Harrison Jeong: Canada Challenge

Canada, like the maple, starts to be weak at first, but it's a country with enough potential to become the world's greatest in the next 100 years. Canada has images of maples, hockey, vast territories, and countries of snow. Canada has a million immigrants in three years, has two worlds, an infinite resource, and everyone's political and social systems are so stable that in 100 years, enough can overtake the United States. This book has been working on cradle-to- grave information for seven years, including the one person who hasn't been in Canada for a long time, and the one who has had discomfort and awkward circumstances. If someone asks the author for a word that expresses Canada in a single word, you can say "the mosaic.". Because mosaics look beautiful from a distance, but close up they have completely different colors that are next to each other and never allow the other to be colored in one piece. From Canada, you can see a beautiful, peaceful, free-racies good side of the world, but from inside, you're living in a country that is uncomfortable and not very well mixed with all the different laws and cultures. Laws and cultures are completely different, even languages are different, depending on the state. Many of the Koreans who come to Canada are not so often distracted or distressed by one aspect of mosaic. This book is trying to give you a variety of information from every aspect of the book.

Korean title: 캐나다 도전

Korean author: 해리슨 정

Korean publisher: 좋은땅

ISBN-13: 9791162221655