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Vancouver is a seaport city in British Columbia, British Columbia, west Canada, which is close to the Pacific coast. It faces vancouver island across the Strait of Georgia Strait of Georgia, and is close to Washington, USA. It is the largest city in British Columbia with a population of about 1.9 million. She is surrounded by mountains on three sides and the sea on one side. Although it is at a high latitude, it is influenced by the Pacific monsoon and warm current in the south, and the Rocky Mountain running through the North American continent in the northeast as a barrier. It has a mild and humid climate and a pleasant environment all year round, making it a famous tourist attraction in Canada. Due to the pleasant climatic conditions and unique natural beauty, Vancouver has become the most suitable paradise for those who enjoy life. It is one of the most livable cities in the world at present.

In 1791, Captain Jose Maria Marvaez of Spain was also the first explorer who published the report on the route from the northwest of North America to the east. After Marvaez arrived in Vancouver, he sketched out the topographic map around Vancouver at that time with the help of local aborigines. Then, on June 13th, 1792, Captain George Vancouver of Vancouver led the British ship Discovery to Vancouver with a generous gift of fish, which was warmly welcomed by the local native Musquean, so he was the first European to enter the inland through the Burrard estuary, and exchanged local information with Spanish explorers Valdes and Galiano in English Bay on the British beach, which is also the origin of Vancouver's place names in the future.

In 188, Simon Freser discovered a new trade route from the inland to the Pacific coast via Freser River, which indirectly contributed to the gold rush in the future and the origin of the name of Freser River. In 188, Hudson's Bay Company, a big trader on the west coast, expanded its business to Vancouver and established Fort Langley Trading Station, and the white colonial period on the west coast began. In 1846, Governor James began to supervise vancouver island and the inland area named New Caledonia at that time, and at the same time, 49 degrees north latitude was used to divide the colonial rule of Britain and the United States.

In 1858, a gold mine was discovered in Fraser Valley. At this time, 2, people poured into New Caledonia. At this time, Britain urgently formulated and promulgated laws and appointed James Doulas as the first governor. Due to gold digging, logging and the opening of the railway in the future, Vancouver will prosper in the future. In 1859, New Westminster in New Westminster became the capital of British Columbia. In 1866, after the first white Mc.Leery family moved to Fraser Valley to establish a timber factory, Vancouver's timber industry began to develop. In 1866, vancouver island and lower mainland in Greater Vancouver were federated, and Vancouver was named after this, but its capital was still New Westminster. Until 1868, the capital of Greater Vancouver was moved to Victoria, city of victoria, vancouver island, and the first bridge was erected on Fraser River in 1872, which made it easier for trade to develop inland.

On April 6th, 1886, Granville was located in Gravelle, False Narrow Bay, which was then a sawmill, a copper mine and a warehouse-lending distribution center. After it was transferred to Vancouver, there were 1, residents and 6 loggers here. It was argued that Stanley was designated as a public park in the first citizens' meeting. At noon on June 13th, the same year, a fire destroyed more than 1, buildings in just 45 minutes, thus completely transforming the robbed Vancouver. On May 23rd, 1887, Vancouver was connected to the railway, which became the west terminal of the Pacific Railway, and also promoted the rapid development of Vancouver.

In 189, Lion Gate Bridge, which spans Burrard Narrow Bay, was opened to traffic, making it more convenient for West Vancouver to travel to North Vancouver. In 1896, Chinese in Vancouver specially built a beautiful archway, the former site of China City, to celebrate the visit of Li Hongzhang, the ambassador of the Qing court. In 194, Great Northern, an American great north railway company, connected Vancouver and Seattle, which made the business exchanges between Vancouver and the West Coast of the United States more enthusiastic.

Today, Vancouver has become the industrial, commercial and financial center of British Columbia, Canada. With the vast forest resources in the mainland, it has developed wood processing industry. In recent years, the influx of new Asian immigrants has directly promoted the positive development of industry and commerce. At the same time, Vancouver cooperated with British Columbia to promote tourism in a planned way. Vancouver, with British style and oriental sentiment, caused a whirlwind in Taiwan Province. Vancouver is also a necessary transit station for all parts of Canada from Taiwan Province, which has doubled the number of Chinese people going to Vancouver in recent years.

Vancouver is the city with the largest port on the west coast of Canada. Vancouver Port is a natural deep-water port that is not frozen. Even in severe winter and December, the average temperature is above degrees Celsius. Due to its unique geographical conditions, Vancouver Port is the largest port on the west coast of North America to handle bulk cargo, and there are regular ocean vessels going back and forth with Asia, Oceania, Europe and Latin America. Only a few thousand ships dock in the port every year, and the annual cargo throughput is about 1 million tons.

Vancouver is the third largest city after Toronto and Montreal, and the largest industrial, commercial, financial, technological and cultural center in western Canada. Vancouver Public Library is one of the largest libraries in Canada, with a rich collection of books and 2 branches. The university of British Columbia (UBC) and Simon Fraser university are two famous institutions of higher learning in the city. In addition, the Queen Elizabeth Theatre and the Museum of Anthropology of the University of British Columbia are also well-known cultural sites.

Vancouver is full of parks. There are more than 1 parks in the city, among which Stanley Park is the most famous natural park. Totem Poles, a symbol of North American Indian culture, are an important landscape of Stanley Park. Sun Yixian Gardens, designed and built by 52 artisans from Suzhou, China, is full of Chinese style.

Vancouver has convenient transportation, and it is convenient to get to all tourist attractions from the city center. The modern ferry, known as the "sea bus", is a cheap and fast sightseeing tool.

Vancouver has gathered a large number of immigrants from China, which makes the Chinatown on Pender Street in the east of the city become the largest China city in Canada (more than ten blocks in vertical and horizontal directions), and it ranks second only to the Chinatown in San Francisco in the whole North America. Chinatown is full of Hong Kong charm, Chinese can be seen everywhere, and Chinese goods are dazzling. The place where Dr. Sun Yat-sen once lived is still preserved and has become a tourist attraction.

Vancouver's nightlife is extremely colorful, with first-class theaters, bars, dance halls, high-quality Chinese food and Japanese and Korean restaurants to choose from. When you arrive in Vancouver, you can't help but blend in with this colorful night.