At the meeting, Wen He analyzed and explained Canada's study abroad and immigration policies and related details. He focused on four programs: summer and winter camps for students aged 7 to 17, study abroad opportunities for elementary students aged 10 to 11 and middle school students aged 10 to 15, and vocational training for Chinese students over 17 with high school diplomas transitioning to Canadian immigration. He provided rigorous and comprehensive explanations on how Chinese children planning to study in Canada can establish themselves and live there, and advised Chinese parents to adhere to practical, solid, and long-term principles regarding their children's overseas education to provide a good foundation for their future development abroad.
Wen He affirmed the advantages of Quebec immigration and the importance of learning French and vocational skills for settling and working there. Quebec Province in Canada and Shandong Province in China have a friendly provincial relationship. Over the years, Wen He has made outstanding contributions to promoting educational exchanges between the two regions, tirelessly working for 11 consecutive years to facilitate student exchanges, teacher training, and French language promotion between dozens of primary and secondary schools in Shandong and local schools in Quebec. In recognition of his contributions to educational and cultural exchanges between the two regions, the Shandong Provincial Foreign Trade Association awarded Wen He the honorary certificate of Friendship Ambassador between China and Canada.
