花园里种菜的中国移民（China immigration vegetables Garden）.docVIP

花园里种菜的中国移民（China immigration vegetables Garden） China immigration vegetables Garden It is said that in the overseas, vegetables in the garden, the owner almost certainly is chinese. The first time I heard that, I feel funny, because in Shenzhen, my mother is the practitioner. Long live in New Zealand, I have personal experience, the Chinese still have the habit of. That year for the first time to visit New Zealand, our landlord and a Chinese living in a house, had the honor to observe the local peoples daily life close. I love to walk out to walk, often observe the surrounding gardens. It is a flower garden, the garden, are clean and orderly, flowers and trees, not a hybrid. Can I see my landlords garden, could not help but laugh. The original landlord and daughter live together, garden or garden, the daughter moved out, she had gradually become a vegetable garden. A big Pipa tree and a fig tree, almost half the garden up, because there is no pruning, is. Also a lot of food, sometimes cook, went straight to the garden and pick. When I go, it is ripe loquat, we ate enough figs, eaten a lot. Ordinarily, the local way, we Chinese loved, I shouldnt say. Honestly, I was born in the town, see the scenery out of order, but does not mean that I love, I have become accustomed to it, unless they have to, otherwise I still love rules and clean environment. When we rented others home, just a bystander, opinions have ideas, usually also privately. Many here see habits or different from the past. For example, new Zealanders must bask in clothes, backyard or garden, when it rains, do not quickly recover the house, just let it go on hanging on the clothesline, waiting for the next wave of the sun. The usual practice, must be quickly closed at home. Later understand, here one day there are four seasons, volatile, fast changes. More importantly, here the air is clean, even when it rains, the rain is clean, not dirty clothes. More interesting is the rain, see pedestrians on the road,