1. Madrid Madrid is the Beijing of Spain and is the political center. If you happen to come from the north of China, then Madrid will also be your "north" of Spain; if you come from the south of China, then the sun in Madrid will look good to you.

Pay special attention to sun protection when going out.

In the Fuencarral-El Pardo district, the supporting facilities are complete and the greening rate is quite high. The most famous luxury street in Madrid, Las Rozas, is also here, where superstars and celebrities gather. Cristiano Ronaldo’s sky-high-priced mansion is also in the Fuencarral-El Pardo district of Madrid.

, Oh, yes, it is said to be a luxury house, more than 1 million euros. Don't compare it with that in China. The houses there are not popular for speculation.

It is also home to many of Spain's largest companies.

In the Fuencarral-El Pardo district, there are several top international schools in Spain. Chinese parents who are considering educating their children can choose to buy real estate here.

For many Chinese, the Usera district of Madrid is also a place that cannot be ignored, because it has become the Chinatown of Spain. Many retail merchants from China work and live in this area. Many of these Chinese hope to obtain higher education.

Chinese students with academic qualifications.

In the Chinese shopping mall in Usera district, you can find a lot of Chinese products: cabbage, cabbage, radish, lotus root, parsley, leek, loofah... Sometimes you can even meet - "fried dough sticks"!

2. Barcelona Barcelona is such a city: it is surrounded by mountains and sea, has a pleasant climate, beautiful scenery, and is full of tourists; it is a city of art, where the works of Gaudí, Miro, and Picasso shine; it is a city of football,

Football is integrated into the blood of Barcelona people; it is the economic capital, one of the cities with the best economic situation in Spain; it is the cultural capital, where artists, designers, and scholars from all over Europe gather here; Barcelona is a city that never sleeps, like the big city

Like Shanghai, there are always various theatrical performances and activities taking place; it is also an international exhibition and conference center, and many large-scale international events are held here.

Here, there are excellent universities, an international environment, prosperous trade and economic activities, and a lively atmosphere of innovation. No wonder many people choose to come here, whether for investment purposes, residence purposes, children's education, or future business.

Barcelona is their first choice.

Of course, the cost of living in Barcelona is relatively high, and you need to decide based on your actual situation.

3. Valencia Valencia is the capital of the Valencia region, the third largest city in Spain, and the city with the third largest Chinese population in Spain.

The climate is warm and humid, suitable for living, and the cost of living is relatively low.

For the Chinese, the three most famous things in Valencia are: Valencia Football Club, paella and the Fallas Festival.

Yes, paella originated in Valencia, and the rice used to make seafood comes from the Albufera Nature Reserve in Valencia.

Valencia is also one of the first cities to have trade relations with China and is the end point of the Maritime Silk Road. The history of the ancient silk trading hall here can be traced back to more than 1,500 years ago.

No wonder Miss Falla's silk costumes are so exquisite and beautiful. It turns out that silk culture has a long history here.

There are two famous universities here, the University of Valencia and the Polytechnic University of Valencia, and the quality of teaching is no less than that of universities in Madrid and Barcelona.

There are also many Chinese companies here, as well as the Confucius Institute.

If you combine livability, education quality, and economic activity, Valencia can be a very good overall choice.

4. Alicante Alicante is the capital of the Alicante province in the Valencia region and is a pearl on Spain's white coastline.

The city is surrounded by mountains and the sea. From any corner of the city, you can reach the seaside in less than 15 minutes by car. The climate is warm and humid all year round, and it is a city with blue sea and blue sky.

Alicante is the starting point of the Volvo World Sailing Race and has a long history of sailing culture. Fishing, diving, kayaking and other sea-related activities are very popular here.

The food here is also very rich, including Spanish risotto, tapas, and various seafood.

Time seems to slow down here, and you can enjoy the slow life and coastal scenery.

If you buy the right house, you may actually live a life of "facing the sea and blooming spring flowers" every day.

Although you can enjoy a slow life, it does not mean that the economy here is backward.

There is an excellent Alicante University and many innovative companies here. Nearby Elche is the shoe city in Spain, where many Chinese have long taken root in the clothing, shoe and hat-related trade.

Housing prices here are also much cheaper than in Madrid and Barcelona.

If you are tired of the hustle and bustle of the city and want to enjoy a high-quality life, Alicante is definitely the best choice.

If it is for retirement, there are many small coastal towns near Alicante, which are quiet and beautiful.

People who live on the coast here can tell you responsibly: the price of sea view rooms here is so cheap that it may scare you.