▲ A Hong Kong man who has immigrated to Canada for a year lamented that he regretted immigrating and believed that his life was not as good as before. This sparked discussion among netizens.
Canada is one of the popular immigration destinations for Hong Kong people. Recently, a Hong Kong man who immigrated to Canada for a year complained online that he regretted immigrating. He said that his life was not as good as before with a monthly income of more than 30,000 and working as a civil servant. He listed 2 The big dilemma refers to the hopelessness of the future, causing discussion among netizens.
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According to the online discussion forum “Liandeng”, a netizen recently posted a post with the title “Li (came) to Canada for a year, feeling so hopeless”. The poster claimed that he worked as a civil servant before immigrating, with a monthly income of more than 30,000, and lived with his parents in a whole “three-story” village house. , “I have a car” and I think my living conditions are good. After the owner immigrated to Canada, he lived in an apartment rented by relatives and friends. Although his relatives and friends did not charge rent from the owner, he had to pay the water, electricity and Internet charges by himself. The poster said with a smile that the most unreasonable thing is that relatives and friends exchanged for new cars on their own, but left the old car from 5 to 6 years ago to the poster. The relative and friend even reported to his father that he was safe and that the original poster lived a worry-free life:
The funniest thing is that (relatives and friends) bought a new car and asked me to pick up the old car from 5 or 6 years ago, and then told my dad that he took good care of me!
When it comes to employment, the poster once again bluntly stated that “it’s always important to find a job.” He accused the local company of not counting his years of corresponding work experience as a civil servant in Hong Kong and treating the poster as an entry-level position in an ordinary university, engaging in an entry-level job. This made the poster feel uncomfortable. No hope for promotion and career.
How many years have I been working as a civil servant in Hong Kong to be brave enough to disregard my experience? When I entered the entry position as an ordinary college student, I had no room for advancement or career path.
The post aroused heated discussions among netizens, with most netizens criticizing the poster for overestimating himself. “How much experience do you think you have? Civil servants, do you think you are the best among civil servants?” Do you think you are good?” Some netizens believed that the poster “is not aware of the blessings even though he is in the midst of blessings.” They advised the poster to return to Hong Kong, or recognize himself and face the reality. “If you can’t survive, it will be better to go back to Hong Kong! You want to live in Li You can still maintain the same standard of living as before in a new place, so it’s unimaginable that you won’t get back a million or so!”
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2024-01-09 04:42:00
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