At 9 in the morning, I saw children going to school, people strolling through the city, others hurrying to work, and realized there are people from many different countries😊🌏 It’s a prosperous city, so shopping must be convenient and living here would be very handy❤ It’s nice that there are seats outside the shops where you can relax🪑☕️☺️ The neatly stacked fruits looked delicious🥰It seems there are more types of fruits and more options than in Japan🍏🥭🍊 Thanks for the fun video, my friend😍👍
Chatswood is the' most popular Asian suburb in Sydney because of its location and school district. I stayed in the hotel there for two nights so it allowed me to get up early and film what I saw before all the shops opened. Walking in Chatswood is like walking in many cities in Asian countries, you mainly see Asian and hear Asian languages. There are many nice restaurants serve authentic Asian food. I like Chatswood very much.
Chatswood is definitely one of the most popular suburb for Chinese/Asian immigrants, especially for those who want to maintain their lifestyle back home. I am not aware of the new lines which will start this year. Really look forward to it. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. 🌹🌹
People are nice , easy to talk , eating cost acceptable, to live in the appartments one quarter two grant plus of strata fee , except the one bed room unit in the old building appartments, median house price from three M to four M plus for three to four bedroom houses , or two M plus for two bedroom old houses. On public holidays all restaurants and takeaway food stalls do surcharge15%; 20%; 25%. Except Pattison’s pattiserie , Tasty Eating …
Sydney is very expensive to live now. Choosing where to live is very personal. No matter where I go and I can see why people choose to live in certain cities. Some people move to here to have Western lifestyle some still like their lifestyle back home. There is no right or wrong answer, I respect peoples' choices because after all it's their life/lives and their decisions. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. 🌹
We stopped going to Chatswood during the weekends and right before lunch time. Parking can be a problem but it's still many Asians favourite Asian suburb in Sydney when it comes to life style. Living in Chatswood is just like living in many big cities in Asia. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
@@kennylee8936 Taking the public transport is a good choice and basically the public transport in Sydney is very convenient and safe. Highly recommend it to anyone coming to Sydney. Thank you for the sharing.
@@smallworldBigwalk Without immigrants, particularly Asian immigrants...Sydney wouldn't have alot of nightlife or vibrant fun places and Sydney would be a giant retirement village filled with businesses closing at 6pm, pushing the agenda that we should all be home at night.
@@kennylee8936 What you said reminds me of the life before 2000 or even earlier in Sydney. It's the same everywhere, immigrants bring their life style to where they move to. Sydney CBD is a perfect example of how Asian immigrants change the look of it after 9:00 pm. It's not too bad in Chatswood as it gets quiet after 8:00 pm, I think most of Asian immigrants live in Chatswood are in City enjoy their night life(😉） Melbourne City offers even more choices when it comes to night life. I can see many restaurants open till 1:00 am if not later. Life is great with more diversities， after all it's only a choice. Thanks for your sharing.
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Any where Chinese live there house prices up to sky high. Good for the people have investments property in Chinese live areas. Around the world same. Canada and Europe Chinese areas very expensive.
I hope that the real estate market can cool down a bit so more people can afford having a home. There are many suburbs where Chinese people like to gather together, they all come from different parts of the world and not all of these suburbs in Sydney are expensive. In general, everything is far more expensive after Covid. It's very difficult for some families to make their ends meet. Hopefully we can see some changes in the near future.
Not necessarily- look at Campsie, burwood , Rhodes Hurstville, Ashfield Eastwood? It’s more demographics than where Chinese live- the locals wouldn’t pay those prices- but Asian buyers will - because of lack of knowledge of the area.
There are many Chinese communities in Sydney and I am very interested to explore each of them, Ashfield is on my list but I haven't found time to do so. Thank you for watching.
Someday when is Australian Citizens no need apply China visa enter to China trip Qantas airways hope have direct flight to Beijing Daxing airport (like as before covid used by Capital airport in Beijing. But Air China remain in Capital airport) and then Shanghai Pudong resume Qantas direct to Shanghai Pudong airport.
It's all getting easier to go back and forth from here to China. My Chinese friends are happy that they don't need a visa to go back home and visit their families in China.
