Hello, I also want to ask about the reserve for studying in Canada.

No, the so-called deposit history refers to the deposit history from the time you deposit in the bank to the day when the interest period expires. You only have a one-year time deposit, which can't meet the deposit history of 12 months required by the embassy, but you can explain the origin of this deposit. If you can explain clearly that your visa will not be affected, the visa officer may give you a visa. However, you can't directly explain that you sold the property and deposited it in the bank to go abroad, so the visa officer will be suspicious. If you sell all the properties abroad, your future study and life abroad will not be guaranteed, which will lead to your refusal.