ranks first in the world. New Zealand is also one of the most beautiful countries in Oceania, with a total of about 30% of its territory being protected areas. There are 3 world heritage sites, 3 national parks 14, 3 marine parks, and hundreds of nature reserves and ecological zones.

New Zealand, known as the land of long white clouds, belongs to Oceania, located in the southwest of the Pacific Ocean, about 1600 km southeast of Australia, between Antarctica and the equator, facing Australia by tasman sea in the west and bordering New Caledonia, Tonga and Fiji in the north. Geographical coordinates are between 34 ~ 47 south latitude and 0/74 ~ 62 east longitude.

New Zealand has a land area of 268,680 square kilometers (ranking 75th in the world). The exclusive economic zone covers an area of1.2000 square kilometers, the water area is 2. 1%, the land length is1.6000 kilometers, the widest point from east to west is 450 kilometers, and the coastline is 6900 kilometers.

New Zealand consists of North Island, South Island, Stewart Island and some small islands nearby. New Zealand is known as "green". Although the territory is mountainous, mountains and hills account for more than 75% of its total area. The two main islands (South Island and North Island) cover an area of about 266,200 square kilometers.

New Zealand standard time (NZST). New Zealand standard time is divided into winter time and daylight saving time. Winter time is earlier than Greenwich Mean Time (UTC+ 12) 12 hours; Daylight saving time is UTC+13 (September to April); Chatham islands, New Zealand is 45 minutes ahead of New Zealand Standard Time. New Zealand is very close to the international international date line, and it is one of the first countries in the world to enter a new day. Chatham islands and Gisborne are the first places in the world to welcome a new day.

New Zealand has a temperate maritime climate, and the seasons are opposite to those in the northern hemisphere. The temperature difference between the four seasons is not big, plants grow luxuriantly, the forest coverage rate reaches 29%, and natural pastures or farms account for half of the land area. The vast forests and pastures make New Zealand a veritable green kingdom. New Zealand is rich in hydropower resources, and 80% of the country's electricity is hydropower. The forest area accounts for about 29% of the land area, and the ecological environment is very good. There are many volcanoes and hot springs in the North Island and glaciers and lakes in the South Island.

New Zealand 65438+ February is summer and June to August is winter. The average temperature in summer is about 20℃, the average temperature in winter is about 65438 00℃, and the annual temperature difference generally does not exceed 65438 05℃. The national average annual rainfall is 600 ~1500mm.

Question 4: Is New Zealand clean? All of the above are correct answers. New Zealand has beautiful scenery, super clean environment, extremely fresh air, flocks of cattle and sheep, sparse population, people of all colors, white Maori islanders immigrants and so on. Most people of the same race have their own circles. The state of China's international student circle belongs to: you don't know me, your friends know me, your friends don't know me, and your friends know my friends. There are many people in China and many restaurants in China. Without practicing English sincerely, cats can't speak a word in China. International students are generally rookie homestays, and they will come out to rent a house in a few days, for love, friendship and fun. . . Why do you want to live in a homestay at home? The price depends on where you rent and what kind of house you rent. If you share it, it will cost tens to hundreds of dollars a week. If you have to come to a villa with an invincible sea view and live alone, the price will be the same. . . If you stay in Auckland, the four seasons are basically pleasant, sometimes a little wet, but much better than Wellington and Christchurch. If you are a big city with a population of 10 million, young and frivolous, I think you should have a rest, because it is not suitable for you. (The rich second generation has also rested, and there is nothing to lose in the face of China people. Thank you. If you are absorbed in your study and work, and you have already emigrated, you usually have nothing to do and don't like to make noise. You'd rather find a cafe to read for an afternoon, and enjoy a little trip when you are free, or you are already a hero and America, so you can go! Answer over.

Question 5: What is the per capita income level of New Zealand? The average wage of New Zealanders is 1086 NZD per week.

1 NZD =4.7802 RMB.

1 RMB = NZD 0.2092 (201May real-time exchange rate)

Young people aged between 15- 19 earn an average of NZ $356 per week, which is the minimum wage unless there is an accident; The weekly income of people aged 20-24 is 69 1 NZD; People aged 25-29 earn NZ $970 a week.

The 30th and 40th generations are the two highest income stages, and they are rising steadily. But once you reach the age of 50, your income begins to decline. The average salary before retirement (50-59 years old) is 1 144 NZD per week.

People aged 60 and over earn about 94 1 NZD per week. Peterson said that this means that some elderly people are still working and receiving low salaries. "Because these jobs may not be their previous jobs, the wages are relatively low.

The fastest growth in income is in the decade of 15-24 years old. 15- 19-year-olds can only earn 356 New Zealand dollars, and 20-24-year-olds can earn 69 1 New Zealand dollars, almost doubling. New Zealand teenagers need to be praised for this. Children in China are too busy preparing for exams to take part in social activities! )

Seek.co.nz, the largest recruitment website in New Zealand, has just released the salary rankings of different jobs and industries in New Zealand in the past year. Seek has been a professional platform for most New Zealanders and companies for many years, so its data is authoritative.

Five industries with the highest average annual salary in Auckland

The average annual salary of the first construction industry: NZD 65,438+002,002 compared with a year ago: up 3%.

Second, the average annual salary of strategic consulting industry:100,262 compared with a year ago: no change.

The average annual salary of the third engineering industry is NZ $93,954, which is 1% lower than that of a year ago.

The average annual salary of the fourth IT industry: NZD 93,777 compared with a year ago: up 65,438+0%.

The fifth mining industry &; The average annual salary of the energy industry: NZ $89,934, down 9% from a year ago.

