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In the afternoon, Fan Wuxian and Shen Ying took advantage of the fact that they had to stay in New Zealand for another day. Travel on your own and explore the sights of Wellington with your bodyguards.

Wellington is the capital and second largest city of New Zealand, a transportation hub between the North and South islands, and the cultural center of New Zealand.

Along the gentle hillside, snow-white wooden houses with colorful painted roofs are cascading upwards to the top of the hill and down to the bustling city center. Wellington's largest wooden building is the Old Civic Building, which is entirely timber and one of the grandest in the world, despite its stone-like appearance.

Across the street from the old Civic Building is the Capitol, which looks like a beehive. The building consists of three major buildings, including the Gothic library, the English Renaissance House and the circular office building. The disparate architectural styles make the Houses of Parliament a wonderful combination, each with its own charm and complementing each other.

Wellingtonians pride themselves on knowing the art of living better than other New Zealanders, and they are able to arrange their lives all year round. The National Art Gallery and the National Museum are home to some of New Zealand's best art, the Orchestra and Ballet are based in Wellington, and the New Zealand International Festival is also held.

The 26-hectare botanical garden is full of exotic flowers and plants, including a garden with more than 300 varieties of roses.

Wellingtonians love to come to the Botanic Gardens. Watch the first tulips bloom in spring and the last roses in winter wither. On a sunny summer day, drive along the coastal promenade and enjoy the steep cliffs, the silent harbor, the waves crashing against the reef, and the sound of the waves** unchanged.

When the autumn leaves turn yellow and the breeze is cool, the golden jungle and verdant fields on the outskirts of Cema City, watching the sheep grazing and the bright wildflowers still blooming, is truly a supreme enjoyment.

In fact, New Zealand's oldest zoo is also in Wellington, which is a haven for wildlife. Animals such as lions, tigers, zebras, giraffes and chimpanzees roam freely, thanks to New Zealanders' respect for nature.

The strong cultural atmosphere makes Wellington's mountains and seas transcend the natural beauty and shine with spiritual light.

Fan Wuxian and Shen Ying and others took the cable car to the top of Mount Victoria to look into the distance, only to see the city, bay and river valley in full view, smelling the sea water floating in the wind, a little intoxicated, I really want to drive a white sailboat, from now on.

"It should be said that if you settle in New Zealand, it is more suitable than in Australia." Fan Wuxian said to Shen Ying with some emotion.

"Then let's just build a villa here too." Shen Ying's interest was also very high, and he pointed to a beautiful scenery opposite and suggested to Fan Wuxi.

"That's fine." Fan replied.

New Zealand, of course, is full of white clouds, green eyes, and cattle and sheep. But when you drive along New Zealand's highways and see cars carrying speedboats, sampans, fishing rods and more passing by along the way, you realise that it's also an outdoor paradise.

Known as the world's number one nature park, New Zealand's beautiful and unique natural landscapes are the most important for independent travelers. Snow-capped mountains, wide ski slopes, spectacular fjords and glaciers, beautiful subtropical coastal scenery, mysterious temperate rainforests, marvelous volcanoes, soothing thermal springs, beautiful lakes and mountains, fjords and glaciers of the South Island are all part of the picturesque and magical landscapes that make people feel like they are in the middle of a stop.

Wellington's average temperature throughout the year is not high, but it is not low, with an average temperature of around 19 degrees Celsius in summer and 11 degrees Celsius in winter. The tourist season is basically from December to January, which is also the hottest season of the year, and it is suitable to wear casual shirts and pants, and a small windproof jacket in the morning and evening is enough, and sunglasses are a necessity.

In Wellington, you can take a bus ride or a cable car, which climbs up three tunnels and then up to a 160-metre-high hill. After reaching the top of the mountain. Looking down, you can see the view of the port town. Of course, you can also hop on the city bus, which can go around the city center for only one yuan, which is very cheap.

"It's spring in New Zealand, and it's the best time to ride a bike around." Fan Wuxian pointed and said to Shen Ying.

Shen Ying leaned next to Fan Wuxian and said with some emotion, "I want you to ride a bicycle and take me to run all over the world." ”

Seeing that Shen Ying seemed to be very longing, Fan Wuxian thought for a while, then took Shen Ying's hand and walked all the way to the store next to him.

The owner was kind enough to recommend the country's famous mountain bike park for mountain biking in the new native jungle at the top of Macroo.

It should be said that riding on mountain bike trails is still more strenuous, and with Fan Wu's physical strength, he also feels out of breath, which makes him wonder if he has had too much sex recently, which has led to a decline in physical strength?

All in all, when he reached the top of the mountain, Fan Wuxian felt that his energy was so exhausted that he needed to sit down and rest for a while.

However, Shen Ying was very happy, took the telescope she had brought all the way over in her hand, looked around, and from time to time told Fan Wuxian, who was sitting on the grass, what new discoveries she had made.

Fan Wuxi sat on the grass with a smile, took out a small silver wine jug containing old Baifen wine from his arms, and poured it into his mouth. Being blown by the breeze is very refreshing, and with the company of beautiful women, I feel really relaxed and happy to be hugged at any time.

The two men took some food and drink, ate and strolled, and did not go back until nightfall.

When she arrived on the highway, Shen Ying smiled and said to Fan Wuxian that he was tired for a day today, can he still fight three hundred rounds when he goes back at night?

"This is underestimating me! Anyway, I'm also a master of kung fu! Fan Wuxian snorted.

"A master of kung fu in the house is not equal to a master of kung fu in bed." Shen Ying said with a smile.

As the two of them were talking, they heard a shrill screech in the distance, and then they saw several sports cars whizzing past them, and the air wave that brought up almost tossed over the surrounding turf.

