Uncontested country: New Zealand, how cool is life? There are so many holidays that you panic
> > There is such a country in Oceania. It is desolate and uninhabited within a radius of 1,600 kilometers. It is known as the loneliest country in the world. Moreover, this small country has a territory area of only 268,000 square kilometers and a population of no more than 5 million. It is a highly developed country in the world. You may have guessed it here. It is New Zealand, which ranks in the top ten in the world. Many people are very curious, what kind of country is this? How cool are people's lives? >
When it comes to New Zealand, I believe many people mistake it for a European country, but in fact, this is a small country in the southwest of the Pacific Ocean. The closest "neighbor" to New Zealand is Australia. Not only are they the same language and race, but even the national flag is similar, and the distance between them is exactly one New Zealand, so it is often referred to as "brotherhood".
However, New Zealand has a more pleasant climate, lush plants, and many natural pastures. It is a veritable green kingdom. However, New Zealand's mineral resources are relatively barren, and the wood industry, fishery and agriculture and animal husbandry are still rich, especially agriculture and animal husbandry. The pillar industry of the whole country also occupies a very important position in the economy of New Zealand. In addition, the country attaches great importance to welfare such as education and medical care, so the happiness index of the people here is very high. Then the problem comes. People living and working in New Zealand, How cool is it? Let's look down.
Can you believe it? If you work in New Zealand, there are so many holidays here that you will doubt your life. Basically, you will be given one or two days off for nothing. There are 140 days off in a year. In New Zealand, there are 52 weekends in a year. 11 days of statutory holidays, 20 days of annual leave, and 6 days of sick leave, and the salary is still the same.
As a wage earner, do you want to say that there is no harm without comparison, but what is enviable is that New Zealand has the same working system as China, which is 9 to 5, but there is no overtime at all. If you work overtime, According to New Zealand law, companies must pay double overtime pay, but even so, New Zealanders still commute to get off work on time and have no plans to work overtime. They have long thought about how to play and vacation.
It is important to mention here that the boss of the company will clearly distinguish working time and personal time. There are no special circumstances, and employees will not be asked to work overtime. During work, they will also provide employees with afternoon tea time, even running business. , it’s just about asking customers to have a cup of coffee. In New Zealand, we don’t advocate hard work, but you need to focus on get off work. After work, life is higher than work, and family is higher than work. What’s even more unexpected is that New Zealand’s shopping malls are early in the morning. It will be closed. Many restaurants that provide dinner also need to make an appointment in advance, but it is usually difficult to make an appointment, because the boss there is likely to go to play with the children. Some people may ask here, don’t the adults in New Zealand not Need to make money, don't children have to make up lessons and study? Let's look down.
do you know? The owners of many shops in New Zealand are reluctant to open, and they don’t even visit their own shops, and the reasons are very strange, such as going for a run in the park or walking the dog. These situations basically do not exist in China, and it is no wonder that many People say that living in New Zealand is really cool. Happy education is respected here, and the school time is very different from that in China. Students start class at 9:00 in the morning and leave school at 3:00 in the afternoon. There is almost no homework after school, and teachers will not deliberately. Require.
In school exams, grades and rankings will not be disclosed, because no one cares about grades here, only whether the children are happy in school, and although their schoolbags look large, they contain various Toys and snacks, by chance, isn't this the life we dreamed of when we were kids? In addition, it is illegal to beat children in New Zealand. In light cases, it is compulsory to learn how to educate children. If it is serious, it is very likely to lose custody. It is conceivable that children who grow up in New Zealand will really Have a happy childhood, what do you think about that? Are you envious of working and living in New Zealand? Welcome to leave a message and share in the comment area below, see you in the next issue!