Is it foolish to give up civil servant status and immigrate to Canada?

When you come here, everything about you is unknown, and everything has to start from scratch (difficult). And you can't really integrate into society here, and you can't have a high social status, let alone spiritual and material enjoyment. ...

But if you have a lot of money ... call the procuratorate yourself. ...

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How old are you on the fifth floor? Adults? Or did you wash it abroad for a long time?

If you haven't been here, you have no right to speak!

Everyone is equal? That's what China said (primary school teaches you this). If nothing else, racial discrimination alone is naked inequality!

According to your logic, domestic bungalows can be called villas. ...

There is fresh air, but if you want it, you have to give up everything you enjoy in life. You can move to Daxinganling, where the climate is the same as here, the degree of "development" is almost the same, and the air is still fresh ~

Blue sky and blue sea Canada is not an island country ~ ~ ~ China also has such a place, see if you are willing to give up your life ~

Tell the truth everywhere and live an open life? Well, it's almost like a Taoist, because you have no right to speak in this society here! No one listens to you, and you can't find anyone to listen to you ~

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Based on this, it is judged that you are a minor student with extremely low knowledge and experience ...

Postscript

This is really ridiculous. Don't comment if you haven't lived abroad! Frankly speaking, my life in Canada is not good, not material dissatisfaction, but spiritual emptiness! Yes, I live in a villa, but I have a good time in China. The garden villa you mentioned costs 200W+ in a good city here (such as Vancouver) (and the average pre-tax salary in Vancouver only exceeds 4W every year. How many years do you think it will take? Even in an ordinary city, such as Calgary, it costs1100,000+,and the average annual salary here is only about 5 W. I can get along well, but it doesn't mean that everyone who comes here is very good. More people in China are engaged in manual labor, and life is very easy. There is no intrigue. That is, you will always be an outsider. With the same qualifications, white people will be several grades higher than you, and most people in China don't want to climb, or have no ability to climb. People will naturally be interested in you. Isn't it the same in China? Moreover, westerners are more hypocritical than China people, and it is common to say hello in person and stab in the back. Also, Canada is only a country with a large population and little land, not a western society with a strong cultural atmosphere in Europe.

You have never been to America. What you said about westerners' views on China are all from China textbooks. I believe that all my friends who have been abroad have a deep understanding of western society, which is not your ideal state.

Finally, I judge that you should not get along well at home, otherwise you won't complain about society like this. China's society is already very good, but we have too many people and a weak foundation. The social system is not important, what matters is whether there is enough money and material to maintain this society. No matter who rules or what system, money is king. Aren't we strong in the Ming Dynasty? What did you say when you got it? Has feudal society stepped into capitalism? Is capitalism very good in Africa? They are democratic and free, but they have been trampling on the rights of others. Their achievements today are the accumulation of hundreds of years of plunder. Is this democracy, freedom and fraternity? Will human nature suddenly change?

Society owes you nothing, but you don't work hard enough. I hope you will do your own thing, instead of blaming the government and society unnecessarily here!