Li Ka-shing, who bought half of Britain, why not immigrate to Britain instead of Canada?

Li Ka-shing immigrated to Canada for many reasons, probably because Canada is a very free country and allows many nationalities. Moreover, Canada has a pleasant environment and good welfare. Canadian will be the next goal of Li Ka-shing's development.

When it comes to the richest man, everyone thinks of Jack Ma, but the richest man is Li Ka-shing. After developing China, he began to develop Britain and almost bought half of it. Li Ka-shing was born in Chaoshan, Guangdong. In order to escape the war, he and his family moved to Hong Kong. Due to the early death of his father, Li Ka-shing took on the responsibility of the family very early, started as an apprentice and gradually developed his own career. Through our own efforts, the business map has been continuously expanded.

Later, I became a Canadian citizen in 1997, which is understandable. At that time, the development of China was not good, and many people changed their nationality because of policy issues. Even his two sons were naturalized in Canada. Li Ka-shing's investment focus has now shifted to Britain. He has sold his domestic assets and put the cash back into the European market. Li Ka-shing's investment accounts for three quarters of the British market, so many people say that Li Ka-shing bought half of Britain.

Later, Li Ka-shing began to invest in Canada, and even the Commercial Bank of Canada had his shares. Last year, Li Ka-shing also bought a well-known heater and air conditioner supplier in Canada, and invested at least 30 billion dollars in Canada, that is, more than 23 billion dollars, which is really rich. So it is understandable that Li Ka-shing and his son became Canadian citizens. After all, they plan to start developing Canadian industry. With citizenship, there will be many good policies for investing in Canada and the support of the local government. Moreover, Canada has a good environment, pleasant scenery, and is very dull politically, and rarely participates in disputes.