Auckland, home sweet home
I woke up early in the morning at six to make the bed and have my breakfast, and catch the bus at 7:15am to Auckland. It’s sunny and rainy and a beautiful rainbow just appears on the skyline of New Zealand.

After arriving Flat Bush, the new developed area in East Auckland, I went to a Chinese restaurant with relatives whom my mum used to know 19 years ago in New Zealand. There are many Chinese there, most of them speak Cantonese and Mandarin. I feel like I’m not in New Zealand, but I am.

There are quite a few Chinese grocery stores there, but things are not cheap.



There are also quite a number of mainland Chinese migrants in Auckland, too. Therefore, you can see signs are written in Simplified Chinese.
Supermarkets in New Zealand are really HUGE, the ceiling is so HIGH

And some New Zealand products are cheap, I mean, can be cheaper than products in Hong Kong.



Boxes are just put on top of racks:

I’ve been to Botany Town Centre, which comprises different retail stores and shops.

“Farmers” is the one equivalent to “Wing On” in Hong Kong.























