What are China immigrants doing there?

Most of them are laborers, that is, laborers, such as working in restaurants, supermarkets, hotels and warehouses, earning the lowest hourly wage. Many skilled immigrants who came out that year were doing this kind of work. Although they all have academic qualifications, their English is not good, and they are past middle age, and they don't have the courage to go to school in Canada and regain their local professional and technical qualifications, so they can only do this kind of work.

A few people go to Canada to go to college and work as white-collar workers in office buildings and banks. This kind of work requires a Canadian university degree or professional and technical qualification, and English must be passed.

Of course, a few people go to universities in Canada, get professional qualifications, and then start their own businesses, which is quite successful. For example, open an accounting firm to provide tax returns and financial consulting services for local Chinese.

There are also some investment immigrants who don't have to work, and the money earned in China can already make them live a good life in Canada.