What are some of the things you ve experienced in Canada that feel like it s not as good as China?

Toronto's roads are uneven and the cars are bumpy. Eating consumption is still expensive, each province has a different consumption tax, some cities are very high, such as Montreal, everyone will say that China also has taxes, but I don't think they are expensive in the end, some cities are still few Chinese restaurants, the practice is not delicious, five-star hotels live in several rooms, breakfast is very poor, really bad, there is nothing to take, their meals are either too sweet or too salty. It's too cold, and in some cities, it's summer in July and August, and in other cities, it's winter, and it's dark at nine o'clock in the evening.

There is no subway, even taxis are rarely seen, the bus basically comes once an hour, can not be counted on, the traffic is inconvenient, can only rely on private cars.

The clothes sold in the shopping malls are ugly, like the clothes in our supermarkets at the junction of urban and rural areas, which are loose and saggy, and the numbers are very large, because there are too many big fat people, especially female fat people.

First, the air is good.

Second, the quality of the people is high.

3. High food safety. There are too many that are not as good as China's, first, prices are high.

Second, poor infrastructure Third, poor wifi signal.

Fourth, life in the countryside is inconvenient.

Fifth, the streets are full of cigarette butts, homeless people and leaves.

Sixth, it is inconvenient for leisure, and you have to drive to buy a small thing, which is not as good as China is full of shops.

The most intuitive feeling is that the air is too unclean, there is no bustling crowd on the street, and it is not lively at all.

More, I don't know how to evaluate it as the most livable in the world, especially to see the hospital, the doctor is very fast to see a doctor for major and minor illnesses, and you can get it soon, and now the level of Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen hospitals is already very good, you can go to a full set of physical examinations every year, including gastrointestinal endoscopy chest CT, half a day to get it, there is a problem to treat in advance, the security of the country is much better, the transportation is convenient, the air is not bad, the elderly and patients are not suitable to go to Canada.

Not to mention the city in which it is located! A little off the city center, the phone bricks in minutes! It's not as good as the signal when I used to travel in the remote mountainous areas of Dabie Mountain in China!

The ecological environment is even better, squirrels, lizards and all kinds of wild birds are really crawling all over the streets.

I waited in the hospital for six hours without seeing a doctor. It's not good to be able to solve it in half an hour in China.

The suburban signal is poor, the network coverage area is low, and my family has been using the satellite network until now, because it is too far away from the base station, and the network cable is pulled into the driveway, and there is no signal.

If you want to buy an apple, you have to drive ten minutes to buy it, because the convenience store in the residential area only sells water and milk.

The road is not as flat as Beijing, and the network fee is too expensive, and the monthly fee is too expensive. It's not convenient to buy something, Amazon Canada buys something and delivers it in 15 days, and the owner of the **store has closed early. There is no wet market, and the vegetables in the supermarket are not as fresh as the vegetable market.

Canada's economy is indeed very developed, but if ordinary people have all kinds of inconveniences in food, clothing, housing, transportation and play.

Traveling here is not as fun as in China. The scenery is not diverse, and the food is the same, all of which are fast food such as hamburgers. There is no local character in the scenery and dining.

After installing a broadband band, I tossed for more than a week, and I made no less than 20 calls**, and my listening and speaking skills have made a qualitative leap.

Low work efficiency and slow pace of life.

I'm a junior, and the school cafeteria is super good, but I have never had Chinese food, and I can't feel the warmth of home.

It takes more than ten years to build a road, and the progress of the work is surprisingly slow.

Their living conditions are very relaxed, and their daily life is also very nourishing, without any pressure of Kyunggi Ran, and their work is also very good, and their personal income is also very high. Reputation.

The Chinese people living in Canada are very good and simple, because Canada is a very relaxed, economically developed country with very convenient transportation.

The local life is still very cautious and comfortable Zen Sui, the pace of life will be particularly slow, the local people are very fond of raising flowers and vegetables, and there is also a wide attack to stimulate fishing, and the local expenses are not large.

If your goal is to study abroad and eventually obtain immigration status in Canada, it is recommended that you apply for courses in public institutions and go through the SPP program, free of funds** explanation, to facilitate obtaining a visa.

Completion of a minimum of 2 years of post-secondary course, after graduation, you can get a 3-year work visa, and one year of work can be obtained through the experience category to obtain immigration status.

Where there are people, there are Chinese, Canada's welfare is world-famous, in the past, Canada was very strict on the approval of study visas, in recent years, Canada ** encourages study abroad first and then immigration, the implementation of the study visa SPP program in 2010 reflects that Canada welcomes Chinese students to study, and the experience immigration policy is more conducive to local graduate international students to immigrate to Canada. Therefore, the number of international students studying in Canada has increased in recent years, so it is normal for the number of Chinese students to grow in Canada.

The study environment in Canada is more relaxed and less stressful, no more stressful than those in the Ivy League in the United States. It is more suitable for people with a high degree of freedom to choose to develop their own interests.

Canada is good. Chinese who go to Canada are rich! Better than going to Australia.