1990 What do immigrants to Canada have in common?

1, mainly skilled immigrants. 1990 is the first batch of immigrants from Chinese mainland, most of whom are skilled immigrants.

Many people's English level is not very good. At that time, the language ability of skilled immigrants was relatively relaxed, and the English level of that generation could not be compared with that of college students now.

3. Many of them can't enter the professional field after emigrating to Canada. Due to the lack of English proficiency, older age, lack of re-learning ability and other reasons, many of those skilled immigrants were unable to engage in professional work in Canada and had to work in loabour.

4. Because I immigrated to Canada, I missed the best and fastest development in China for 20 years. The conditions of the wave of skilled immigrants in China are very good. Judging from their age, education and qualifications, if they stay in China, they should be the main beneficiaries of China's rapid development in the past 20 years.

5. Because Canadians failed to meet expectations, missed opportunities at home, and then saw the swagger of investment immigrants from China, some of those skilled immigrants became very bad.

Of course, many people in that wave of skilled immigrants successfully entered the professional field in Canada, with smooth sailing and good mentality.