What language is "Chinese Yuh" in the Canadian visa native language option?

I have handed in several student visas. Generally, there are two kinds of China people in applications for work visas and immigrant visas: "China people" are China people; "Guang" means Cantonese, that is, Cantonese. I don't remember "Yuh in China", but it means "Canton" or "Cantonese", because "Yuh" in Wikipedia is the abbreviation of "Cantonese" and means "Cantonese".

Unless you were born in Hongkong or Macau, we usually choose "China people" Chinese or "Mandarin". Because the Canadian Documents and Immigration Bureau only accepts documents in English or French, documents submitted in other unofficial languages need to be translated and certified, so whether you submit simplified Chinese or Cantonese traditional Chinese, you should also translate them into English.

I hope I can help you.