Recently, the Canadian province of Quebec experienced its worst flooding in 50 years, yet residents remained calm and composed, even drinking beer amidst the floodwaters. This incident has sparked widespread social discussion. While only a small glimpse into the daily lives of Canadians, it offers a window into the tranquil pace of life in Canada.
Previously, Gao Xiaosong's insightful commentary on Canada drew many comments from netizens: the happiness index of Canadians is off the charts; coming to Canada feels as if time has stopped aging.
Everyone is dedicated to living a refined life
When talking about the impression Vancouver gives, Gao Xiaosong seemed a bit envious: "Why is life so comfortable for the people here? ... It is a particularly refined city, with clean and beautiful streets, modern architecture, and the entire city bathed in warm sunshine."
People living in Canada have less ambition and more peace and contentment. They go jogging, rowing, swimming, and cycling every day, carefully managing their own small lives.
A peaceful paradise where the soul can breathe freely and equally
Upon arriving in Canada, you will enjoy the humble and polite attitude of Canadians. They are always the first to apologize when necessary, but it is not the mundane, repetitive "sorry" that society often perceives.
According to long-term immigrants who have lived in Canada, whether at work, school, or in daily life, the people around you are elegant and tranquil. There is no strife, you are far from the hustle and bustle, and it feels as if time has slowed its pace.
Furthermore, Canadians value freedom and equal rights; even the mayor has no special privileges. When going out to eat, they ride their bikes there and back, with no luxury cars or special treatment. People are always kind, friendly, free, and equal toward one another.
In Canada, your entire body, mind, and soul are free and relaxed.
Legendary benefits that are "outrageously" good
Canada has a comprehensive healthcare system, with almost entirely publicly funded medical care. It is even joked that even if life makes a Canadian feel exhausted, they can go to the hospital to recharge their spirit at will, because it is free anyway.
In fact, whether it is universal healthcare, social welfare, pensions, or child tax benefits, in Canada, from birth to old age, the country takes care of you thoroughly. Canada's cradle-to-grave welfare is outrageously good; once you arrive in Canada, you can enjoy the most "abundant" sense of security provided by society.
A paradise for retirement: livable in all four seasons, promoting longevity
Canada boasts clean air all year round, top-tier national parks, scenic spots, and affordable treasures—these are the "luxuries" that global tourists scramble to visit Canada for every year, things you cannot buy with money back home.
Canada has places that are livable in all four seasons. In the latest Global Liveability Index released by the EIU (Economist Intelligence Unit), Vancouver, Toronto, and Calgary were ranked 3rd, 4th, and 5th among the world's most livable cities.
In fact, regardless of any global liveability rankings, Canadian cities are always among the top ten. Moreover, since the United Nations began publishing the Happiness Index, Canada has never fallen out of the top ten.
Furthermore, according to the latest data from the World Health Organization (WHO), the average life expectancy of Canadians is 82 years—80 for men and 84 for women—ranking among the top 10 in the world.
After reading about all these benefits, do you feel that coming to Canada could clearly help you live a few years longer?
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