What is it like to live in Toronto?

Although Toronto is the largest city in Canada, it is still far inferior to the prosperity of Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. Living in Toronto, you have to be able to endure loneliness, because everyone usually lives at a slow pace, and if you live in the city center, there will be traffic jams. It's better in surrounding cities, but if you want to buy something, you have to drive to a shopping mall or supermarket more than ten kilometers away to buy it. Especially if you want to eat Chinese food, you have to drive dozens of kilometers away. Moreover, vegetables in Toronto are very expensive compared to those in China, and cucumbers are sold by the root. A cucumber is equivalent to five RMB per person. If you go to a foreign supermarket, you will basically find carrots, potatoes, tomatoes, celery or salad ingredients. If you want to eat some domestic meat or leeks, you have to go to a Chinese supermarket. Sometimes it may not be possible. There are not many people in the park on weekends. It's a quiet city. Talking about transportation, Canada is also a country on wheels. Although Toronto has complete transportation facilities and the subway is very convenient, it is quite painful if it is far from the subway because the winter in Toronto is too cold and there are often strong winds. If you want to take public transportation, you still need to be patient. If you want to live a life with fireworks and convenience, it is better to live in China

Toronto is the most prosperous big city in Canada. Compared with Beijing and Shanghai, the prosperity and fashion are slightly inferior, and the overall work The pace is also much slower.

But I feel that this is a very livable city with relatively more job opportunities. Although housing prices are high, they are still much lower than Beijing, Shanghai, and Vancouver.

Toronto is one of the cities with the highest proportion of Chinese in Canada. The Chinese restaurants are quite good and abundant, and the Chinese supermarkets have all kinds of Chinese goods. Life is very convenient.

If you like prosperity, choose to live in the city center. It still has an urban feel. As long as you leave the busiest neighborhoods for a while, you can experience a more pastoral and quiet life.

The only disadvantage is that the winter is relatively long, almost 6 months can be called winter, but there is a legal minimum indoor temperature, and the heating in all indoor places is good, so although it is a disadvantage, it is a problem. Not big.

What is it like living in Toronto? Let me express my personal opinion. Toronto is the economic center of Canada. It is located in Ontario. The climate is hot and dry in summer and long and cold in winter. It is similar to the northeastern climate in China, but it is very warm indoors in winter. I went to Canada once during the May Day holiday in 2016 and stayed in Toronto for two or three days. Now I have family members working and living in Toronto. Through my personal experience at that time and chatting with my family in the past two years, I felt like the people in downtown Toronto through family introductions. There are quite a lot of them, and it is very prosperous. There are traffic jams when commuting to and from get off work. Life is actually quite convenient. For daily shopping, you can choose from Chinese supermarkets, Costco, Shoppers, etc. The products are rich in variety. If it is a shopping mall, there are Yorkdale, Outlet, etc. Shopping is very convenient, and there are a lot of Chinese, Korean, Japanese, etc. Tips are required. I feel that if you have a job in Toronto, it is not expensive to earn Canadian dollars and spend money on things. There are also many Chinese faces in Toronto, and there are Chinese associations. Activities are organized at festivals. In addition, Canada’s national welfare is very good. This year's epidemic has caused most people who used to work in their workplaces to work from home. The epidemic in Canada has not yet been brought under control, and I feel that it is still relatively safe in China.

Toronto is Canada's largest city, Canada's political, economic, cultural and transportation center, and a world-famous international metropolis. I have never been to Toronto, but I have friends who immigrated there. It is said that the temperature is similar to that of Beijing, except that the winter is longer and spring does not start until May of the following year. It seems that it was rated as the best city to live in by the United Nations before, so it should be Yes, such as climate, living supply, welfare...! But I don’t want to experience it either because I miss home!

Toronto is the largest city in Canada. The cold weather there is relatively long, which is suitable for quiet study and life. Suitable for young people learning to read. The air quality is very good, it’s a beautiful place, I look forward to it!

I think Toronto is like a modern countryside, with a vast land and sparsely populated areas. There are a few taller buildings in the city center, and the highway is relatively wide. To buy groceries, go shopping, or go to work, you have to drive more than ten kilometers away. There’s no crowding when taking the bus, there’s no Wi-Fi on the subway, you can’t pay with your phone at the mall, and you won’t see anyone when you go for a walk. In the Kingdom of Ten Thousand Taxes, you have to pay taxes when working, you have to pay taxes when doing business, you have to pay taxes on food, you have to pay taxes on things you use, you have to pay taxes on clothes, you have to pay taxes when you refuel, you have to pay taxes when you stay in a hotel, and you still have taxes when you buy a ticket. ...Anyway, you have to pay taxes when you spend money, and you also have to pay taxes when you make money [tears][tears][tears][tears] The air here is better and there are fewer people. Strangers are more enthusiastic and nosy.

How to put it? Toronto is a relatively large concept. If it is the Greater Toronto Area, it includes the urban area and many surrounding cities. The urban area has a somewhat metropolitan feel. The CN Tower, The University of Toronto, the provincial government, the Distillery District and more chronicle both historical and modern glories. However, there are many buildings in the urban area and the population density is relatively high, so the feeling is similar to that within the Fifth Ring Road of Beijing, my original hometown. Most people still live in one unit. Although it is next to Lake Ontario and the scenery is pleasant, it is still It will make people who are used to living in big cities feel very oppressive.

So if you are in the Greater Toronto Area, you can drive for half an hour to York Region or other adjacent areas. The housing density in many cities in such areas is not like that in urban Toronto. Villas Building after building, with front and back yards, and quiet in the middle of the hustle and bustle, I think I still enjoy this kind of life. It is another state you want to experience after going abroad. If it is like this in Toronto, I feel more comfortable It's worth it. I don't know if this answer is comprehensive. Comments are welcome. Finally, I attach photos of Toronto City Hall and CN Tower overlooking Lake Ontario for your appreciation.

This time, because I have stayed here for more than a year because of the epidemic, we will not talk about the country of Canada. The biggest feeling this city of Toronto gave me this time is the air, which is indeed a big purifier. I have lived in Beijing for many years. The results of the physical examination before coming here were that my immunity was reduced, my skin was dry and too sensitive, and I ate seafood, drank coffee, and I can't even eat irritating foods, I feel itchy all over. After coming here, I didn’t dare to eat these overly sensitive foods at first. Later, a few months later, I started eating these foods and drinking coffee. Unexpectedly, my body no longer had these symptoms, and my body was healthier than before. Of course, I I also insist on exercising every day, which makes me feel that the air is fresh and comfortable, there are few people, the land is large, and the winter time is a bit long. Suitable for retirement!

I have never been there. Traveling is okay, but life: I only love being in my own country. A golden nest and a silver nest are not as good as my own straw nest. What’s more, our country is becoming more and more glorious. There seems to be no reason to do so. migrant.

There used to be a legend that the moon was round all over the world, but in the face of this epidemic, it has just become a hearsay.

Toronto is the largest city in Canada. Because it has a relatively small population and is not very prosperous, it is much worse than Beijing.

But there is a lot of freedom there, and there is Lake Ontario, which is a natural resource given to them by God. It is indeed very rich. It is very livable there, also because of the small population, and the business is relatively developed. The biggest highlight is the annual Ghost Festival. , at that time people wore various costumes for parades and performances, which was very happy!