What is it like to live in Germany in your opinion?

It feels like it's getting unsafe here....

The residence is not long, a month. The work attitude is serious and rigorous, and the work is done in accordance with the basic process, and will not be cheating. Motorists generally give way to pedestrians, and there are few traffic lights in small cities, so if you see a pedestrian at a long distance, you will immediately slow down to let the pedestrian pass.

The speed of the car is generally on the fast side, 180, 200, which is normal. The quality of personnel is generally high, and the awareness of environmental protection is very strong.

You can fully feel what civilization and advanced are, and understand your own shortcomings and gaps.

I prefer to live in Germany rather than in the United States.

Life in Germany is very boring, especially when you go to school, you have to learn to endure loneliness, and you have to get used to moving often, because it is difficult to apply for student dormitories, you have to cook your own meals to save money, textbooks are borrowed from the library and copied, of course, it is better if you can buy second-hand ones.

It was so quiet, it felt like time stood still.

The environment is good, but the Germans look down on you, although you don't say it, you actually reject the Chinese in your heart.

Although Germany is very rich, people live a very simple life, eating, wearing, playing and walking are very simple. I often see Germans with big bags on their shoulders, which are full of used bottles and cans, and they make a loud noise when they walk on the road, and they are sent to the goods. That's a good habit.

But they are rigid, the efficiency is extremely low, see a doctor and wait for your illness to be cured naturally and you have not yet been listed, apply for a visa, wait for more than half a year, and there is no news, so that your hair is gray. Good thing it was nice to spend time in the tasteless waiting.

As long as it is a democracy, it is heaven!

It can only be said that China's living standards and national quality are at least 30 years worse than others.

Of course I was happy. The feeling of happiness is as sweet as the scent of flowers in the breeze; Happy feels like a perfect family; Happiness feels like the joy of success; Resemble. Everyone's happiness is different, and I can't say enough.

Anyway, there is no substitute for the feeling of being happy, it is mysterious.

Almost every German city has a very good park, which is not an exaggeration to say that it is a popular attraction in the country, with dense trees, mottled shadows and a lot of wildlife. I go for a walk every night. ‍‍

The population is scattered around, mainly in small and medium-sized towns, the living environment is relatively quiet, and the living environment is very comfortable. In Germany, with the exception of Berlin, Hamburg, Munich and Frankfurt, which can be called large cities, the rest are small and medium-sized cities. There are not too many high-rise buildings, and the people generally live in small villas of two or three floors, with their own back gardens.

The house I was living in was built before the First World War, and more than 100 years later, it is still standing. ‍‍

A colleague who returned from a business trip to Germany said that when he drank beef broth there, the green onions on the soup were more expensive than the beef in the soup.

I lived for a month, I feel that the food is very safe, what is the taste, environmental protection goes deep into the home, the paper bags, paper ropes, vegetable baskets, cloth bags used in China in the seventies and eighties are used by people, plastic bags are rarely used, there are many handsome guys and beautiful girls, there are almost no big fat people in the United States, and I like Germany very much.

Every Sunday, most shops in Germany are closed, except for restaurants and a few small convenience stores. And many shops close early Monday to Saturday, such as 6 p.m., when you may not have left work yet. The most extreme example I've ever encountered is when I find out that I run out of paper towels at home on Saturday night, but I want to go to the toilet?!

The shops were closed on Saturday night, closed all day Sunday, and there was simply nowhere to buy. And it's hard to go out on weekends, and if you want to go shopping, you can't do it on Sundays, you have to go on Saturdays. The process in Germany is unusually slow:

For example, if you go to a bank in China to apply for a bank card, go directly to it, and do it in minutes. But what about Germany? I told you that you first have to go to the bank to make an appointment, saying that I am going to apply for a bank card, and then the bank tells you a time, you must come on time.

Then you go into a small office and start filling out the contract, which is very thick. And then you think you can get a bank card on the spot? No!

The bank card will be sent to you, about a week. Do you think you can use it when you get your card? No!

Since you don't know the password, the password is sent to you in a separate envelope! Germans especially like to use the traditional way of mailing, a bit like the domestic ** letter. And then guess how long it took me to run broadband in Germany, a month! ‍‍

Life in Germany is not fast-paced, but it seems very quiet, eating in restaurants, there are few people talking to each other, cars on the street do not honk, illegal driving is almost non-existent, you can say that you walk on the street very quiet. ‍‍

The Germans are rigorous. Germans are single-minded in their work, never cheating and cheating, this kind of seriousness is worth learning from. Be creditworthy.

Germans are very trustworthy, they promise you what they promise, they will do, you don't have to suspect, they don't cheat you. ‍‍

Compared with our domestic vegetable market, German vegetables are really rare, and it should be said that the whole of Europe is rare. Foreigners eat vegetables raw and never cooked, so the vegetables they eat are the kind that can be eaten raw, such as lettuce. And a lot of times I really want to buy vegetables and get them at home, but I can't buy them, or there are so many kinds of vegetables in certain Asian supermarkets, so in Germany you are careful that you become a carnivore because their meat is really good.

People trust each other: This trust is sometimes a bit surprising, for example, public transport almost does not check tickets, and it is all on their own initiative. And this is a lot of money, in Germany as long as you get on the bus, it is basically about 2 euros, more than a dozen yuan, and you take public transportation in a month is hundreds or thousands of yuan.

For another example, the hotel never checks the room, and directly hands over the key and leaves. For another example, when you rent a car and return the car, the staff asks you that the car is not damaged, and I say no, and then he actually tells me that I can go. ‍‍

High degree of civilization. Germans are able to abide by their own laws and morals, on the street, it is rare to hear the driver honking urging, they can wait in order, meet pedestrians are also able to give way, do not rush with pedestrians, so, although there are many cars in Germany, but there is no traffic jam. Good self-awareness.

