The real feeling of immigrating to Quebec

In fact, after immigrating to Canada, the focus shifted to the living conditions of Quebec immigrants in Canada. What is life like in Quebec? I also sorted out the true feelings of immigrating to Quebec for you. Let's have a look!

The real feeling of immigrating to Quebec

This is not home, but a beautiful new world. Not as warm as home, but very harmonious. There is a turning point here, a beginning here, novelty here, and a long-lost childhood impression here!

Come on, I really want to talk about it. After all, I have been in Canada for more than a month, and I have some opinions on it. Many people ask me, "How's it going? Are you used to it? Ok? " Questions like this. In fact, what I want to say is that I must be a little unaccustomed when I first came here, but I am not unaccustomed. I said, after all, this is two different worlds, one wonderful, one natural, one income disparity, one small, one complex, one simple, one warm and harmonious, because one is home and the other is a new world. Gradually, I came out from home and fell in love with the world.

First of all, I want to say how to call it unaccustomed, just as I was unaccustomed when I first came here to pass the traffic post. Before I came here, I heard that the traffic in developed countries was very orderly, especially in Europe and America. Unlike the United States, it is a melting pot of the world, with different clans and the same life. Here, we advocate maintaining the habits of our respective nationalities, and encourage everyone to celebrate their own festivals and show their own characteristics.

Let's talk about nature here. It was midnight on the day I came, and I was in a hurry to go out early the next morning. When you go out, the sky is full of birds. Pigeons feel as fat as chickens. I really want to fly. Snow pigeons in the sky are more beautiful. I feel that I enjoy life here and sing in the air. It didn't go far, which really surprised me. There are some pine trees by the roadside, so there are squirrels. What surprises me even more is that the squirrels here are not afraid of people. I want to give them food, but they are closer to me.

The locals here dare to spend money. When I went to the supermarket, I found that the things I often bought were really pitiful. Everyone is pushing a cart. In fact, it is understandable. I'm new here, and I have to change RMB frequently. Of course, I can't stand it. But the locals have no burden. What are they afraid to spend? They spend so much, can the government tax less? There is also a kind of welfare called social assistance, which is mainly aimed at the real poor with a bank deposit of less than 1 000. A family government will subsidize 1200 Canadian dollars every month (excluding the welfare for children) and cannot spend it on food.

In Canada, your first job will not be discriminated against. Sweeping the streets is as respected as being an engineer. As long as you do your best, the income difference is not very big. Let me make an analogy. An engineer's annual salary is 6,543,800 yuan, and there may be 50,000 yuan left after tax deduction. An ordinary worker earns 20 thousand a year. Coupled with various subsidies for children, there may be little difference in income, and everyone's ability is different, but you have to invest in everything. The people here are sincere and simple, and everyone is polite. Even if many people want to get on the bus, they queue up consciously.

Although I left home and came to the other side of the earth, in other words, another world, I was not used to it at all. Instead, I am used to everyone here smiling at you, to animals being so close to people, to green and blue colors, to people taking the initiative to help when they get lost, and to new things. Gradually, I found that I liked this new world. At least, I became natural. ......