I swear to god there's like four people I know who have or want to immigrate to Canada. You guys are flooded with immigrants. There's millions from South Asia immigrating. Canada is like the default immigration destination for most people. Japan and UK is also facing this.
That's a weird answer, you ask about "bad things about one's country", dawg is talking about bagged milk, and your following reply is about people and their personal life struggle, if this answer isn't hella weird, then my answer would be "the bad thing about my country is billionaires, oh but that must be any country", also that Orwell quote is just white noise, if you would read more you would know that migration promotes benefits to a country, as for example the food variety is expanded and you have a greater diversity of options and flavors to eat, the level of production is increased and the economy grows as a result (the problem is not the availability of products but the cost of the them, determined by the people in charge of said industries), people who migrates to your country to study have a greater incentive to be better students and most of them are under a scolarship because their academic merits and as a result their contributions make the development of said country more advanced.
In the story of stardew valley the products at jojamart are more expensive than the ones produces locally, just sayin', also many of the residents talk about how they or their families went to settle there and are happy living among everyone.
It's almost as if the developers are sending a message but oh well "
it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear.”
Luckily my country isn't bilingual lmfaoo.
George Orwell could speak a diversity of languages, a person who is multilingual are capable of understanding a greater truth. By the way the United States (country you wanna go to) is very diverse in languages, has the second place in population that speaks spanish in the world and the culture is very latinoamerican in many places.
We are a country but China seems to disagree
Taiwan is part of China under international law by a United Nations rerendum from 1987. Also the last time there was a survey among taiwanese people their most voted topic of foreing policy was the reunification under one China.