在悉尼,人与人之间显得友好,而不需防范。家家户户不装钢窗,院墙只有膝至脐高。悉尼人较少表现出功利性,没有到处有可能被人咬上一口的感觉。路上遇见的人,在与你眼神对上时,往往会竖起大拇指,做“强”的手势。只是遇到的如不是白人,则不会有此待遇,眼神相互回避。悉尼街头少有卫生间标志,因此去厕所是大问题,不是没有或少,而是对于我这个中国人来说不易找到。其实一出环岛码头站,站台楼下就 In Sydney, people are friendly without any precaution. Every household does not install steel windows, hospital walls only knee to navel high. Sydney shows less utility, and there is no feeling of being bite everywhere. People who meet on the road often show their thumbs when making eye contact with you and make “strong” gestures. Only encountered if not white, then there will be no treatment, eyes avoid each other. There are few signboards on the streets of Sydney, so going to the toilet is a big problem, not less or less, but not easy for me, a Chinese. In fact, a round the island terminal station, the platform downstairs