Excuse me, can adults with college degree get extra points according to the general college degree when they immigrate to Canada?

Based on your two years' work experience, your score is 22 (education)+17 (work experience)+10 (age) =49. If you get a score of 67, IELTS still needs a score of 18, but IELTS can only get a score of 16, so you can't immigrate skilled workers under your current conditions.

After working for 4 years, you can add 4 points, which means that IELTS needs 14 points at that time, which means you need to take 3 7s, and 1 points are above 5!

If you still need extra points to lower your IELTS score, you have only one way to go, and that is to get married!

One more thing: because of your diploma, it is a question whether you can pass the Tsinghua certification. Even if you pass the Tsinghua certification, it is still a question whether VO will give you 22 points converted from full-time junior college, mainly the hours of adult education!

Also, don't fool the people upstairs, okay! Harm people!