Is it better to immigrate to Hong Kong, Canada or the United States?

Personally, I don't suggest that Hong Kong has a bad environment and poor living conditions.

If you can speak Cantonese and want to do import and export business, it is a good choice to go to Vancouver, Canada, but the competitive pressure is very great, because too many people have taken this road and most of them have failed. In addition, there are quite a few Cantonese speakers in Vancouver, which is very unfavorable.

If young people want to develop in the enterprise industry, it is quite easy to find opportunities in Toronto, and there is a lot of room for development. After all, it is close to America.

The elderly want to find a comfortable place to live, and recommend Calgary or Edmonton, Canada, with a good environment.

Generally speaking, social justice is not bad. After all, it is a developed country, but racial discrimination certainly exists, including legal protection for native people. Of course, most people are still very friendly.

What about happiness? I don't know, it's the same sentence. After all, developed countries will definitely not have low welfare, but cultural differences lead to different lifestyles. You may not be able to accept the happiness of others.

Because I am studying in Canada, I don't know much about the situation in the United States. The United States should be better than Canada in all aspects, but immigration is much more difficult.

In addition, the above is just a personal opinion, for reference only, I hope I can help you.