Leaving the United States and coming to Canada, this country with the largest area, small population and highest welfare.

Vancouver, with a garden city with a mild climate and spring all year round, is rated as one of the most livable cities in the world. Five hundred thousand Chinese people live together, second only to British immigrants.

Walking through Gas Town, the oldest neighborhood is actually just a triangular area composed of 2 horizontal streets and 3 straight streets. The streets are neat and quiet, the street lights are elegant and solemn, and the shops are low-key and restrained, and are filled with various antique shops, souvenir shops, galleries and elegant restaurants.

The small streets and alleys here retain their original appearance and are lined up with skyscrapers from several streets. They are all new and old, and they are ancient and modern, echoing each other. The most famous is the steam clock located on the street. The steam clock is not big, and many people take photos here.

Next door is the famous Chinatown, second only to the one in San Francisco, the West Coast. It has a variety of designs that combine Chinese and Western styles, especially food. It is simply a paradise for foreigners who have never seen the world.

Follow the trails by the sea in the city, at the end is Stanley Park. The park has towering trees and complicated paths. You can see the panoramic view of the city and the Lion Gate Bridge along the coastal roads outside the park.

Walk deeper, the lake area is on the top of the mountain, and you need to climb 9 kilometers to see it. The lake water is quiet, and the snow-capped mountains are magnificent, hiding a small island in the lake. The island is full of tall fir trees, which has a Nordic meaning.

The coastal highway winds with the mountains, with a calm sea like a lake on one side and a majestic mountain on the other side. The islands with scattered seas are shrouded in smoke, like a fairyland. The thick fog dissipates, the mountains recede, and snow-capped mountains on one side, which has a long meaning.

It’s boring to read it simply. It doesn’t have the fashion atmosphere of a metropolis or the leisure and freedom of a small town. It’s not interesting whether it’s native or foreign.

I heard that there is a beach nearby that is quite famous, known as a bare belly beach. As long as you go, no matter men, women, young and old, the only requirement is not to wear clothes!

Not far southwest of UBC campus, facing part of the Pacific Ocean and the Georgia Strait, there are woods as barriers, which are quite secret and are really not easy to find.

The entrance is very small, and you have to pass through a long stone steps, which makes you feel isolated from the world. Follow the long stone steps and walk through the dense primeval forest, an open and primitive beach appears in front of you.

It may not be a holiday. There are basically no people in the huge beach that stretches for several kilometers. Even if you see a few scattered, it is just like Johnson. It is a pity to watch the lively foreign tourists with curiosity.

It is said that when there are many people on weekends, there will be a wonderful and lively scene in front of you: men, women, old, few, white, black, yellow, brown, swimming, some basking, some walking, some skateboarding, some throwing frisbee, and some playing ball...

The key points are all bare belly, even the small vendors who clean and sell goods meet each other honestly. The most lively thing is the 5-kilometer bare belly running competition held every year, which has been held for more than 20 consecutive sessions so far. Each session is unprecedentedly grand. It is known as the most boiling beach and is shortlisted as one of the eight celestial beaches in the world.

Stayed for one night and came to Quebec. It has become very famous in the past two years. Perhaps because of a Korean drama called Ghost, many recommendations on the Internet say it is the cradle of New French culture. It has long been a place of confrontation between the old world and the new world, as well as the first batch of British and French explorers.

Sure enough, I was in the scene and had surprises, which were much more distinctive than Vancouver. The only city in North America surrounded by city walls was filled with a rich French style. There were carriages passing by from time to time on the gate, and the other side was a modern city. It was just like walking through a street, it seemed like it had been a period of more than 400 years of history.

I like this kind of city the most, with its own taste, and the old city is more uniquely elegant and gentle. Every building, every street, and every statue has its own story.

Looking back, I found that the streets were lined with small shops with unique decorations, exquisite windows and retro balconies, and bright colors, which made the entire street feel full of romantic atmosphere.

A big red sports car was parked in a narrow stone alley not far away, and there were carriages passing by from time to time, which felt like...

When you stay at Fairmont Fontina Castle, you have seen many castles. The one in front of you is definitely the top three!

Situated on the mountain, leaning against the ground, the cliffs stand out from the flock. The copper-top brick wall is complex and complex, staggered but not monotonous, and it really gives a sense of déjà vu like a song of ice and fire.

The 125-year history may not be as good as a brick under the city wall in China, but on a young and civilized continent like North America, it is already considered a real antique.

When you walk into the lobby, the light is dim. It does not have the brightness that is deliberately highlighted for lighting in a modern five-star hotel. Instead, the retro chandeliers and candlelights on the wall gather together. A cluster of light gathers around them, which seems to deliberately blur the edges and corners of the hotel, and also dim the things that happened here...

But the more unintentionally it is, the more careful it is to look at it.

Walking into the retro elevator, going up to the top floor, the corridor has a conservative color scheme without exaggeration, and the carpet prints remind you that this is deliberately low-key, not that you have no money to decorate.

The thick wooden door is opened with a key. Outside the window, it is opposite the St. Lawrence River, and it is covered with silver. Old photos are mounted in exquisite photo frames, freezing the various moments witnessed by the hotel.

These moments, intentionally or unintentionally, allow residents to quietly embark on time and space travel to appreciate one wonderful story after another. In fact, in Johnson's view, what has never been lacking is not the story, but the observer and recorder.

After taking a shower, I came to the restaurant with a refreshing and pleasant surprise. The surprise was the gravy cheese fries invented by the Quebecs, which were simple and delicious. The crispy fries were topped with a pile of fresh soft cheese and poured the hot gravy on it.

The hot gravy melts some of the cheese and can be used to pull out shreds when eaten, which is very delicious.

This country has a beautiful environment, few people and more money. It is worthy of being the most suitable country for living, and its immigration paradise is well deserved. For example, in addition to dentistry and ophthalmology, doctors do not need to pay medical fees, laboratory fees, hospitalization and surgery fees, and only prescription drugs are required.

If the family doctor thinks you need to be hospitalized or even surgery, regardless of the size of the surgery, all costs will be borne by the medical insurance plan. All food and medicine fees will be exempted during the hospitalization period.

Being willing to have children is a national hero. The more you are, the better. Don’t be afraid. As long as you dare to have children, the government will dare to raise them. Don’t say that you go to school when you get sick, even the milk you drink every month will be reimbursed.

At least a few dozen per month, or at most a few hundred. If you really dare to have six or seven, low-income families can receive three or four thousand Canadian dollars a month, which is equivalent to 20,000 yuan.

This item alone will kill the whole world in seconds!
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