How do China people enter Canada?

Vancouver airport welcomes tourists with Indian wood carvings. Relatives living near Toronto told old boys to fly directly to Toronto airport so that he could drive there to pick up the plane. Unexpectedly, the old man advocated a direct flight to Vancouver and planned to swim all the way to Toronto. This is really a bold decision. Vancouver and Toronto are four or five thousand kilometers apart, which is farther than Urumqi to Shanghai! The old boy's consideration has its own reasons, and his decision is much more reasonable both economically and in time. It will be much more difficult and expensive to travel to Toronto first and then to Vancouver and other places on the west coast. Going to Vancouver first and then to Toronto is really the best way to save money. But there are also many questions: is it ok to visit relatives in Toronto but enter Vancouver? Can I travel freely as soon as I set foot on a strange Canadian land? It takes a lot of courage and confidence to make this decision. The first question is entry. The Canadian visa they hold is a one-time entry tourist visa for visiting relatives. The visa is valid for three months, which means that they must enter Canada before this date. The length of stay allowed after entry is not clear on the visa, which is decided by the immigration officer of the immigration bureau. When entering the country, the immigration officer will ask some questions to check whether the information provided by the immigrants is true. If you find ambiguity or doubt, you will get into trouble and may give you a short stay. And if the immigration officer is in trouble, it will be unfortunate, or he may be refused entry. As soon as we get off the plane, we will go straight to the customs clearance office of Vancouver Airport for customs formalities. When people lined up to go through the customs one by one, a middle-aged male immigration official carefully examined everyone who entered the customs. When waiting in line, say hello in English first, and then hand in your passport. When the official saw the passport, he told the old boys to go on. In another entry queue, there is a passage for China passport holders to go through entry formalities. Looking up, there are indeed a group of China people's faces, which are being examined by Canadian immigration officers one by one. Soon, old boys changed his mind. After observation, no signs of discrimination against the Chinese nation were found. A beautiful young Canadian female officer is earnestly performing her duties, asking about immigrants one by one. Next to her is a China female translator, who translates her English into Chinese and Chinese spoken by immigrants into English. The female officers are affable to others, and have not made things difficult for the people of China at all. The female translator is also very easy-going, smiling and helping her compatriots to pass the customs one by one. The result was much smoother than expected. Finally, the beautiful female officer stamped the entry stamp on her passport. After the old child thanked her, she was admitted to Canada. You are allowed to stay in Canada for six months (there is a notice in front of the beautiful female officer: you are allowed to stay for six months unless otherwise specified). Vancouver Airport has a special entry channel for China people, which has never been heard of before. This may be a new measure taken by the local customs. Because more and more China people are coming to Vancouver, many of them are visiting relatives for a short time, and most of them can't speak English. Therefore, the Immigration Bureau has set up a Chinese entry channel and equipped with an interpreter, which not only improves efficiency, but also helps China people who don't know English. When old boys first entered Canada, he felt that he had come to a very humane country. But this is the first step of the long March.