About Australia

Australia is one of the most successful countries in building a tolerant, inclusive, multicultural society based on three principles: equal rights for all cultures, values of social justice, and efficient and effective economic benefits.

In addition to its Aboriginal population, Australia is a nation of immigrants, with nearly half of Australia's population either born in another country or having at least one parent born overseas, and one of the things that Australia has learned from its immigrants is the value of diversity and the importance of tolerance, and that many different attitudes to life, work, and family can be dealt with well in Australia, but. All Australians, whether new arrivals or former arrivals, must be guided by some basic principles, which include loyalty to Australia and acceptance of the basic structures and principles of Australian society, which are statute, tolerance, equal opportunity, parliamentary democracy, freedom of speech and religion, English as the national language, and gender and racial equality, and that discrimination on the basis of nationality, race, gender or religious belief is unlawful.

All Australians have full expression and enjoyment of their own cultural traditions, including language and religion, within carefully defined parameters, and Australians value the principles of equal treatment and equal opportunity and work to eliminate barriers based on race, culture, religion, language, gender or birth. These apply to all Australians, whether they are Indigenous or of non-English speaking origin, whether they were born in Australia or have migrated to Australia, and Australia demands that all people make a commitment to the interests and future of their country, to the principles of the social fabric and its composition, and to respecting the rights of others to express their own views and values. and respect for the right of others to express their own views and values.

Australia

If you want to get away from the seasonless city life for a while, then why not visit Australia, where you'll get a taste of what it's like to be back in nature. Even if you are not in the mood to travel at this moment, perhaps with eyes and thoughts to walk through the entire Australian tour, the city of the busy, noisy Australia is located in the southern hemisphere of the continent is a separate from the world. With the world away from the world, but also give her mysterious and charming charm . Sunny beaches, majestic mountains, colorful coral, endless grasslands, a wide variety of rare birds and animals, all of which make Australia a very desirable place for travelers.

Australia is more than just nature, however, as it combines the best of nature with the best of modern urban life in a way that is both harmonious and contrasting. In Australia, you can experience the hustle and bustle of downtown, or drive through the mysterious outback; or relax in a tropical island resort; or enjoy the thrill of alpine skiing; or play golf in the company of kangaroos. Australia's cities cohesive endless attraction: modern design neat and orderly, beautiful scenery; a variety of halls and restaurants, a variety of food; stores into rows of markets, boutique colorful; nightlife is beautiful; browsing and sightseeing, dazzling ......

Australians are very fond of healthy leisure life, surfing, snorkeling, diving and other aquatic Surfing, snorkeling, scuba diving and other water activities are very popular, and soaring in the sky with paragliders, hot air balloons and light aircraft is also one of the popular activities. Visiting Australia's theme parks is also a great pleasure, whether it's the simulated scenes from Movie World, or the dolphin shows or thrilling roller coasters at SeaWorld and the high-tech Sega World, you'll never forget it.

Australia is even happier when it comes to festivals. Massive festivals such as music festivals, film festivals, wine festivals, regattas and Formula 1 races bring Australia to life all year round. For those who want to organize a unique staff tour, or have a wedding or honeymoon vacation in Australia, Australian professionals can also tailor-make a complete plan for you to make your dream of traveling to Australia come true.

Australia is a country of immigrants, so you can eat dishes from all over the world, rich in ingredients, both cheap and delicious. Here you can taste the delicious food of various countries with specialties. There are Chinese restaurants, Thai-style restaurants, Malaysian restaurants, Indian restaurants, Japanese restaurants, Vietnamese restaurants, and the list goes on and on. Among them, Chinese restaurants dominate. Because of China's long history of culinary culture, Chinese food is famous all over the world, and of course, Australia is no exception. Many Australian residents like to invite their friends and families to Chinese restaurants on weekends to enjoy world-class culinary delights. So no matter what city you visit in Australia, you'll have no trouble finding a Chinese restaurant, not to mention the fact that Chinatown is known as China's gourmet city.

Of course, like the United States and other cities, Australia has a fast food culture to accommodate the fast pace of city life, with KFC, McDonald's, Italian pizza, and other fast food available all over the place, and these are the preferred choice for lunch during normal working hours, probably considered the workplace meal for Australians. So usually during non-holiday time Chinese restaurants will be relatively cold, but on holidays, it is another prosperous scene.

Australia's tourism industry is a major part of the economy, with more than 400,000 people working in the industry, who not only know the minimum diplomatic etiquette, speak a foreign language fluently, but also have a good spirit, all for the sake of the traveler, providing convenient conditions for tourists to enjoy the best service.

When traveling to Australia, you must keep in mind the ratio of the Australian dollar to the Chinese yuan. About 100 Australian dollars can be converted into RMB 630 yuan. If you want to buy souvenirs in Australia as gifts for your friends and relatives, you can go to the duty-free stores. Duty-free items can be purchased before you leave the country, and all you need to do is to show your international air ticket and passport, and the duty-free items you purchase must be in their original, unopened condition when you leave the country.

