I bought this to talk with a Canadian teacher. I wanted to learn about Canada.

I recommend it.

After concluding a little over two years of living in Vancouver, the author decided to traverse Canada. Ultimately, the book covered the entire route from Vancouver to Quebec City, born from the author's strenuous efforts to encounter the true face of Canada. It includes reflections on the daily lives of Canadians and participation in school gatherings, reports on Canada's nature and culture, and an exploration of its history and cultural foundations. While the travelogue begins in Vancouver,

Unlike other guidebooks that simply list "photos + descriptions," this book offers a fresh and intriguing experience by providing well-explained background knowledge for each location from Vancouver to Quebec, alongside Canada's overall politics and philosophy! In particular, the sections regarding Canadian harmony—that "architecture in harmony with nature and outstanding civic consciousness are underpinned by economic stability"—and the explanation regarding cultural diversity and

This book appropriately intertwines Canadian culture and history to offer a glimpse into the lives of people in Canada today. Moreover, mothers currently raising children will find many relatable and enviable aspects, so it is highly recommended that anyone preparing for marriage read this book beforehand. The comparisons made with the perspectives of Koreans regarding multiculturalism provoke deep thought. The latter part, set in the United States, concludes with a humorous, immersive