The average annual salary in Auckland is NZ $76,326, up 0.7% from a year ago.

The five industries with the highest average annual salary in Wellington

The average annual salary of the first strategic consulting industry is NZD 65,438+000,754, which is 65,438+0% higher than that of a year ago.

The average annual salary of the second IT industry: NZD 98,665,438+07, up 3% from a year ago.

The average annual salary of the third-place engineering industry is NZ $93,734, which is 2% lower than that of a year ago.

The fourth mining industry &; Average annual salary of energy industry: NZ $92,980, up 2% from a year ago.

The average annual salary of the fifth construction industry is NZ $90,067, up 4% from a year ago.

The average annual salary in Wellington is 8 1, 32 1 NZD, which is 1.2% higher than a year ago.

To sum up briefly, as far as the average annual salary in New Zealand is concerned, "North (island) is high, South (island) is low, and Wellington is the highest." . Most graduates from non-scarce industries are still struggling to get extra points for immigrants. In fact, it is also very good to choose Wellington! The traffic congestion in Auckland and the still high housing prices have really made life worse.

In terms of work, the average annual salary of posts involving medical care, IT, construction and consulting is outstanding;

In terms of industries, the average annual salary of finance, IT, real estate and energy industries is not too high.

Part of the content was transferred from New Zealand's Zhang Association.

Question: Is hical effective in New Zealand? This liquid calcium tablet still has some effect on human body, but it should not be taken in excess.

Question 7: How is life in New Zealand? Life in New Zealand is very good, and the main advantages are as follows:

Social order is stable.

New Zealand has good law and order and simple folk customs. It is also the first western country in the world to sign FTA with China. Most New Zealanders are still very friendly to China immigrants and take care of China students. So after parents send their children, they can study there with confidence.

Low cost of studying abroad

Tuition is the cheapest in English-speaking countries! The annual tuition and living expenses in the United States, Britain and Canada may be 350,000 RMB, while in Australia, because there are nearly 300,000 China students, the tuition fees are rising year by year, and the entrance threshold is getting better and better. But in New Zealand, the tuition and living expenses for one year add up to only RMB 1.3- 1.5 million. Therefore, from an economic point of view, New Zealand is definitely not expensive.

Immigration employment convenience

Information immigration is very popular, and New Zealand is the first choice for immigrants! After graduation, only New Zealand and Australia can apply for skilled immigrants with their own academic background, but there are too many China students in Australia, so it is difficult to apply. Since 2003, only about 20,000 students have gone to New Zealand from China, so the application threshold is not high and easy to be accepted. In addition, New Zealand * * * also provides graduates with 1 to 3-year work visas, giving them time to find jobs in New Zealand and the opportunity to stay there to work and live.

Question 8: Have you ever been to New Zealand? What is the environment like there? Hello, New Zealand is an island country in the southwest Pacific Ocean. The area is about 268,000 square kilometers. Wellington, the capital, Auckland, the largest city. Looking at its geographical location, we can know that New Zealand has a temperate maritime climate, and the seasons are opposite to those in the northern hemisphere. New Zealand 65438+ February is summer and June to August is winter. The average temperature in summer is 25℃, the average temperature in winter is 10℃, and the annual temperature difference generally does not exceed 15℃. The average annual rainfall in each area is 400 ~ 1200mm.

When studying in New Zealand, you must bring some suitable clothes, such as a windbreaker. Be sure to bring a sweater and jeans. Leather shoes in New Zealand are very expensive. You'd better bring two or three pairs of leather shoes. If your English is not very good, you can bring some toiletries. Cosmetics in New Zealand are more expensive, and they are all big brands, so it is recommended to bring some cosmetics, such as facial cleanser and toner.

Some rooms in New Zealand use electric heaters, which are only about 10 degrees Celsius in winter, which is particularly cold. It is recommended to bring electric blankets.

You don't need an umbrella to go to New Zealand. Although it often rains there in May, it seldom rains and no one holds an umbrella. You don't need to bring a rice cooker. It's also very cheap to buy there. The price of a laptop with a built-in network card in New Zealand is only 6000 yuan, so it is not necessary to bring it from China. Food, including sausages, meat, local soil and fruits, is not allowed. But you can bring the right amount of medicine. Cutting hair abroad is particularly expensive. You'd better have your hair cut at home.

Besides, you should also bring a fast translator, an English dictionary and so on. Take your school supplies and prepare some change for taking the bus in the past. You can consult Mojin for details. I hope the bridge can help you.

Question 9: What about New Zealand men? Not bad. Most of them are thoughtful and helpful.

New Zealanders, both men and women, like to live a comfortable life, and workaholics are extremely rare. New Zealand men prefer outdoor activities and long-distance travel. New Zealand passport is one of the countries with the highest visa-free rate, so many people have been to many countries and have a lot of knowledge, so it is interesting to make friends with them.

However, talking about marriage is another matter. Like many western countries, they are no longer curious or fresh about China culture. The concept of daily life and discussing things is always western. They can understand China culture, but they still like their own culture, even for endurance. Therefore, when we really live together, China culture and habits are mostly abandoned. Without this idea, we are ready to get along soon.

Question 10: What about New Zealand? A good place to live in New Zealand ... the environment is really great ... If you want to study abroad, you'd better choose another place ... I don't know if you are in high school or university. I think if you want to go to high school, you should choose Canada (cheaper) and the United States (after all, American education is top-notch) ... High schools in Canada and universities in the United States are more affordable ... British scholarships are easier to get than American ones ... Your sister can apply for scholarships, and there are several every year.