When it comes to immigrant countries, many people will think of countries such as the United States, Canada and Australia. In fact, there is also a major immigration country, Argentina . Argentina is not a developed country, but it has a large area and abundant resources. In 2021, the per capita GDP level of is US$10,658. Let’s walk into Argentina through the picture below.
Argentina should be the farthest country from our country, 11 time zones apart, and further south is Antarctica; it is also because the distance is too far, and there are no direct flights between our country and Argentina.
Buenos Aires is now a big city in South America second only to Sao Paulo , along with other Rio and Bogota . These four South American cities are the first echelon of South American cities and are also first-tier cities in the world.
The total population of Argentina currently has 45.37 million, but the total area is 2.7804 million square kilometers, which is truly vast and sparsely populated. Unlike Australia, Argentina does not have large areas of uninhabitable landforms such as deserts and drought.
The largest population of the immigrant country "Argentina" is Italian, and it has accounted for 62%. Many people would not expect that there are more than Hispanics in the original country. Local Mapuche has become a minority.
Italy did not do well in Europe in the early years, and a large number of people were outflowing, mainly coming to the fertile and livable Pampas grassland .
Hispanic population is also quite large. South America was the main colony of Spain in the past, and Argentina's official language is still Spanish . Argentina's immigration source is not only Europe, it has experienced multiple peak periods, with sources covering more than European and . There are also many Asians.
Buenos Aires is not fast, people are more likely to enjoy life and pay attention to rest. Thanks to the open and diverse immigration environment and process, Argentina has the largest middle class in South America.
The urban style of Buenos Aires is, on the one hand, retro classical architecture; on the other hand, it is the literary atmosphere of Boca District, where colorful houses and graffiti are everywhere.
Argentina's eating habits are very different from those in our country. If you just go there, you will be very uncomfortable, especially at the time of the three meals, which is wrong! It should be said to be four meals.
Breakfast is simple bread and milk. Lunch is usually eaten around 2 pm, while dinner is often eaten near 11 pm. You may ask, will you not be hungry if you eat late? The so-called "fourth meal" is hidden in the hours after get off work, similar to afternoon tea, which means eating a little padding, and then waiting until 10:00 to 11:00 to 11:00 to have a very rich meal.
Argentina's national delicacy is Asado (barbecue). You can usually see three or two friends gathering, or when your family gets together, you just surround the grill.
This is also related to the development of Argentina's livestock industry and abundant meat production. Argentines have the highest per capita beef consumption, and it is hard to say anything else. In such a big grassland, beef is the least short of it.
Of course, there is no shortage of agricultural products such as vegetables. After all, their nickname is "the world's granary and meat warehouse", and the agricultural conditions are very superior.
Made Tea is a kind of bitter tea . The local custom is to drink it with small gourds. The most authentic way to drink matte tea is to sit around, plug in a straw, and then drink one by one. Being able to drink a cup of matte tea together means having good things to share. So if someone gives you some, accept him!
Argentina is the "land of tango ". It is common for tango to gather and dance, and there are also many clubs that teach tango dance.
In the passionate city, a tango performance can be performed at any time on the streets and alleys. Tango is a very good dance form, which not only emphasizes the tacit understanding and rhythm of the two, but also has ornamentality.
In Buenos Aires, a restaurant has to give a 10% tip.
Argentina also has a relatively heavy label, which is the debt crisis, which is the biggest obstacle to Argentina's continued upward development. The economic and financial environment is not stable, and the country has been plagued by the debt cycle.
