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New Zealand: "The last piece of pure land in the world"
New Zealand not only has the fascinating "beautiful mountains and rivers", you can choose pleasant natural scenery, but also choose convenient international urban life, as well as high-quality international education.
Geographical location
The forgotten corner in the lower right corner of the world map
Across the sea from Australia (yes, New Zealand is not a province of Australia!)
Consists of two islands, north and south
12.5 hours direct flight to Beijing; 11 hours direct flight to Guangzhou
Largest city: Auckland
in the north of the North Island
Population 1.6 million, national industrial and commercial center
3rd in the world's livable city in 2014
The city with the most Chinese, the poet Gu Cheng once lived here
Famous attractions: Sky Tower, Mount Eden, Bird Island, Waiheke Island
Average temperature: 8°C (winter) to 25°C (summer)
Third largest city: Christchurch
The largest city in the South Island with a population of 380,000
"City of Gardens"
direct flights to Guangzhou
Average temperature 0°C (winter) to 18°C (summer)
population
The total population is close to 5 million
Beidao: 3.7 million, equivalent to Beijing Chaoyang District!
South Island: 1.1 million, equivalent to Beijing's Xicheng District!
Capital: Wellington
At the southernmost tip of the North Island
Population 400,000, National Cultural and Political Center
"Whillywood" has an advanced film production industry, and the "Lord of the Rings" and "Avatar" series have been post-production at the Weta Workshop in Wellington
Average temperature 5°C (winter) to 20°C (summer)
other major cities
Hamilton: New Zealand's fourth largest city, with the famous Hamilton Gardens
Dunedin: the second largest city in the South Island
Tauranga: the new industrial city of the North Island
North Parr: Massey University Headquarters
Queenstown: Tourist Attraction