Canadian vs China, which is more promising? Still hesitating, whether to immigrate or not?

Before writing, first of all, I declare that this article is my opinion, not necessarily completely objective and accurate, for your reference only.

Seeing whether a country has a future is actually similar to seeing whether a family has a future. It mainly depends on people. Maybe this country will be more complicated. In addition to human factors, there are international relations, geopolitics, the amount of resources and unpredictable natural disasters. But in any case, people are the most critical.

The country is a group of people. What kind of people determine what kind of future this group has.

Based on this, I think the future development of China is limitless. There are two reasons:

First of all, China people are very smart. China people not only have high IQ, but also have excellent EQ. It's not a lie to be called "descendants of the dragon". In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Luo Guanzhong outlined the characteristics of the dragon through Cao Cao's mouth: "The dragon can be big or small, and it can be raised or hidden; It's cloudy and foggy when it's big, and it's hidden when it's small; Rise and fly in the universe, hide and lurk in the waves. The party is deep in this spring, and the dragon changes at any time. " Think of us in China, chewing grass roots and bark, enjoying wine pools, meat forests and getting drunk. Isn't this very vital? Chinese civilization is the only one among the four ancient civilizations in the world that has survived to this day. After thousands of twists and turns, it still stands, and its strength and toughness can be seen. It can be said that because of their cleverness, China people still have a great chance to dominate the world in the future.

Secondly, the people of China are hardworking. There is no doubt that the diligence of China people is countless all over the world. Thousands of years of farming civilization and the difficulty of digging land have taught China people to be conscientious and thrifty. This quality has been integrated into the blood of our nation, so China people can always adhere to the habit of thrift wherever they go (except, of course, the rich second generation who spend money like water). Now people's living standards have generally improved, but China people are still very hardworking and thrifty. Besides genetic reasons, insecurity is also an important factor. Many people worry that they are seriously ill or encounter disasters, and their families will be in trouble. If you feel insecure, you will be anxious. If you are anxious, you will not be able to enjoy life with peace of mind, and you will work hard involuntarily. When most people work so hard, the fate of the country is bright. After all, everyone is working hard. How can the cart of this society not move forward? Not only is it moving forward, but it can even be said that it is running at high speed. In this way, it is impossible for China not to be strong.

Contrary to Canada, on the one hand, people here seem to feel more secure. Vulnerable groups can get government relief and help, and they can enjoy free medical care when they are seriously ill, so they don't have to worry too much about major crises in their lives. On the other hand, Canada's tax burden is high, and even more than half of the income of high-income people has to pay taxes, which also inhibits people's idea of desperately making money to some extent. So people here prefer to live a balanced life-go to work well on weekdays and have a good rest after work and on weekends-rather than work overtime to make money. Life is as orderly and relaxed as a pendulum, which should be said to be the main theme of Canadian life.

The benefits of this kind of life are obvious, that is, people are more equal and live a leisurely life. People are alive, not alive, or in a state of being driven by desire and constantly wanting to stop. But the disadvantage of this kind of life is that the progress of the whole society is relatively slow. When most people are at leisure, such as weekends, the development of the whole society basically stagnates. There is nothing wrong with this kind of life, but if other societies develop rapidly, this speed of development will inevitably make the whole country fall behind.

Speaking of which, would you like to immigrate to Canada?

For example, if the country is a train, would you rather take the slow, old and aristocratic sightseeing bus, or the bullet high-speed train where China is moving at a high speed and passengers need to work hard to sit still?

Don't ask others and don't look at others. A person's life is short, so just make a decision according to your feelings.

If you like leisure and don't care about inefficiency and procrastination, then Canada is really good. If you like to advance by leaps and bounds, don't care about dizziness, don't care about the diversity of the world driven by desire, then China is definitely the best choice.

Finally, if my article inspires you a little, please give me a compliment in the library.

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