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Ambassador She Bo Hua Attends Vanuatu Constitution Day Event
On October 5, 2015, Ambassador She Bo Hua attended the Constitution Day event of Vanuatu. President Lonsdale delivered a speech at the event, which was also attended by Acting Prime Minister Kakeses, Speaker Pipite, Supreme Court Chief Justice, cabinet ministers, former dignitaries, diplomats from various countries, and people from all walks of life.
Education, Healthcare, Public Safety, and Property Protection in Vanuatu
Listen to Vanuatu immigrants discuss life in Vanuatu: There are two private schools to choose from in Vanuatu, an English school and a French school. In fact, both schools teach English and French simultaneously. All teachers are Caucasian, primarily from Australia, New Zealand, and France. The curriculum design in the schools is not much different from that in China, covering mathematics, physics, and chemistry. However, the intensity of training in these subjects in China is something they may not be able to match…
Vanuatu: Lost in the Remote South Pacific
Experience life in Vanuatu through Vanuatu immigration: Located in Oceania, northeast of Australia, Vanuatu consists of over 80 islands and features a tropical marine climate. The island's natural and cultural landscapes are unique among South Pacific island nations.
Vanuatu - My Happy Farm Life
I fell in love with Vanuatu on my first visit. After successfully investing and immigrating to Vanuatu, I purchased a farm for retirement purposes. The farm is approximately 40 hectares, with relatively few trees on the west side and what can only be described as a pristine forest on the east, featuring several hundred trees with diameters exceeding one meter. To the north of the farm is an asphalt road that circles the island, providing convenient transportation. To the south is the vast ocean. During this visit, my friends and I set up tents on the farm...
Sand Art of Vanuatu
Focus on Vanuatu immigration and life in Vanuatu: Sand art is a unique skill passed down through generations of the indigenous people of Vanuatu, surpassing the sand art found in other parts of the world. Sand art refers to the various patterns drawn directly on open sandy areas (beaches) or surfaces covered with volcanic ash or soil using a single finger.