What does Chinese in Canada mean?

Question 1: What do you mean by chinese canadians? China naturalized as a Canadian citizen.

Question 2: Is there a difference between chinese canadians and chinese canadians? You didn't learn geography well in junior high school downstairs, did you?

Chinese refers to people who have Canadian identity, but are not necessarily pure China people by descent, but may be mixed-race.

China people refer to those who have Canadian identity, but they must be China people of pure blood.

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Question 3: What do Chinese Americans mean? Chinese-Americans should refer to Chinese-Americans, which is what people in Pan-Chinese areas (Chinese mainland, Hongkong, Taiwan Province Province, Singapore and other places) call after they become American citizens. Including Chinese Americans born in the United States.

Question 4: What's the difference between Chinese Americans and Chinese Canadians? The United States and Canada are two different countries. Although they all belong to western countries, they are different in many aspects, including the political system, one is the presidential system, the other is the constitutional monarchy, and Canada is a member of the Commonwealth. The land areas of the two countries are different, and Canada is bigger. However, there are few people living on many lands in Canada, and the population and cities are basically distributed along the US-Canada border. Canada has a population of only 34 million, and the United States has a population of more than 300 million, ten times that of Canada. Of course, the status of the United States is much higher than that of Canada, and there is nothing to argue about. Of course, the status of the United States in the world is much higher and more important than that of Canada. No matter in politics, economy, culture, science and technology, and military affairs, Canada is definitely not as good as the United States. This is a fact, there is nothing to argue about. Although before Carter's death, the United States pulled Canada into the ranks of the seven western countries, in fact, it was also to give Canada face. In order to establish the North American Free Trade Area, Canada's strength is still far from the position of the seven western countries. However, from the perspective of European countries, Canada with a population of 34 million is also a big country, because many European countries only have a population of more than 5 million, and Canada is the second territory in the world. The national character and lifestyle of the United States and Canada are also different. This depends on their history first. It was about 300 years before the American War of Independence. The United States and Canada were originally a country, that is, both were British colonies in North America. Of course, some of them are French. For example, Quebec, Canada, and the state where New Orleans is located in the United States were originally colonies and territories of France. The United States still owns Russian territory. Later, after the war of independence, Americans spent money to buy French colonies and Russian colonies. The purpose of the American War of Independence was to get rid of British rule. However, in thirteen states in North America, some people, mainly descendants of the British, refused to leave Britain and went north to Canada, the so-called royalists. So Canada is a colony of North America, where some people don't agree to leave Britain. So we saw that the United States fought two wars before and after the War of Independence, one was about 1776, which lasted for several years. Finally, the American continental army won and the United States declared its independence. After the British army retreated to Canada, it also gained something, that is, Quebec, which was originally occupied by the French army, was won. Since then, French Quebec has ceased to exist. So during the American War of Independence, the French tried their best to help Washington and them, because the French psychology was that my colony was occupied by you British, and your British North American colony was in * * *, and you would lose all the colonies in North America. The second time, during the French Revolution, around 18 12, in that war, the British army occupied the capital, Washington, and set fire to Washington and the White House. Later, the British army retreated to Canada, and the Americans sent troops to Canada. Unfortunately, the two American troops did not win the British-Canadian joint forces, so they returned. As a result of the Second American-British War, the border between the United States and British Canada was formally divided. Later, Canada gradually became independent from British rule, and now it has only a nominal relationship with Britain. Let's put aside the China people and see what's the difference between Canadians and Americans. From the author's point of view, since Canadians are people who don't want to get rid of British control, they have British characteristics. They are more conservative and rigid than Americans, but more equal than Americans. Although Americans are equal on the surface, there are actually various classes in China, which is very unequal. With more classes, people at the bottom will climb up, so Americans are more energetic and energetic, just like China people, while Canadians are less energetic because they are equal. It is difficult for Americans to carry out medical reform because high-level people, high-level Americans, don't want to be equal to low-level Americans. On the other hand, Canada can have universal health insurance, making all classes equal. The author thinks that Canadians are middle class in America. There is no best, but there is no worst. The same is true of the level of universities. The United States has very good universities, world-class universities, but also very poor universities. The feeling of the city is the same. There are good cities in America, but there are also poor cities. New york is the same, some places are very good, and some places are not visible at all. Canada is average in all aspects. Now, let's take a look at the status of Chinese in the host country, the composition of Chinese, and the overall elements of Chinese in these two countries ...

Question 5: Why do China people in Canada claim to be North America instead of Canada? Rich people from Canada go to America, don't you think?

It's ok if you have a job in a Canadian city, but if you live in the surrounding area, that is, in the suburbs, it's not convenient to eat, use and travel, especially for China people, it's not easy for China people to buy cooking things outside Chinatown. Just living at home, if you have a good job, Canada is really more comfortable than the United States. And the most important thing is that Canada is not easy to find a job. I know many people who immigrate to Canada and then go to the United States to look for jobs. Even Canadians are looking for jobs in America, mostly young people.

People live not only for welfare, but also for more fun. America's debauchery is too tempting.

Question 6: How many Chinese are there in Canada now? There is no definitive answer.

One reason is that they count not China people, but Asians. It is generally believed that the total number of Chinese in Canada has exceeded one million (according to a survey, it is 1.46 million), and most of them are concentrated in Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal, and they are originally from Chinese mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan provinces.

Question 7: Are there many Chinese in Vancouver? Vancouver's rich areas generally refer to Xiwen, such as Richmond near UBC. Victoria is the capital of Vancouver, not bad! The proportion of China people is around 20%. Richmond is more. Good schools include UBC University, Westphalia University, Victoria University and VVC University.

Question 8: What is Canadian citizenship? I come from China. Even though I am Canadian and you are from China, I can still keep my China citizenship and become a dual citizen.

Question 9: How many Chinese are there in Canada? The population of Canada is 33,665,438+0,000 (2009). There has never been an accurate answer. It is estimated that there are about 1.2 million Chinese in Canada. According to the latest data from a local data company called MANIFOLD, there are 460,000 Chinese in greater toronto area * * *, among which scarborough and Danlunduo have the largest Chinese populations, with106,5438+000 and 9 100 respectively. In terms of population proportion, Wanjin is the largest, and the Chinese population in Wanjin City accounts for 265,438 of the total population. In recent years, an average of more than 20,000 people immigrated from China to Canada every year, accounting for nearly 65,438+00% of the total number of immigrants. Americans think that Canada "recognizes money and denies people." Get more information yourself! Richmond is Richmond, a place name in Vancouver, Canada, with a high proportion of Chinese, and there is one in the United States, which translates as Richmond.

Question 10: I heard that there are many China people in Canada. Can someone tell me? I am an immigrant from Jiahui. I heard that many people did immigrate to Canada in Jiahui. I have been to Canada myself, and I often meet Asian faces on the way, especially Vancouver. ...