Introduction to the number of Chinese in Britain and the cities with the largest number of Chinese.

According to the 200 1 British census, there are 247,403 Chinese living in Britain, accounting for 0.4% of the national population and 5.3% of the ethnic minority population. In England? Asians? (Asia) Then what? China? (China people) are outstanding in demography; ? Asians? Usually refers to Indians, Pakistanis, Bangladeshis and Sri Lankans.

In 2006, the British Bureau of Statistics released a report on ethnic minorities based on the data of 200 1 census, in which the relevant data of Chinese are as follows:

The total population is 500,000

Geographical distribution: 33% of overseas Chinese in Britain live in London, with 13.6% in the southeast and11%in the northwest.

Place of birth: Hongkong: 29%, Britain: 25%, Chinese mainland: 19%, Malaysia: 8%, Vietnam: 4%, Singapore: 3%, Scotland: 2.4%, Taiwan Province: 2%, Wales: 0.9%, Northern Ireland: 0./kloc-.

Religious Beliefs 53% of China people claim that they have no religious beliefs, 2 1. 1% are Christians, 15. 1% are Buddhists.

Among all ethnic minorities, the proportion of Chinese students is the highest (about one third), and the daily craftsmen are the least (17%).

hire

With the economic recovery constantly creating new jobs, the employment rate in Britain has reached the best level in history. 2065438+March 2004? In May, 73. 1% of the people aged 65,438+06 to 64 were working, which was 0.5 percentage point higher than that in the quarter of 65,438+0, and the same as that in 2004? The best record of history in 2005 was flat. In the second quarter, the number of employed people increased by 254,000 to 30.64 million, an increase of 929,000 over last year, most of whom were full-time jobs. The unemployment rate dropped to 6.5%, reaching the lowest value since 65438+February in 2008, down 0.4 percentage point from the previous quarter and down 1.3% from 20 13 years. The number of unemployed people decreased 12 1 10,000, among which long-term unemployment and youth unemployment began. Although the employment rate has increased, the average nominal income in Britain has only increased by 0.7%, and the growth rate has slowed down. After six consecutive years of decline, real wages are expected to rise this year, but it still takes time to reach the turning point of growth.

Education and tourism

Britain is also a world leader in education, academic research and scientific research. The world-famous Oxford University and Cambridge University are both located in Britain. They are the most important educational hubs in the world outside the United States. Every year, Britain attracts many international students from all over the world to study, which not only brings rich foreign exchange to the country, but also attracts many talents for this country with a knowledge economy system.

Tourism in Britain is also very important: there are more than 27 million tourists every year, ranking sixth in the world, lower than China (33 million) and higher than Australia (1965438+ million). Features include castles, the British Museum and super-large greenhouses.

Major city

The prosperous cities in Britain are London, Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Cardiff, Belfast, Cambridge, Oxford, Sheffield and Newcastle.

The most populous city in China.

London-124250

Manchester-13500(2.7%)

Birmingham-12700( 1.2%)

Liverpool -7978 (65438 +0.7%)

Cardiff -4 170( 1.2%)

Belfast-2,230 (0.78%)

Cambridge-4,450 (3.5%)

Oxford-3,600 people (2.3%)

Sheffield-7,400 (65,438 +0.3%)

Newcastle -6040 people (2.2%)

urban climate

Britain is a country with mild climate and beautiful scenery. In the cycle of spring, summer, autumn and winter, although the temperature in Britain rarely exceeds 32 degrees or is lower than-10 degrees, the weather in Britain changes very frequently. It was sunny just now, and it will turn into a downpour in a blink of an eye. Therefore, in terms of clothes, we suggest that you keep warm clothes and rain gear at your side at any time, and wear multiple layers of clothes to facilitate taking off and putting on at any time to adapt to the change of temperature.