@@smallworldBigwalk many Chinese retain their Chinese passport- not all become Australian citizens- they said they are too proud to let go of their Chinese prestigious passport 🌹❤️👍
@@kavarasings9813 Even in Canada also some Chinese remain Chinese citizens not holding a Canadian passport and Canadian citizenship also. Only hold the Canada PR card to go in and out of Canada fly back to China for holiday as their child born in Canada have their Canadian passport, Canadian birth certificate and Canadian citizenship certificate.
lacks good chinese places to eat. and its just 1 long street. Chinese people prefer burwood. Living in chatwood, you are far away from the rest of sydney. I lived in Chatswood in 1967. much better in those days, Chatswwod is boring, with a capital B- the Australians rename Chatswood to chats WOO🤣
Most people I know like Chatswood because many of the neighbourhood. It is located in the Lower North Shore and not too far from the City. It's normal that people like different places for different reasons. Things are changing constantly , sometimes for better and sometimes for worse. I will choose whatever I like and like whatever I chose. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. I think Burwood is great and I had made a video of it months ago. It's my best surburb for authentic Chinese food. 👍👍
@@smallworldBigwalk Basically Burwood is mostly suit for Chinese from China and Chatswood is made famous by Chinese from Hong Kong during the 90s because of the immigration boom after 1989, although the composition is changing too.
@@turboz551 Yes，in nowadays Chatswood is a big melting pot，attracting people not only from Hong Kong，also from many Asian countries. Things change for many reasons, after all, choosing where to live is quite personal. Thanks for sharing your thoughts 😄🤝
I Love Chinese People, so Beautiful and Honest!
I like all the people if they are nice to me. Thanks for watching. 🌹
At 9 in the morning, I saw children going to school, people strolling through the city, others hurrying to work, and realized there are people from many different countries😊🌏
It’s a prosperous city, so shopping must be convenient and living here would be very handy❤
It’s nice that there are seats outside the shops where you can relax🪑☕️☺️
The neatly stacked fruits looked delicious🥰It seems there are more types of fruits and more options than in Japan🍏🥭🍊
Thanks for the fun video, my friend😍👍
Chatswood is the' most popular Asian suburb in Sydney because of its location and school district. I stayed in the hotel there for two nights so it allowed me to get up early and film what I saw before all the shops opened. Walking in Chatswood is like walking in many cities in Asian countries, you mainly see Asian and hear Asian languages. There are many nice restaurants serve authentic Asian food. I like Chatswood very much.
車士活是悉尼華人聚居房屋价格最高的一個地區，24年8月后將有兩条地铁線直通悉尼市中心，15分鐘的高速公路可达唐人街。除衣食住行非常適合華人外，還有各種華人喜愛的社團活動，跳舞、唱歌、郊游、乒乓球活動應有盡有。
Chatswood is definitely one of the most popular suburb for Chinese/Asian immigrants, especially for those who want to maintain their lifestyle back home. I am not aware of the new lines which will start this year. Really look forward to it. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. 🌹🌹
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@@smallworldBigwalk Even same in Canada.
@@Cindywoo-us5to Vancouver 和 Toronto 港人最多移民兩大加拿大城市.
@@SunnyMa-iv2xu Thanks for sharing.
People are nice , easy to talk , eating cost acceptable, to live in the appartments one quarter two grant plus of strata fee , except the one bed room unit in the old building appartments, median house price from three M to four M plus for three to four bedroom houses , or two M plus for two bedroom old houses. On public holidays all restaurants and takeaway food stalls do surcharge15%; 20%; 25%.
Except Pattison’s pattiserie , Tasty Eating …
Sydney is very expensive to live now. Choosing where to live is very personal. No matter where I go and I can see why people choose to live in certain cities. Some people move to here to have Western lifestyle some still like their lifestyle back home. There is no right or wrong answer, I respect peoples' choices because after all it's their life/lives and their decisions. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. 🌹
Live in Chatswood more than 20 years. Seen all the changes, now it is getting too crowded and so hard to find parking everywhere every day.
