Canadian homestay~~`

Which cities did you go to?

I have lived in vancouver, regina and winnpeg...now I live in vancouver...

If it’s Vancouver, actually this city isn’t too cold. It’s just rainy and rainy. Last year, Vancouver had what seemed to be the heaviest and longest snowfall in 30 years, so it was relatively cold. If Vancouver’s snowfall is normal, I I think we Chinese can still adapt... but Vancouver is wet and cold. If you are from the north, you may not be used to it at first...

If you go to cities in the east or central... .It is very cold!!!! Be sure to bring more warm clothes.. minus 30 or 40 degrees is normal!! But fortunately, most of those places are dry and cold, so the cold will not be too biting!!< /p>

As for food, it is necessary to bring some reserves...

Even in Vancouver, Toronto, and Calgary where there are many Chinese... you may not be used to it. The Chinese food there...\ And the winter camp should arrange for you to eat Canadian food...

If you come to Vancouver, you really need to find a chance to try Vancouver's salmon sashimi...

It’s really great!!!

Ah...it’s very important to prevent acclimatization...bring a bottle of water from China...

As for the homestay , it’s really a matter of opinion...I have met very good homestay mothers, but my friends have met very mean ones...it is possible that they will not feed you enough...and they will discriminate against China. People... Of course this is an individual case...

Most Canadians are friendly... However, speaking for myself, I think Canadians have the impression that they like Korea very much towards international students from Asian countries. People and Japanese... The rent charged to Japanese and Korean students is 500, while for Chinese it is 700..

The issue of wireless Internet access is a matter of opinion.. It seems like the homestay I encountered, She specially installed a route for me... But some homestays let you buy and prepare it yourself...