If you can't find your daughter-in-law in china, you can go to venezuela, because it's the most beautiful country in the world. But there is a premise that you must be patient enough, because local living standards in venezuela may be more difficult than you think。
Life and customs in venezuela
1. Venezuela, the country with the largest oil reserves in the world, fills venezuela with a box of 50 litres of petrol, which requires only about two yuan in chinese dollars and can buy only one bottle of mineral water. Other prices, however, were particularly expensive and very scarce, particularly for some items. There's plenty of time when the shelf is empty, and sometimes you can't buy anything even with the money in your hand。
2. It is possible that ordinary venezuelans may not eat the last meat in a week, because ordinary workers may not buy even a chicken for a month。
3. The minimum wage in venezuela has so far been around 30 yuan a month, an increase of nearly half over the previous two years. Such low wages, combined with inflation, make living standards extremely low。
4. In recent years, however, the venezuelan government had taken a number of very good livelihood measures, namely, the distribution of relief food to ordinary people once a month, usually with rice, maize flour, pasta, sugar, milk powder, oil and even some tuna cans. These foods can significantly improve the living standards of people at the bottom so that they do not go hungry every day。
5. In addition, the venezuelan population at the bottom was entitled to free medical care and housing subsidies, although the country's medical supplies were very limited, mainly because many doctors received only $8 a month's salary, so many of them chose another occupation or went abroad。
The upgrading of electricity and some electronic products in the homes of many venezuelans has been slow, especially when mobile phones are still used by many as old-age machines, mainly because electronics are very expensive and unaffordable。
7. Everything was good in venezuela, but it was important not to get sick, since many drugs were very expensive and were often available only on the black market. Sometimes a month's salary doesn't buy a box of pills you need。
8. At the end of the year, venezuelans preferred to buy yellow underwear because they believed that they would be rich in yellow clothes。
9. Venezuelans usually drink champagne or foam, because they believe that foam is a symbol of good luck. So sometimes there's a lot of foam in the shower。
10. Every time a new year comes, venezuelans write three wishes on paper, as the clock goes down and the paper burns down, so that they believe that the wish will be fulfilled。
11. In the new year, venezuelans would place large bills in their right-legged shoes, as that meant that they possessed wealth。
12. If venezuelans wished to travel next year, they would normally, at the beginning of the new year, take their suitcases around their homes and turn around twice, in order to warm up for the coming year。
13. Many young venezuelan girls, who were single and older, were standing in chairs at the beginning of the new year or were drilling under the table in order to reap sweet love and happiness in the coming year。
14. If the venezuelans had invited you to visit their home, he must have thought of you as his best friend, since in venezuela only those who were close were invited to do so. If you're invited, you have to bring some flowers and candy and some other little gifts, and if you go empty-handed, the master will be very angry。
15. Venezuelans like to come close to each other when they talk to others or talk to each other, sometimes even when they encounter their noses. It's their local custom, because they think that relationships are friendly enough, just like many people like to bend when they talk。
16. There were a number of tribes in venezuela, where polygamy was practised and where the law provided for equal rights for every wife. Because of the soaring prices, many people seem to have returned to their original societies and lived in exchange for goods。
17. Venezuela had lived in chinatown at its richest time, almost 150,000 chinese, many of whom had gone to venezuela from fujian, guangdong and zhejiang, but had chosen to return home with venezuela's economic depression。
18. Venezuela's capital, caracas, had a price of $800 per square metre, a figure that was very low throughout latin america. Because of the fact that the capital of other countries has prices of a minimum of $3,000 per square metre, venezuela’s housing prices are more civilian than theirs, and although they are not expensive, many venezuelans do not want to buy a house because they cannot afford it。
19. Venezuelans were very slow in whatever they did, so it seemed very lazy, even when they ate food, torn off with their hands every time they ate bread. In their view, this is very elegant and noble。
20. In venezuela, power is often out of order, even in hospitals, so that ordinary people sometimes go to the river to collect water。
Even if we can't eat, many venezuelan girls still have to buy high makeup. Products
In venezuela, there is an unwritten rule that many girls buy cosmetics with the only money they have if they cannot eat. So the venezuelan bus was full of expensive perfume. The main reason why girls choose to wear makeup is that there are many beauty contests in venezuela, and if they are given a title, they may be able to change their current state of life。
From the age of four, venezuelan girls begin to learn all kinds of dances, vocal music and even inner culture, which will provide a good basis for future beauty contests. Venezuela holds beauty contests every september, and if elected, the family will have a very high reputation there. Once there were 10 miss globes, all of them from venezuela, and the beauty of venezuela was so great。
In fact, venezuela was particularly rich in the past, as they had particularly rich oil resources and accounted for 18 per cent of the world's oil stock, more than saudi oil. Once china had also extended $50 billion in loans to venezuela, when both sides had agreed to pay off oil, and when venezuela was also a developed country, living standards were very good, mainly because of the collapse in world oil prices in 2015, which had disrupted venezuela's development。
It was because venezuela was largely dependent on oil exports and then on goods to supplement the country's inhabitants that the price of oil fell and caught them by surprise. Just as our average family lives, there are five people in the family, and only the male owner is out there making money to support his family, and suddenly the male owner is sick, so the family is almost gone. So neither a country nor our own small family can hang on a tree, and we must look for a variety of development options, so that even if the first one is not, then we have a second one that will not starve to death。
Concluding remarks
It is only after experiencing the conditions of life in venezuela that it becomes clear how good china is, but the landscape in venezuela is good enough for tourism, especially when some buildings are very artistic. If you want to travel to venezuela, care must be taken of the health of the individual, because of the many infectious diseases in the area and the fact that you do not carry too much cash, because of the economic instability there, the security situation is so precarious that you can easily be robbed。
