How about immigrating to Canada to study at a university?

Personally, I think it's better to go to college, because you have to know what you want to do when you go out. Your short-term goal is mainly immigration. In that case, it will be easier to find a job when you go to college. Although the immigration subject is lower, you will save one or two years of study time and it will be easier to find a job after graduation. In that case, as long as you have an employer there and work experience, it will be easier to immigrate. These are enough to deduct those points, which should be more advantageous to you, but the key is that your English is really good, and you should prepare your English in China, thus saving the time of taking language classes in Canada.

I wish you an early landing in Canada.