Where did Nanyang villagers immigrate to Canada?

A few years ago, we planned to move from America to Canada. A colleague in the company said an unforgettable sentence: Don't you have any other choice but to go to Canada? That means, you have to find a way to stay in the United States until you get a green card, and everything will be settled. We still choose to immigrate to Canada. Although we heard that it is difficult to find a professional job in Canada before coming, the exact extent is unknown. Mr. Wang has changed four work visas in the United States and has no permanent resident status in the United States. It doesn't seem too difficult to find a professional job in the United States, but it is not easy to get a green card in the United States, and it takes several years. Based on the principle of walking on two legs, apply for immigration to Canada and apply for a green card in the United States. The application for immigration to Canada went smoothly, and I got the maple leaf paper in less than a year. After we got the maple leaf paper, because my employer started to apply for green cards for outstanding talents, it was said that it would take about two years, so I didn't log in. I didn't expect unexpected events, just as no one expected that the skyscrapers in new york would be crashed by terrorist planes, the listed company where Mr. Wang was located shrank and disappeared, and the stock became a piece of waste paper. Man is not as good as heaven. We stamped our feet and started to leave. We stepped into the maple leaf country and looked at the flaming leaves all over the mountain, as if burning with passion. Unfortunately, the subsequent freezing in the north soon ruined our yearning for professional work. As a last resort, both husband and wife have to go to school, so it is good to make up all the required courses, including the elective course of "neck beating", which is an elective course for foreigners to jump the queue. I know some friends who came to Canada from America. Although their experiences of losing to Maicheng were different, they all vowed that they hoped to return to the United States one day and make great achievements again. It seems that shame is not enough. I know some friends who immigrated to Canada from China. Most of them envy the life in the United States, saying that Canada is like a country and a city compared with the United States. After traveling to the United States, everyone said that American goods are cheap, the tax rate is low, and they are prosperous (they are all big cities, and there is little difference between small towns in the United States and Canada). I met two couples who have been in Canada for more than ten years. A few years ago, the two gentlemen found professional jobs with annual salary of100000 and 80000 in the United States. Later, both wives resigned from their posts in Canada and came to the Gold Coast with a pair of children. When the real estate industry in the United States is depressed, buying a house is a dream. Immigrants from China are well informed and always want to go up a storey still higher. If they don't find suitable professional jobs, they expect to realize their dreams in the United States, which is stronger than Canada. On the other hand, the indigenous people here love Canada, a peaceful and tolerant land, and have no affection for the United States, which is the boss everywhere. In fact, the status of Chinese in Canada is still relatively high, and Chinese has become the third largest language family in Canada besides English and French. On a business trip that day, I saw a huge spiral parking lot entrance with signs written in Chinese. There are also some big banks in Chinese-inhabited areas with striking bilingual characters, including bank names, written in Chinese, not to mention the Chinese hotline at the bank headquarters. Many branches also have customer representatives who speak Mandarin and Cantonese. If you go to Chinatown, it is a replica of the China market. When you go to work in a Canadian government department, you will meet clerks of different races, including many people with Asian faces, and suddenly you will meet a fellow villager.