"The government doesn't demand that immigrants 'melt in,' only that they maintain a certain cohesion," says Ch'en Lu-shen of the Chinese-Canadian Intercultural Association. "New immigrants usually feel that life is about the same as it was in the old country, and they don't have much of a problem adjusting."
「政府不要求各民族『融合』，只要大家保持向心力就夠了」，中加文化交流協會會長陳魯慎表示：「這樣新移民會覺得生活和在祖國差不多，適應上不會有太大問題。」