1. happiness

some people living in china do have lots of money, but never feel happy, and worried about others take over what he had, or worried about how to be richer. People wants to be with each other but hate each other too. Their only happiness is based on the money. getting or loosing.

Here, in Canada, I make $12 / hour, have two day off a week, I can go to library, laying down the trees in Algonquin Park, watching old John driving his old 1977 huge Buick zooming behind and say Hi to me. He don’t really care about his neighbor who has a brand new Mercedes.

2. respect

people will not forget to say “thank you” when I was just a cleaner. or the old lady, the household, would like to give me a drink when I do gardening for her. And invited me to visit her elegant house. And his husband lay in the wheel chair introduce to me his proud collections.

Whether poor or richer, have the equal right to ask for equal public service. And people are still fighting for this equality.

3. myself

When I was in china. I was working, night clubbing, Karaokeing very hard trying to demonstrate to others that I was a successful man. I living not by myself but by how the imaging by others. I was living surrounded by people who keep telling who his father is, or who he knows, and no one cares who himself is. I too, i know friends not by himself but by the son of some other person that i want to know.

Now in Canada I don’t care if I am telling you my first job was $4.5 / hour in a Vietnam supermarket. And I got promoted $20 more every two weeks. the boss really likes me. Since I am happy and hard work. (he even respect me since he accidentally know I was a PhD. But I still enjoy driving with half naked)