"Damn, so arrogant!" Fan Wuxi took Shen Ying to the side and hid.

"Bikers?" Shen Ying asked Fan Wuxian with some uncertainty.

"Probably, it's probably the international students who have been reported in the media." Fan Wuxi saw two more high-end sports cars speeding over in the distance, and it seemed that they were the kind of gentlemen who treated the road as a track.

Last night, when the two of them were watching the local TV news, there was a program related to Chinese students in New Zealand, talking about these bikers who were running wild on the road at night.

This year, New Zealand has opened up the quota for international students, and many Asian students, especially those from the mainland, have come to this island country. Come and mix a diploma, there is naturally no shortage of rich or powerful children, as soon as they go to the island, they are fragrant cars BMW beauty wine, which greatly attracts the attention of New Zealand locals.

In New Zealand, it is not news that some Chinese students are buying luxury cars. When the TV station interviewed local BMW, Porsche and even Mercedes dealers, they all grinned. A BMW dealer said that these Chinese children only love cars, and a few international students buy one every two or three months, and one child has been studying abroad for less than a year, so he bought a Ferrari roadster and an Audi sports car here. A BMW Jeep.

To the surprise of these distributors, the payment methods of these Chinese students. They generally don't use credit cards and almost never pay in installments. Once, when the trustee of a young international student came to buy a car, he brought a suitcase, and he said that there was fifteen dollars in cash. The boss was so surprised that he asked both of the clerks in the store to come and help count the money. Everyone said it was the most cash they had ever seen in their lives.

New Zealand is a credit society, and most of the shopping and business transactions are paid for by credit cards or bills, and these dealers told the media that it is not convenient for them to comment on why these children are so rich, that is not their speculation, they only think that these Chinese children are more valuable customers than local high-level successful people.

This kind of private shopping would not be so sensational if it were not arrogant. The problem is that these good cars are bought to drive, and if they don't drive at full power, they won't be enjoyable, and they won't show the performance of good cars. As a result, in Auckland and other New Zealand university towns, where the population is far from large, it has become a common sight for a convoy of Chinese teenagers to gallop and slash, a phenomenon that has reached the point of public interest and media attention when a Chinese student's limousine crushed a New Zealand child to death.

During an in-depth interview with a Chinese-American reporter on television last night, a teenager said in standard Mandarin that they had gathered their drag racing games through one of the international students' own Chinese website. During the day, the speed car is strictly prohibited, so they post a meeting at the highway at night.

Television reporters even secretly filmed a gathering of flying cars, and in the night, a convoy of Chinese teenagers swarmed in, and a group of BMWs, Ferraris, and Porsche roared together restlessly. The flying car started, and each wave of two drove out side by side, galloping wildly, but in just two minutes, someone on the screen exclaimed that something had happened! The front side of a BMW crashed into a roadside guard, but fortunately there were no casualties, and the entire convoy returned home.

On the way back, a TV reporter asked an international student why he wanted to buy several cars at a time, and he said that he liked every kind of car and couldn't give it up, and that many of the girls who came to study in New Zealand were also very practical, and it was much easier to have a good car to socialize with them.

It is said that Chinese students have spent so much money that has led to the emergence of two types of local industries, one is to "score" for international students, because these international students have a good reputation, poor grades and a lot of money. There are intermediary companies that make money for them. Through these agencies, it is possible to change the school's grades from C to A, and of course, the better the grades, the higher the cost and the more the agency earns.

If the phenomenon of scoring points is not enough to frighten those parents who send their children abroad, then the next industry that has emerged at the right time has to worry them, that is, the kidnapping industry for these Chinese students. At present, there have been a number of kidnapping cases against Chinese students in New Zealand, but because the ransom is in place quickly, there has been no hearing of the ticket tearing.

Where does the money come from? For many parents of Chinese students, in China, those unexplained huge sums of money are to be hidden, and the money is spent in the eyes of everyone, and when they go abroad, the emperor is far away, and no one cares about anyone. Children can spend as much as they like, and buy as many cars as they like.

Of course, there must be many parents of children who have legitimate financial resources and successful careers.

However, the thriving bosses of these companies should also understand that the family is like a company, so that the children have developed the ability to spend money when they have not learned the ability to make money, just like running a company that can only spend money but cannot make money, when the capital is injected into the company, it is doomed to bankruptcy and bankruptcy, and their beloved son's life will be overdrawn.

Compared with the educational concepts of many children of overseas giant businessmen who mow the lawn for their parents to earn pocket money and cultivate independence, autonomy, courtesy, and financial management, the broad parents and young people in the mainland have made the image of the Chinese disgraced New Zealand and the international community.

It can be said that these rich nouveau riche are not only pointed out by thousands of people at home, but also more and more despised by the global norm overseas, and those luxurious and expensive famous cars are becoming their contemptible signs.

When talking about the kidnapping case of Kuoshao in China on the TV news, a local Chinese woman in New Zealand looked directly at the camera and said only two words, "You deserve it!" ”

It's just that Fan Wuxian didn't think that he and Shen Ying stayed in New Zealand for such a short time, and they were able to meet the legendary Chinese student drag racing party when they came out by chance, which was really a bit heartfelt.

In other words, the New Zealand government is also snobbish, as long as someone is willing to throw a lot of gold and dollars here, they are optimistic, from this point of view, the behavior of these Chinese children is naturally inappropriate, but the New Zealand government's open study abroad system has also objectively contributed to this unhealthy trend.

"Wherever you go, it's the rich who have the final say." Fan Wuxian said to Shen Ying.

Before Shen Ying could answer, a yellow Ferrari roadster stopped next to them, and a boy with dyed hair like parrot fur whistled, "Beauty, how about a ride together?" ”

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