Canadian Immigration Story: According to Canadian media reports, recently in Richmond, Canada, the Greater Vancouver Chinese Heroes Association, hosted by North America Publishing Group, held a grand book launch for Ren Jingsheng's "Chronicles of Chinese in Canada - Stories of Immigrants Venturing Abroad." Over 130 distinguished guests gathered to celebrate the publication of "Chronicles of Chinese in Canada."
Ren Jingsheng is a senior media professional in the Greater Vancouver area. Since 2010, he has interviewed over a hundred individuals from various industries, sharing their entrepreneurial and employment experiences, which have served as valuable references for new immigrants. Now, he has compiled 80 articles into a book to share with the public.
The book has received congratulatory letters from the Canadian Federal Minister of Seniors Affairs, Jean Yip, the Minister of Multiculturalism and Defence, Jason Kenney, and the Speaker of the British Columbia Legislative Assembly, Linda Reid, among others. Notable sinologists, Professor Wang Jian and Professor Li Ying, have written prefaces for the book. The president of the Global Chinese News, Si Xiaohong, the president of the World Chinese Weekly, Zhang Hui, former president of the Canadian Chinese Writers Association, Liu Huiqin, Director of the Cultural Research Institute of Guangdong Academy of Social Sciences, Zhong Xiaoyi, former president of Huaqiao University, Qiu Jin, and Vice Chairman of the Shaanxi Provincial Writers Association, Leng Meng, served as advisors for the book.
At the Heroes Association event, Professor Wang Jian presented his praise for Ren Jingsheng in the form of a lively performance, which received enthusiastic applause from the audience. Zhang Xiaomin, President of the North American International Multicultural Filmmakers Association, and Chu Yuanzheng, Chairman of the Canadian Chinese Community Joint Conference, also spoke, highly praising Ren Jingsheng's work, character, and talent.
Ren Jingsheng also delivered a lengthy speech expressing his gratitude for the strong support from attendees.
The book "Chronicles of Chinese in Canada" records the arduous journeys of immigrants from various industries, summarizing the entrepreneurial experiences and lessons of many successful individuals. It holds significant practical guidance and reference value for new immigrants in starting businesses and adapting to local society. During the writing process, Ren Jingsheng actively helped more Chinese adapt to society and start their careers. His wife and son also joined the volunteer efforts, and his son Jack has expanded the "Peace of Mind Volunteer Group" he founded at the University of British Columbia into a broader community initiative, becoming a recognized volunteer brand.
In his speech, Ren Jingsheng stated: "The highest realm of modern business competition is win-win. As long as you sincerely help others achieve development, you will also achieve your own development."