Then don't drive to Chatswood and take public transport...it's Chatswood...not America 😂
We stopped going to Chatswood during the weekends and right before lunch time. Parking can be a problem but it's still many Asians favourite Asian suburb in Sydney when it comes to life style. Living in Chatswood is just like living in many big cities in Asia. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
@@kennylee8936 Taking the public transport is a good choice and basically the public transport in Sydney is very convenient and safe. Highly recommend it to anyone coming to Sydney. Thank you for the sharing.
@@smallworldBigwalk Without immigrants, particularly Asian immigrants...Sydney wouldn't have alot of nightlife or vibrant fun places and Sydney would be a giant retirement village filled with businesses closing at 6pm, pushing the agenda that we should all be home at night.
@@kennylee8936 What you said reminds me of the life before 2000 or even earlier in Sydney. It's the same everywhere, immigrants bring their life style to where they move to. Sydney CBD is a perfect example of how Asian immigrants change the look of it after 9:00 pm. It's not too bad in Chatswood as it gets quiet after 8:00 pm, I think most of Asian immigrants live in Chatswood are in City enjoy their night life(😉）
Melbourne City offers even more choices when it comes to night life. I can see many restaurants open till 1:00 am if not later.
Life is great with more diversities， after all it's only a choice. Thanks for your sharing.
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Thanks for the message. Have a great weekend.
Any where Chinese live there house prices up to sky high. Good for the people have investments property in Chinese live areas. Around the world same. Canada and Europe Chinese areas very expensive.
I hope that the real estate market can cool down a bit so more people can afford having a home. There are many suburbs where Chinese people like to gather together, they all come from different parts of the world and not all of these suburbs in Sydney are expensive. In general, everything is far more expensive after Covid. It's very difficult for some families to make their ends meet. Hopefully we can see some changes in the near future.
Not necessarily- look at Campsie, burwood , Rhodes Hurstville, Ashfield Eastwood? It’s more demographics than where Chinese live- the locals wouldn’t pay those prices- but Asian buyers will - because of lack of knowledge of the area.
Eastwood and Burwood are the new Chinese centres. Chatswood and Hurstville are no more.
There are many Chinese communities in Sydney and I am very interested to explore each of them, Ashfield is on my list but I haven't found time to do so. Thank you for watching.
chinese are fucking making everythings expensive, now sydney is one of the most expensive property area to live in
Someday when is Australian Citizens no need apply China visa enter to China trip Qantas airways hope have direct flight to Beijing Daxing airport (like as before covid used by Capital airport in Beijing. But Air China remain in Capital airport) and then Shanghai Pudong resume Qantas direct to Shanghai Pudong airport.
It's all getting easier to go back and forth from here to China. My Chinese friends are happy that they don't need a visa to go back home and visit their families in China.
@@smallworldBigwalk many Chinese retain their Chinese passport- not all become Australian citizens- they said they are too proud to let go of their Chinese prestigious passport 🌹❤️👍
@@kavarasings9813 Even in Canada also some Chinese remain Chinese citizens not holding a Canadian passport and Canadian citizenship also. Only hold the Canada PR card to go in and out of Canada fly back to China for holiday as their child born in Canada have their Canadian passport, Canadian birth certificate and Canadian citizenship certificate.
lacks good chinese places to eat. and its just 1 long street. Chinese people prefer burwood. Living in chatwood, you are far away from the rest of sydney. I lived in Chatswood in 1967. much better in those days, Chatswwod is boring, with a capital B- the Australians rename Chatswood to chats WOO🤣
Most people I know like Chatswood because many of the neighbourhood. It is located in the Lower North Shore and not too far from the City. It's normal that people like different places for different reasons. Things are changing constantly , sometimes for better and sometimes for worse. I will choose whatever I like and like whatever I chose. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts.
I think Burwood is great and I had made a video of it months ago. It's my best surburb for authentic Chinese food. 👍👍
@@smallworldBigwalk Basically Burwood is mostly suit for Chinese from China and Chatswood is made famous by Chinese from Hong Kong during the 90s because of the immigration boom after 1989, although the composition is changing too.
@@turboz551 Yes，in nowadays Chatswood is a big melting pot，attracting people not only from Hong Kong，also from many Asian countries. Things change for many reasons, after all, choosing where to live is quite personal. Thanks for sharing your thoughts 😄🤝