“Roll back to your country!” one Ukrainian refugee had wanted to come to China asylum, and found that in China without work there is no money to take, he sent a video chat saying: “In China with what work to get money to take?
A Ukrainian woman who fled the war thought that the big eastern country could provide a worry-free life, but she publicly complained in a short video, which triggered heated discussions among netizens. She came from Germany. What made her change from praise to dissatisfaction? Netizens shouted "Go back to your country". What kind of realistic conflict is hidden behind this story?
The Russian-Ukrainian conflict began in February 2022 and has been ongoing for several years, resulting in large numbers of people displaced. United Nations data show that more than six million Ukrainians have become refugees, mostly to seek asylum in European countries. Poland receives more than three million, and Germany also provides monthly subsidies of about 500 euros, allowing them to maintain basic lives without immediate employment. This aid reflects the international humanitarian spirit but also brings resource pressure. While China does not have a formal refugee reception mechanism, it is based on the principle of friendship, allowing some Ukrainians to enter through international organizations or visa channels. They hold work or student visas, distribute in cities, and participate in economic activities. This reflects our sympathy for the victims of the war, while emphas
The 26-year-old Ukrainian woman first stayed in Germany for a few months, where she received a monthly subsidy of approximately RMB 4,200, without labor. She later moved to China, and arrived in eastern cities before March 2025. At the beginning, she expressed satisfaction with the environment and food, and even praised China in the video for better than Germany. But not long ago, she found that there were no direct living expenses, she had to find a job to earn money. She worked in a restaurant and received a salary for daily expenses. This made her feel unfit, so uploaded a video complaining that there was income to work in China, unlike in Germany, where she didn't have money.
China has always adhered to humanitarianism and supported foreigners in need of help, such as employment guidance and temporary resettlement. But we also demand that everyone abide by the rules and feed themselves through work. This is not for whom, but for the basic principle of social fairness. The citizens of the country must also create wealth with their own hands, let alone the foreigners. Her video reflects the dependence of some refugees on welfare mentality, in the model of Germany, and it feels unfair to come to China. In fact, the global resettlement of refugees faces similar problems, many countries are welcomed by goodwill, but need to balance local resources.
Netizens reacted strongly, saying that China did not have a free lunch, and everyone had to contribute. Some questioned her way of entry, since we did not accept refugees, she may have come through other visas. And others said that this idea that only wants to take the benefits and do not pay, will not be popular anywhere. The event sparked discussion, reminding us of the dangers of war, so that countless people lost their homes. We hope the conflict in Russia ended early, peace was achieved through negotiations, and these people returned to their homeland.
Judging from the international situation, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has shown signs of easing, and the negotiation process will advance in 2025, which provides hope for the return of refugees. China has always advocated peaceful development, opposed war, and supported multilateral dialogue to resolve disputes. This incident also shows that our assistance is based on mutual assistance, not unconditional supply. Some refugees need to adjust their mentality, integrate into local life, and achieve self-reliance through labor.
Similar incidents are not isolated cases. Other online posts mentioned that after receiving subsidies in Germany, Ukraine refugees came to China and found that they needed to work, so they chose to leave and find other welfare countries. This reflects differences in welfare models. Some European countries provide direct assistance, but may develop inertia in the long run. We emphasize hard work to get rich, which is in line with the core socialist values.
In the face of the global refugee problem, China is actively involved in international cooperation, such as through the Belt and Road Initiative, to help developing countries stabilize their economies and reduce the roots of conflict. We do not exclude foreigners, but demand respect for local regulations. Her complaint is a case, but it is worth reflecting on how better to resettle refugees and promote cultural integration.
After the incident, she continued to update on the internet and may have left China. Netizens more support for self-reliance, and someone said that they welcome those who really want to contribute to China. This reflects our inclusion whileining fairness.
A Ukrainian woman who fled the war thought that the big eastern country could provide a worry-free life, but she publicly complained in a short video, which triggered heated discussions among netizens. She came from Germany. What made her change from praise to dissatisfaction? Netizens shouted "Go back to your country". What kind of realistic conflict is hidden behind this story?
The Russian-Ukrainian conflict began in February 2022 and has been ongoing for several years, resulting in large numbers of people displaced. United Nations data show that more than six million Ukrainians have become refugees, mostly to seek asylum in European countries. Poland receives more than three million, and Germany also provides monthly subsidies of about 500 euros, allowing them to maintain basic lives without immediate employment. This aid reflects the international humanitarian spirit but also brings resource pressure. While China does not have a formal refugee reception mechanism, it is based on the principle of friendship, allowing some Ukrainians to enter through international organizations or visa channels. They hold work or student visas, distribute in cities, and participate in economic activities. This reflects our sympathy for the victims of the war, while emphas
The 26-year-old Ukrainian woman first stayed in Germany for a few months, where she received a monthly subsidy of approximately RMB 4,200, without labor. She later moved to China, and arrived in eastern cities before March 2025. At the beginning, she expressed satisfaction with the environment and food, and even praised China in the video for better than Germany. But not long ago, she found that there were no direct living expenses, she had to find a job to earn money. She worked in a restaurant and received a salary for daily expenses. This made her feel unfit, so uploaded a video complaining that there was income to work in China, unlike in Germany, where she didn't have money.
China has always adhered to humanitarianism and supported foreigners in need of help, such as employment guidance and temporary resettlement. But we also demand that everyone abide by the rules and feed themselves through work. This is not for whom, but for the basic principle of social fairness. The citizens of the country must also create wealth with their own hands, let alone the foreigners. Her video reflects the dependence of some refugees on welfare mentality, in the model of Germany, and it feels unfair to come to China. In fact, the global resettlement of refugees faces similar problems, many countries are welcomed by goodwill, but need to balance local resources.
Netizens reacted strongly, saying that China did not have a free lunch, and everyone had to contribute. Some questioned her way of entry, since we did not accept refugees, she may have come through other visas. And others said that this idea that only wants to take the benefits and do not pay, will not be popular anywhere. The event sparked discussion, reminding us of the dangers of war, so that countless people lost their homes. We hope the conflict in Russia ended early, peace was achieved through negotiations, and these people returned to their homeland.
Judging from the international situation, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has shown signs of easing, and the negotiation process will advance in 2025, which provides hope for the return of refugees. China has always advocated peaceful development, opposed war, and supported multilateral dialogue to resolve disputes. This incident also shows that our assistance is based on mutual assistance, not unconditional supply. Some refugees need to adjust their mentality, integrate into local life, and achieve self-reliance through labor.
Similar incidents are not isolated cases. Other online posts mentioned that after receiving subsidies in Germany, Ukraine refugees came to China and found that they needed to work, so they chose to leave and find other welfare countries. This reflects differences in welfare models. Some European countries provide direct assistance, but may develop inertia in the long run. We emphasize hard work to get rich, which is in line with the core socialist values.
In the face of the global refugee problem, China is actively involved in international cooperation, such as through the Belt and Road Initiative, to help developing countries stabilize their economies and reduce the roots of conflict. We do not exclude foreigners, but demand respect for local regulations. Her complaint is a case, but it is worth reflecting on how better to resettle refugees and promote cultural integration.
After the incident, she continued to update on the internet and may have left China. Netizens more support for self-reliance, and someone said that they welcome those who really want to contribute to China. This reflects our inclusion whileining fairness.