How many China people are there in New Zealand?

The Chinese community in New Zealand has a population of about 247,000, with an average age of 33. 1. In terms of gender distribution, the number of women is 13 15000, and the number of men is 1 16200. Most Chinese residents live in Auckland, and Chinese account for 69. 1% of the total population. In addition, 73.3% of Chinese residents were not born in New Zealand, which shows that the Chinese community in New Zealand is mainly composed of immigrants. According to census data, Chinese in New Zealand have a high level of English, of which 78.5% can speak English and 43.5% can be bilingual. In terms of occupation, 12% of Chinese are engaged in mechanic occupation, 1 1.5% of Chinese are engaged in sales occupation. This means that about one in every 10 people in China is engaged in sales. In terms of income, the median income of Chinese in New Zealand is NZD 265,438+NZD 0,600. Overseas-born Chinese have a slightly higher median income of NZ $265,438+0,700, while Chinese born in New Zealand have a median income of NZ $20,900. Compared with New Zealand Europeans, the median income of the latter is S $34,600, of which the median income of overseas-born Europeans is S $36,800, while that of New Zealand-born Europeans is S $34 100.