In July this year, I went to the Graduate School of Business of the University of Sydney to rent a house. Which district is better?

1. Ashfield

and Campsie: The former is known as the little shanghai of Sydney, and there are a large number of Chinese restaurants, which make life convenient for Chinese. The rent is cheaper than that in the city center. It takes only 1 minutes for the express train to get to the city center, 2 minutes for the local train and half an hour for the bus to get to the city center. Therefore, it is very popular among international students in China at universities in the city center. The latter is the same distance from the city center as Ashfield. The rent is low and the shopping is convenient. The railway station is also a big station, but because there are many Arabs and Vietnamese, the safety factor is low.

2. Croydon: The next Croydon：Ashfield is very quiet, with beautiful scenery and high safety factor. Most of them live in Australia. However, because Croydon's railway station is a small station, there is no express train and no large shopping center, students living in this area have to walk to Ashfield next door to take a bus or shop, or choose to take a bus.

3. Burwood: The next area of Croydon is more prosperous, and both Chinese and Australian natives like it. The area is also relatively safe. Convenient transportation: In the Chinese area of Sydney, these two stations are convenient for transportation. There are four train lines passing by, so it is convenient for friends who are in MQ, SYDU,UNSW,UTS or working in the CITY to stay here. Convenient shopping: Everything bought by Chinese shops in Burwood is very cheap, especially the TONGLI

MARKET.

4. Hurstiville: Shopping is convenient, including Westfield, Meyer, Coles, Woolworth, K-Mart, Target, Aldi, and many supermarkets in China, where you can buy domestic goods at relatively low prices. It's convenient to eat. There are many Chinese restaurants, and the dishes are quite good. The transportation facilities are convenient. First of all, it is a big station. The local train takes 28 minutes to get to the CITY, and the express train takes about 2 minutes. Sometimes there is an express train during the peak hours, and it takes more than ten minutes to get to the CITY. The environment is good and safe. Most people living in HURSTVILLE are from China, so the environment is relatively safe and there are few robberies.