Australian specialty products such as Australian treasure (Australia's specialty gemstone), sheepskin, cowhide, lanolin, Australian wine, animal toys, Aboriginal artwork, art paintings and more. Stores generally accept major international credit cards.

Australia's representative animal is the kangaroo, and there are many types of kangaroos, almost 50 or more, including the red kangaroo, which is more than 1 meter long and red; the gray kangaroo, which can be found everywhere; and the small wombats, which perch in the trees.

Delicate and charming Sydney

Sydney is the capital of the state of New South Wales. When Cape Town - Cook declared the occupation of Australia in 1780, it changed the fate of Sydney, the indigenous culture by a strong foreign colonial cultural aggression, Sydney from the indigenous gathering place and turned into a place of exile and changed into the continent of Europe extends to the new world, Sydney has a golden shine, white sails by the waves of the harbour, delicate and charming beaches and sunny Mediterranean climate, the streets are everywhere wild fragrance fragrance, beautiful trees, seagulls circling. Sydney's greatest asset is its natural beauty. Sydney's greatest asset is its climate and natural environment, with the Blue Water and the Mackesberry River to the north, and Botany Bay and other sea ports surrounding the southern part of the city. The Gold Coast and unspoiled bushland add to its beauty. In addition to its outstanding natural environment, Sydney has a number of notable man-made additions to its character, with beautiful buildings, a relaxed lifestyle and a multicultural population that gives Sydney its unique vibrancy. Sydney is Australia's London. The Queen Victoria Building on George Street and Hyde Park in the city center provide a sense of royal elegance reigning supreme on the sea side.

Sydney's decorative beauty is a uniquely Australian urban beauty. Brick houses, streets lined with chimneys, especially in Rofford Street, and the various decorations on the balconies of the residents of the longhouses in the area against the hill, like an elegant combination of lace weaving network.

The layout of the city of Sydney is bisected by Marting Place, which runs east and west. To the north is the main transportation hub of Sydney Cove, and to the south is the area from Hyde Park to Sydney Station known as City. north of the tower is the commercial center. west of Circular Quay is The Rocks, the birthplace of Europeans in Australia, and the old buildings still retain their appearance. Beyond The Rocks and Jackson Bay to the north is Sydney's most famous building, Harboar Bridge, and to the east of Circular Quay, the Sydney Opera House stands out. To the south of the Opera House is the National Botanic Gardens, which covers an area of about 260,000 square meters. The National Botanic Gardens cover an area of about 260,000 square meters and contain 4,000 species of trees. At the northern end of the botanical gardens are the Mrs. Macquaries, from which the Sydney Opera House and the bridge can be seen.

Sydney's winters are highlighted by a variety of events. There are different events for people with different recreational and sporting interests, such as the music and theater seasons the National Rugby Finals the Tri-Nations Rugby League Finals and the world-renowned Community Run, which runs from the city center to the Surf Zone. For those who want to make the most of what Sydney has to offer and all the fun of traveling, the cool and vibrant winter months are the way to go.

The focus of enjoying the Sydney Opera House should be on the sensation of seeing it from afar, without spending too much energy on a tour of the interior. Before entering the Opera House, find a few places around it and across the river to savor it slowly, from multiple angles and from a distance, like an oil painting. It is open for ten different programs daily from 9:00-16:00, except on Christmas Day and Good Friday, and on most Sundays, there are free concerts for the public to enjoy. Advance ticket prices for various performances in the Sydney Opera House generally range from AUD$30 to AUD$120. Tickets are sold at half price if still available after noon on the day of the performance.

HYDE PARK Just steps from the city, Hyde Park's short, manicured lawns are a favorite lunchtime rendezvous for strolling over gentle hills past the gushing Archibald Fountain, built to commemorate the Franco-Australian alliance of World War I. The 1810 Hyde Park was built in 1810 as a memorial to the Franco-Australian alliance, and the noise of the cars is far behind. By 1810 Hyde Park had become a model of London style. But Hyde Park was several times larger than it is today. The green space was also used as a drill ground for the army, and later as a racecourse and cricket ground.

Hyde Park is on McGarry Street, south of University and Elizabeth Streets.

AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM Located on College Street, the AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM is recognized as one of the world's top ten pavilions and is Australia's largest natural history museum. Exhibits on display include displays on the history, culture and crafts of Australia's aboriginal peoples, fossilized birds of prey, fish, insects and shells unique to Australia. Sydney Mint Museum (SYDNEY MUSERM) Located in Queen's Square on Macquarie Street, the museum is a colonial-style building and the former site of the Sydney Mint. Inside the museum is the heart of the former Sydney Mint "mint-style factory", and storage of gold, jewelry, gold coin treasures, the museum also displays the history of Australia's search for gold. ART GALLERY OF NEW SOUTH WALES The Art Gallery of New South Wales (Art Gallery of New South Wales), located in Dolan (Domain) Park, is a collection of Australian art treasures, including Australian and Aboriginal art, European and Asian art, modern art and photographic art. The Iribana Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Gallery is the largest Aboriginal art gallery in the world. Admission to the art gallery is free.

SYDNEY TOWER, completed in 1981, is located on MARKEF STREET between Hyde Park and Queen Victoria Building. The height of 324. 8 meters, is currently the tallest building in Australia and the southern hemisphere. Sydney Tower is a multi-functional building, its appearance is golden yellow, in the sunshine looks particularly spectacular. Sydney Tower's tower is a 9-story cone building, the first and second floors are two rotating restaurants, each with more than 200 seats, because seats are limited, meals must be booked. The third and fourth floors of the tower are the observation floors. The third and fourth floors of the tower are the observation floors, which are surrounded by large panes of glass and protected by a thick iron grille. With the windows, you can see the whole city of Sydney. Nearby is a large number of buildings, endless green space, light flash such as the silver belt of the highway, continuous like running water of the car. In the distance, the blue sea and the blue sky become one and it is hard to recognize the edge. In the bay, giant ships come in and out, and sailboats wander lightly, as if it were a beautiful picture. The observation deck is equipped with high magnification binoculars for tourists, with the help of which they can have a panoramic view of the surrounding scenery within 70 kilometers. The observation level also has a multi-screen TV set, people can watch the landing and taking off of airplanes on the distant airfield and the loading and unloading of cargo ships on the wharf in front of the huge fluorescent screen.

Nostalgic city - Melbourne

If Sydney is vibrant, with the character of a new American city, Melbourne is old-fashioned and nostalgic in a British way. Melbourne is a city with a lot of character. It is generally regarded as stately, whether it is its quaint buildings or the way people dress and behave, all of which leave a deep impression on people. Melbourne is the capital of Victoria and borders Port Phillip Bay. The Jena River, which runs through the city, is the beloved favorite of Melbourne people, so much so that the two banks of the river are not allowed to live, nor are they allowed to build houses in order to maintain the scenery along the river. In this way, Melbourne shows another different characteristics from Sydney, in the busiest and most bustling city, walk not far, you can reach the river grass. The quiet flow of the river, boats floating on the water, young men and women lying on the river grass lazily sunbathing, seems to have nothing to do with the modern city life just a few steps away. This is a very unique sight, probably only seen in Melbourne.

Melbourne was established as a town in 1842 and a city in 1847. Before the discovery of gold in Victoria, Melbourne was a small city with a population of just a few tens of thousands. In 1851 in the city of 100 kilometers northwest of the Ballarat found gold, a large number of gold miners and immigrants influx, successively in several important towns and cities to repair the railroad, so that the rapid development of this small city. The population soared to hundreds of thousands. Melbourne was the federal capital from 1901 to 1927. During the First and Second World Wars, the city grew steadily without being affected by the war, and the arrival of large numbers of immigrants provided advanced technology and capital to drive local economic development and urban planning, making Melbourne a metropolis above Sydney.

Melbourne is a city of immigrants. Thanks to the Gold Rush and World War II migrants, Melbourne's streets are full of exotic flavors, including Turkey Street, Greek Street, Vietnam Street, and China Town, and unless you're in the middle of it all, you won't appreciate Melbourne's broad-mindedness.

Melbourne has a temperate climate with four distinct seasons, averaging 14-25 degrees Celsius in the summer and -6-13 degrees Celsius in the winter, with mild weather in the spring and fall. Lush trees and colorful flowers can be seen everywhere. This typical park city has more than 400 parks with green spaces and gardens everywhere.

The Gold Coast, a seaside retreat in southeast Queensland, Australia, is located 78 kilometers south of Brisbane and has a population of 350,000 people. Because there is a stretch of up to 32 kilometers of golden-colored beach and named, is Australia's most famous beach recreation area. The Gold Coast, as its name suggests, is dominated by the coast. From Kurganata (COOLANGATTA) to Southport (SOUTHPORT), a continuous stretch of beach beauty like golden sand, up to 32 kilometers, constituting a unique landscape of the Gold Coast, the Gold Coast has become the world's most noteworthy seaside tourism and health resort. Here is the Pacific warm current impact zone, year-round sunshine, hot and cold pleasant, azure blue crystal clear sea water, there are clean as powder fine sand, coupled with the warmth of the sun all year round, the pile of snowy waves day and night splash, is the people of Australia's heart is the most favorite tourist attraction. Every year, about 2 million tourists come here for sightseeing and vacation.