France Why Targeting the Chinese 5

No one has targeted the Chinese, it's just that the Chinese themselves have a bad reputation, and the problems left over from history are not easy to solve! By the way, the upstairs said that the Chinese are rich, they have money but don't pay taxes to France, you say that you have money again, and France** will serve you? Chinese have money there mainly by tax evasion, you say that people ** do not target you against whom?

You enjoy the medical insurance and pension insurance housing subsidies that have been issued to you, but you have no contribution to **, 20 waiters in a restaurant only have 2 work tickets, only pay taxes to 2 people in France, and a certain amount of cash every day is all taxed, helping international students exchange some euros to launder and transfer the money back to China. . . Too much too dark stuff friend.

It can't be said that it is specifically aimed at the Chinese, it may be that they have caught up, and they all bring cash when they go out Chinese propaganda activities, and they all have the mentality that more is better than less, and they don't all call the police if they are robbed, and the local Zhi'an is not good, and the police do not act, which will be the reason.

That's not true;

Objectively speaking, France is a very enlightened and liberal society, at least freedom of speech, where you can be free to express your thoughts, and that's it.

There are many reasons why there are many Chinese in France. Here are some possible reasons:1

Historical Origins: France and China have a long historical connection. As early as the 19th century, some Chinese students began to come to France to establish contacts with the French.

In the post-World War II period, some Chinese came to France with the French army. In addition, France is one of the first countries to accept Chinese students. 2.

France's openness to immigrants: France has long been open to immigrants, attracting a large number of immigrants, including Chinese. France also has a relatively complete immigration system and legal protection, which provides certain benefits and opportunities for immigrants.

3.Economic opportunity: France, as an economic powerhouse in Europe, has attracted many immigrants from all over the world, including Chinese, in terms of economic and employment opportunities.

The Chinese run businesses in many different industries in France, contributing to the local economy and creating jobs. 4.Educational Resources:

France has high-quality educational resources, including universities and research institutes. This has attracted many Chinese students to study in France, and some international students have chosen to settle in France and prepare for a career. It is important to note that these are just some of the possible causes, and the situation may vary depending on individual needs and various factors.

First of all, France is a pluralistic society, different French people have different views of Chinese, some admire Chinese, some are jealous of Chinese, and some do not understand Chinese. In short, the evaluations are varied. Each Frenchman evaluates China according to his or her profession, social status and personal interests.

The Chinese people are kind and simple, have a strong sense of responsibility, love life, love for family, and respect for the elderly, which undoubtedly impress the French people from all walks of life, but the Chinese people's overly modest and cautious character also makes the French feel that they are not easy to contact and lack the necessary transparency. Some French people are very appreciative of Chinese culture, just like Voltaire, Charles de Gaulle, d'Estaing, Chirac in history, and the idea of being optimistic about China's future is also common among ordinary people. Of course, there are some French people who hate the Chinese and China.

During the Beijing Olympics, some French ** went to shoot the dirtiest places in China, and then put them on TV to hype up! Or the Chinese compatriots have been harassed when they travel in France, and there are anti-China forces who have greatly distorted the current situation in China, and there have even been insulting remarks! (I was angry when I saw these reports!!

So we should work hard to build our country and improve the quality of our citizens (which is important!). It affects the image of the country very much! Chinese We must unite as one to carry forward the excellent Chinese culture, not only to the French, but also to let the world see the truest side of our Chinese, so that they can see what is the state of etiquette and what is the descendant of the dragon!

I heard that the Japanese made it themselves. But it feels very objective.

I have seen the Chinese Internet in the eyes of Australians. The Chinese in the eyes of the French, I haven't seen it, but I really want to see it.

The popularity of the Chinese in Chengdu in France is not too high.

The popularity of the Chinese in France can only be said to be average, and there should be prejudices, but there is no malice specifically aimed at the Chinese. The French locals are very qualified and friendly. In addition to the fact that there may be concerns about the credibility of foreign students when renting an apartment.

In the eyes of the French, the people of China, Japan and South Korea are all the same, and they cannot recognize them without looking at their passports.

According to statistics, there are as many as 440,000 Chinese living in France, ranking first in Europe. In second place, Germany, has only 150,000 Chinese living in Germany. The third-ranked European countries are even lower, with only 30,000 Chinese working and living in Austria, while Hungary and other regions have less than 20,000.

It can be said that the Chinese in Europe are basically concentrated in France.

Things to know when traveling to France

1. The preparation of filial piety clothes should be determined according to the change of seasons, the average temperature in Europe is 0 to 5 degrees Celsius in winter, and 20 to 26 degrees in summer.

2. Out of environmental awareness, European hotels often do not have disposable items such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, slippers, etc., and tourists should bring their own.

