Is it better to go to Canada or New Zealand?

like Canada. First of all, the strengths of these two countries are not at the same level at all. Canada's GDP is 1.5 times that of Australian universities, let alone New Zealand's. Even considering the population factor, New Zealand can't compare with Canada in terms of per capita GDP. Relevant data can be found in google and so on. Moreover, in terms of scientific and technological strength, the two countries are not in the same order of magnitude. There are three universities in Canada that can be ranked among the top 4 in the world, and all aspects of research have a high status in the world. Canada's internationally renowned enterprises are: Northern Telecom, Pratt & Whitney Canada, Bombardier, Blackberry, etc., which fully demonstrates its strength in machinery, aircraft manufacturing, communication technology and software. This may be related to different geographical locations. What we usually refer to as western developed countries generally refers to Europe and America, that is, North America and Western Europe, and rarely mentions New Zealand, which is far away from Oceania, so sometimes New Zealand is called the corner forgotten by the world. Canada is close to the United States and is extremely rich in natural resources. It is said that if its oil sands reserves are converted into crude oil, Canada will have more oil resources than Saudi Arabia. In addition, in the international market, each 3-4-meter Korean pine is worth more than 2, RMB, while there are countless Korean pines growing more than 1 meters in Canada's vast forests only in the Rocky Mountains. The vast grassland provinces in the west are rich in wheat and other food crops. I am optimistic about this country because I am optimistic that the life of this country is likely to be better under the circumstances that global food prices are rising, oil prices are rising and biofuels are beginning to be valued. If you choose to go to college in Canada, you are more likely to work in the United States than New Zealand. This is very common in Canada. Canadians are almost free from any restrictions in working in the United States, just remember to renew their work visas, and the winning rate is 1% (by the way, I am adding it, and I feel pretty good)