New Zealand

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In New Zealand, dogs enjoy the same status as humans.
There are more sheep than people in New Zealand.
New Zealand is famous for its large cattle and sheep populations, with more than 10 million cattle and 26 million sheep.
New Zealand has a small population of only about five million.
People drive on the left side of the road because New Zealand is a Commonwealth country.
New Zealanders tend to prefer used cars, with more than 90% of sales being in used cars.
In New Zealand, it is taken for granted that men should take care of children and share in doing the housework.
Free WiFi is hard to find in New Zealand and is not available in most public places.
Tobacco is expensive, its price rising by at least 10% a year, because New Zealand aims to become a smoke-free nation.
As an island nation, New Zealand has frequent earthquakes, so the houses are almost always made of wood.
The absence of snakes in New Zealand is simply a matter of soil composition.
Wild snakes cannot survive in New Zealand because the soil contains so much sulphur.
The flags of New Zealand and Australia are so similar that they were mixed up during the Olympics.

纽西兰，狗享有与人类同等的地位。
纽西兰牛羊的数量超过了人口。
纽西兰以庞大的牛羊数量著称，牛的数量达到了1000万以上，而羊则有2600万头。
这个国家的人口数量较少，大约只有 500 万。
纽西兰实行左侧行驶，因为纽西兰是英联邦国家。
纽西兰人倾向于中古车，90%以上的交易都是中古车。
在纽西兰，男性照顾孩子和承担家务被视为理所当然。
纽西兰很难找到免费WiFi，公共场所不提供WiFi服务。
烟草价格昂贵，每年至少上涨10%，纽西兰目标是实现无烟国家。
作为一个岛国，纽西兰经常发生地震，所以房屋几乎都是木制的。
纽西兰没有蛇的原因仅仅是因为其土壤的特性所致。
因为土壤中含有大量的硫磺，野生蛇类无法在纽西兰生存。
纽西兰和澳洲的国旗很像，曾在奥运会时候被搞错过。

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New Zealand

In New Zealand, dogs enjoy the same status as humans.

There are more sheep than people in New Zealand.

New Zealand is famous for its large cattle and sheep populations, with more than 10 million cattle and 26 million sheep.

New Zealand has a small population of only about five million.

People drive on the left side of the road because New Zealand is a Commonwealth country.

New Zealanders tend to prefer used cars, with more than 90% of sales being in used cars.

In New Zealand, it is taken for granted that men should take care of children and share in doing the housework.

Free WiFi is hard to find in New Zealand and is not available in most public places.

Tobacco is expensive, its price rising by at least 10% a year, because New Zealand aims to become a smoke-free nation.

As an island nation, New Zealand has frequent earthquakes, so the houses are almost always made of wood.

The absence of snakes in New Zealand is simply a matter of soil composition.

Wild snakes cannot survive in New Zealand because the soil contains so much sulphur.

The flags of New Zealand and Australia are so similar that they were mixed up during the Olympics.

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