3. Since you must have a doctor's prescription to buy drugs in pharmacies in Europe, and the medical expenses are expensive, you should bring common medicines in case of emergency.

4. Be sure to bring some small euro banknotes to Europe, which can avoid the inconvenience of exchange and exchange rate losses.

5. In Europe, we must be vigilant at all times and everywhere, and passports, air tickets, money and valuables must be carried close to you. When walking, it is best to wear the satchel crossbody.

6. Look at the traffic signal when crossing the road, and don't rush the red light. Be wary of impersonating police officers to grab things under the pretext of inspection.

The above content refers to Encyclopedia - France.

1.Overview of the number of Chinese in France.

In France, the Chinese are one of the largest expatriate communities. According to official figures, as of 2021, there were between 400,000 and 500,000 Chinese students, businessmen, immigrants and tourists in France.

2.The main Chinese settlement in France.

Most Chinese live in France in the Paris region and in the cities of the Côte d'Azur (southern France). Between the inner ring and the outer ring of Paris, there are many areas called "Chinese villages", which are the concentration of the Chinese community. In addition, there are many Chinese in Lyon, Marseille, Nice and other cities.

3.The growing trend in the number of Chinese in France.

In terms of numbers, the number of Chinese in France is increasing year by year. For this phenomenon, on the one hand, because France continues to optimize its education, business and immigration policies, on the other hand, because of the rapid development of China's economy and tourism, more Chinese want to go to France to develop, study or travel.

4.The living conditions and social status of Chinese in France.

For the vast majority of Chinese, living in France is relatively safe and comfortable. There are also many Chinese associations and Chinese organizations in France to help Chinese integrate into local society. However, due to historical and cultural differences, as well as language and other issues, there are still certain obstacles and difficulties in integrating with the French.

In terms of economic and social status, most of the Chinese in France are entrepreneurs, highly educated, intellectuals, etc., who have had a great impact on France's economic and cultural exchanges. At the same time, Chinese entrepreneurs and professionals in France are also making positive contributions to the development of China's economy.

5.The attitude and policy of France towards the Chinese.

France has always adopted a relatively open foreign policy, and it has also given relatively lenient treatment to Chinese and other foreigners. However, there are also certain conflicts and problems in terms of historical and cultural differences, religious beliefs and other sensitive issues, etc., therefore, France also hopes to strengthen exchanges and cooperation with China to further deepen the understanding and friendship between the two countries.

6.The role of the Chinese in France in cultural exchange.

France has always had the reputation of being a "cultural capital", and it has been fruitful in art and literature. In terms of cultural exchanges, there is great potential for cooperation between China and France, two countries with rich cultures. Chinese art, literature, film, etc. are gradually going international in recent years, and the Chinese in France also play an important role as a bridge and promoter, and they will have the opportunity to make greater contributions to cultural exchanges and cooperation between the two countries.

7.What influence do the Chinese in France have on the development of China and the world?

As an important link between China and the world, the Chinese in France have had a positive impact on the economy, culture, science and technology of the two countries. The rapid development of China's economy and the prosperity of tourism have also increased the number and influence of Chinese in France, contributing to more people's understanding of China and the world.

There are more than 600,000 Chinese in France.

Most of it is concentrated in the greater Paris district. About 60-70% of Chinese immigrants from Zhejiang are dressed as Chinese. According to conservative data, the number of overseas Chinese in France is estimated to be about 55-600,000.

The Greater Paris district is the largest overseas Chinese settlement in Europe, half of the French overseas Chinese are concentrated here, and the rest are scattered in Marseille, Lyon, Lille, Bordeaux, Nantes, Sterzberg and other big cities.

By the end of 2007, the total number of students studying in France registered with the Education Department of the Chinese Embassy in France was 19,210, and if you include unregistered self-financed students, there are about 40,000 to 50,000 Chinese students studying in France. Chinese immigrants are the fastest growing group in France over the past five years and have become the third largest group of immigrants in France, after Moroccan and Algerian immigrants.

Conditions for immigration in the old country of France

To become a naturalized citizen, you must first have long-term residency, and students do not count. The following can apply for long-term residency, such as the spouse of a French national, a foreign child living and working in France, a foreign child of a French national under the age of 21, a foreign child of a foreigner living and working in France under the age of 18, etc., and a student who can find a tax job after graduation. After 5 years of long-term residency, you can apply for naturalization, and then go through a series of exams and interviews.

If you want to find a job in France, you can apply for a work visa that changes once a year, and the type of work contract must be CDI or find a Frenchman to get married, and first get a family reunion visa that is renewed every year for a few years. In this way, it can be counted as staying in France.