In Germany, some companies are equipped with some public vehicles, these vehicles, everyone can drive, the company pays for fuel, but these cars are well preserved, no one will use them for private use, let alone do not cherish public vehicles, if this is in our country, it is really hard to imagine, the experience of sharing bicycles, I am afraid we will not forget it. ‍‍

Bicycles are easy to get on cars, trains; Easy access to public transport. In the first month, I encountered two ticket checks, and the remaining two months were gone. It's expensive to buy a ticket every time, but it's cheap to buy a monthly pass and a season pass; Once it is found that fare evasion is in trouble, I just heard that I have never seen it.

Vegetables and fruits are more expensive, and the cheaper ones are potatoes and carrots. Red wine and beer are very cheap, and the condiments are salt and oil; Usually, it is mainly boiled dishes, and I make it myself, and the western food eaten outside is more expensive. Asian restaurants or Asian supermarkets where you can buy some condiments.

Living in Germany is very happy and very happy, you can travel together when you are resting, you can do what you want to do, you don't have to work overtime, the transportation is very developed, and it is very convenient to travel.

The work in Germany is relatively easy, the working hours of a week can not exceed 35 hours, except for weekends and weekends, the working hours will not exceed 7 hours a day, usually kept at about 6 hours, 3 hours at work, 3 hours in the afternoon, rest the rest of the time, all things about work are ignored, ** do not answer, do not read the mail.

Germany is a developed country in Europe, and the political, economic, and cultural levels here are very high, and the social welfare benefits are relatively good, so life here is relatively easy.

Germans only work 5 hours a day, and it's a very nice feeling to live in Germany. Many people in China may have to work as little as 8 hours, but the Germans only work 5 hours, which is certainly very cool. <>

Germany is a slower-paced country, and if you work in Germany, you only need to work 5 hours, and when the company asks you to work overtime, employees have the right to choose to refuse. German companies are actually more humane, and most German companies do not advocate overtime, and refusing to work overtime is also recognized by the human resources department, so there is a lot of time to do what you want to do, such as going out to play, or going out to make friends, which is a very good choice. In fact, many people in China not only don't even have time to eat, but even work overtime until late at night, breaking down their bodies, so they are very tired, but there is only one feeling of living in Germany, that is, cool.

Because of 5 hours of work, but 24 hours a day, this proves that at least 10 hours can be used to do their own time, which is unimaginable for many young people in China, because there are many young people who not only have to pay off the mortgage, but also have to pay the car loan, so they are not allowed to be so depraved, but for Germans, this is the norm. <>

I feel that living in Germany will definitely be very good, and the feeling is definitely not bad, because Germans not only work less hours, but also have more holidays, in addition to the weekends of each week, there are some statutory holidays, these holidays must be off, otherwise it is illegal. In fact, there is a big difference between the thinking of Germans and domestic people, because for domestic people, if they don't go to work all the time, it is degenerate, but for Germans, rest is their right, and going to work all the time is their own life. I think that different countries have different cultures, so this difference is created, and it can only be said that everyone's standard of life and quality of life are different, so you just need to come according to your own ideas.

Finally, if you want to live in Germany, you must think clearly, after all, it is abroad, not at home, although the country is very busy, but there is a group of like-minded friends, and you can also realize your personal value at work.

I feel a very happy feeling because I work more than 8 hours a day, I am so tired, and I envy the work in Germany very much.

It will be very relaxed, there will be a lot of free time, and it will be very happy to be able to enjoy life.

The language barrier will be a major obstacle to your success. The German's English level is quite good, mainly depending on whether he studied English in school, some French and Russian. It's hard to communicate.

A month of normal life, the rent for a family of three, about 800 euros, because Germany ** stipulates the minimum living area, it seems that the average per person cannot be less than 12 square meters, so your family of three will probably rent a house of at least 40 square meters. Generally German apartments come with bathing and cooking conditions. Electricity is cheap, heating, water, and especially hot water are expensive.

I haven't been in Hamburg, but the house over there should be about this one. Your biggest expenses for a month are basically housing and insurance. You won't spend much money on groceries at the most expensive supermarkets.

InsuranceBecause you are a family, you can choose home insurance, which is relatively cheap. About 80 euros a month (I don't know if there has been a ** change recently). Therefore, I think you can save money for a month, and a family of three around 1,200 euros a month is enough to live well.

Working in Germany without knowing German can be quite restrictive. Many job postings include "fluency in German" or "German is a native language". Therefore, it is difficult for your wife to find a job there, unless she works for local Chinese.

As you said, if there is no improvement within a year, will you not be able to stay? How to say it. There is this possibility, but in fact, if you know some Chinese or German companies within a year, I think you should not be confused.

I know that there are many international students who can't continue to study, and they have opened their own companies in Germany to run tour guides. There are always ways to survive, but as I said at the beginning, language is your biggest obstacle.

The child goes to kindergarten at the age of 3 and has to pay money every month, so I can't answer the exact amount. I also heard from classmates who used to have children. Not much, though. The child's living environment will be more free, and there will be an advantage in language.

Overall, I think the biggest problem in living in Germany is the language, if you speak the same language. Many problems were solved, and although the Germans were rigid, they were reasonable, and most of them were more rational. If you give him enough reasons, he will agree with you.

You go to ** to do things, as long as the materials are complete, he will generally not make things difficult for you. They are still more polite to foreigners.

All the best!