Hospitality Internship: about the country I'm going to

Australia is the sixth largest country in the world, the only country that occupies an entire continent.
Wonderful golden beaches, clear waters, the sound of waves, vibrant nightlife, grand metropolises, amusement parks, and natural attractions—this is a country turned upside down, where the sun rises from right to left, and summer occurs when it is winter for us.
The people of Australia are friendly, open, and welcoming; they love to joke, including about themselves. Australia is the only country in the world that occupies the territory of an entire continent. And it is home to perhaps the most sensible Anglo-Saxons in the world, whose life motto is “No Worries.”
Sydney is one of the largest and most beautiful cities in the world. It features the skyscrapers of the City and the historic buildings of the Rocks and Kings Cross, Chinatown, and Liverpool Street, vast green parks, and ultra-modern Olympic structures. This is the land of bush, the Blue Mountains, and the Red Desert. Here, koalas hang from eucalyptus trees like bunches of ripe grapes, and fish at the Great Barrier Reef change their sex. This is a land of nature’s oddities, such as the platypus and echidna, and a country turned upside down, where the sun moves from right to left, and summer occurs when it is winter for us.

“A person can only count on success if the option of failure is also embedded in their consciousness.”
Sol Shulman (Australia — Terra Incognita. When animals were still humans.)
“Australian nature… was more interesting to us because it overturned all our familiar notions of the works of the plant and animal kingdom.”

D. Zavalishin.