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  1. So in practice, most Australian from all backgrounds live and
  2. breathe the cultural diversity, actively engaging with goods and activities
  3. from many different cultures.
  4. And here is another example to reflect the multiculturalism in
  5. Melbourne, just a few kilometres from the city center, the
  6. area of victoria street Richmond is known as Mother's little
  7. Saigon. So back to the history.
  8. The Vietnamese immigrant firstly arrived in Melbourne as refugees and
  9. soon began congregating around Richmond in 1976.
  10. By the 1990s, the number of witnessing bond migrants choosing
  11. to immigrate to Australia began to overtake the number of
  12. refugees, which makes venom is the sixth largest oversee born
  13. population in Australia.
  14. The Vietnamese small business gradually transformed the streetscapes in several
  15. like Richmond and spring well into vibrant restaurants and retail
  16. centuries with a high degree of social embed nous of
  17. migrants in both the place of origin and the place
  18. of destination.
  19. The Vietnamese culture is widely disseminated and accepted by local
  20. society and couches and meanwhile enhanced the cultural diversity in
  21. Melbourne and besides the living, Melbourne website points out many
  22. other multicultural communities that exist in Melbourne as a society
  23. that choices with heterogeneous cultural practices and values.
  24. A diversity of restaurants and multicultural festival were often mentioned
  25. as some of the benefits of multiculturalism.
  26. The cultural mixing and matching is almost universal and the
  27. interactive cultural diversity is becoming increasingly mainstream.
  28. In Melbourne, we could say that the ethnic and cultural
  29. diversity creates and promotes by the multiculturalism provide a positive
  30. learning experience or then the horizon's and to understand that
  31. different doesn't mean bad.
  32. Under the premise of the increasing number of migrants, how
  33. much should we encourage immigrants to maintain their own cultural
  34. identity or support immigrant to integrate with the Australian mainstream
  35. cultures has become the problem to be faced?