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The Xiaobian of the network introduces the Chinese people to find new opportunities in the clothing industry of Italy.

Hu Jianbing and Yang Guang are new Europeans.

In a Italy city called Prato, it is a 200 thousand population city adjacent to Florence. It is famous for its textile industry and has the largest population of Chinese in Europe.

Hu is a factory owner who came to Tuscany 20 years ago with the tide of Chinese immigrants.

Hu said: "when we first arrived here, we worked for Italian people.

Now they work for us. "

With the Italian tradition and high-end textile manufacturers being squeezed out of the market, the Chinese controlled garment making factories thrived in Plato, and these garment factories support the Chinese communities in all parts of Europe.

Hu's daughter is in Italy and is going to the University's son in Losangeles.

Recently, he bought a $80 thousand BMW for his son. "I have money."

Hu said he would not be able to return to China again. "Like us, people coming out of China have not been able to keep pace with the pace of domestic life."

Statistics show that low paid Chinese workers are returning to China, where opportunities for making money are emerging.

But just as they returned home, a higher generation of Chinese arrived in Italy. The latter found opportunities in the process of pformation.

Yang Guang, 27, from Qingdao, is smart and handsome. He has the desire to integrate into the local culture that he did not have in previous generations.

Yang studied international economics at University of Florence and then got a master's degree.

Besides Putonghua, he also speaks fluent Italian and English.

He said luxury stores have a large number of jobs suitable for young people in China.

He works part-time at blobury, but wants to find a more satisfactory job.

So he found a job as an outreach member in the platto parliament, which was responsible for visiting major factories to help factory owners and workers integrate into the local community.

He believes that the private sector in Europe

They all need people like him who can help Chinese entrepreneurs understand European customs and business rules.