《多得你的深愛—悉尼》
旅程自有終結時，或者我可能多寫了。但我想寫深入點，多得悉尼我深愛，我拍了很多照片，又拍了好多短片，有些照片及片段，是動人的。不是嗎？藍山國家公園的2%，已夠你癡迷一整天。野生動物園的無尾熊及袋鼠，你從沒想到原來可以那麼親近。莫說那綠油油的青草地，古建築興藝術氛圍，已足夠讓你百看不完。看那悉尼大學的中央，著那維多利亞公園的格局，身在悉尼之中，你的心境不期然平復下來，郵奏亦不期然減慢，慢活起來。
澳洲的天然資源非常豐富，而且他們依賴天然資源而共生，你隨時可在一片青草地，柔和的陽光，去感受大自然與你，同是那麼的親近。他們並不追求快，不需要那麼快的列車，又因為天然資源雄厚關係，又不需要電動車。當然澳洲亦流行電子支付，亦有網約車集運消費，但他們並不認為社會要趕快進入AI時代，感覺他們認為足夠便是，無需要求過多。
在多元共存的環境裡，面對很多移民的問題，亦是現在各大都市同樣面對的困難。悉尼很多基層工作都由南亞人、華人等去擔當。悉尼人口中南亞、華人數目日漸增多，是基層勞工的中流砥柱。我發現有些餐館是家庭式，特別是咖啡店均以個體經營為主。我個人認為他們沒有看低其他職業，反而他們很重祝大家都有空間去經營，如果有人想壟斷，消費者興持份者會竭力抵抗，齊心向他們說不。至今仍十分喜歡在天店酒吧及意大利餐廳的那幾頓飯，不只是吃飯，而是一種交流，就像跟新相識朋友談談天一樣，很感恩我們能有這種體驗。
澳洲人自有自己喜歡的節奏和空間，社會發展得快與否，不像是他們的首要選項，有些土地是否要開發，亦不在乎似的。首要的是，要有陽光與海灘，要有與自然接觸的環境，更要有精神上的閒適及共融於自然之中。感覺悉尼人的精神面貌跟大自然有點像，十分率性。而且下午茶時段在街上會有很多上班人拿著酒杯談天說地，假期就是一隊人或一家人相約行山，然後在餐廳一家人各自吃一整個大比蕯，見人家拿share plate, 分享食物，反而覺得有點怪。悉尼，有著大城市的活力，但跟其他城市相比，悉尼顯然有著十分獨特的生活態度與節奏。
短遊幾天，能記下能感受的，都記透寫透了。多得悉尼的深愛，讓我置身其中，悉尼所面對的就是移民入境的問題，當人口的轉變超出國家可承受的轉向時，這有如生態開始不平衡一樣。澳洲人對於生態平衝方面素來有自己的一套，應有信心解決得到。走筆至此，再寫便會濫情。悉尼，我們仍要再會的。
It's a beautiful Day — Say Bye to Sydney
"Thanks to Your Deep Love—Sydney"
The journey comes to be ended, perhaps I've written too much. But I want to delve deeper. Thanks to my deep love for Sydney, I took countless photos and filmed countless short videos. Some of the photos and clips are truly touching, aren't they? Just 2% of Blue Mountains National Park area is enough to keep you captivated for a whole day. The koalas and kangaroos at the wildlife park are so close you never imagined you could get. Not to mention the lush green grass, the ancient buildings and the artistic atmosphere are enough to keep you coming back for more exposure. Looking at the center of Sydney University and the sprawling Victoria Park, being calms your mind and slows down your pace.
Australia is rich in natural resources, and they thrive on them. You can always find nature, surrounded by green grass and gentle sunshine, feeling its closeness to you. They don't pursue speed; they don't need fast trains. And because of their abundant natural resources, they don't need electric cars. Of course, electronic payments and ride-hailing services are popular in Australia, but they don't believe society needs to rush into the AI era. They believe that what they have is enough, and there's no need to desire too much.
In a diverse environment, facing many immigration issues is a challenge that major cities face today. Many grassroots jobs in Sydney are held by South Asians and Chinese. The number of South Asians and Chinese in Sydney's population is increasing, and they form the backbone of grassroots labor. I've noticed that some restaurants are family-run, and coffee shops, in particular, are primarily individually owned. I personally don't think they look down on other professions. On the contrary, they treasure the space for everyone to operate. If anyone tries to monopolize, consumers and stakeholders will resist and say no. I still love those meals experience at Tiandian Bar and Italian Restaurant. It wasn't just about eating, it was about connecting, like chatting with new friends. I'm grateful for these experiences which i treasure in this trip.
Australians have their own preferred pace and lifestyle. The speed of social development isn't their primary concern, and they don't seem to care whether some land is developed. First and foremost, there must be sunshine and beaches, an environment that connects with nature, and even more importantly, a sense of spiritual relaxation and a sense of connection with nature. During afternoon tea, you'll find many office workers chatting and chatting over glasses of wine on the streets. On holidays, groups or families often go hiking together, and then each family eats a whole large salad at a restaurant. Seeing people sharing plates and eating together seems a bit strange. Sydney has the energy of a big city, but compared to other cities, it clearly has a very unique attitude and pace of life.
During my short trip of few days, I captured and wrote about everything I could. Thanks to my deep love for Sydney, I was able to immerse myself in it. Sydney faces the issue of immigration. When population change exceeds a country's capacity, it's like an ecological imbalance. Australians have always had their own way of dealing with ecological imbalances, and we should be confident that we can resolve them. I've written so far, and any further would be sentimental. See you again, Sydney.
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