The results of The Second (2023) Selection of Canada’s Most Representative Chinese Characters are announced
Organizer: Gendo Asia Foundation of Canadian
The voting start date is December 19, 2023, and the end date is midnight on January 20, 2024.
The final statistical results are as follows: a total of 55,561 votes, participants: 41,333 people, and voters’ residence: 49% is the Greater Toronto in Eastern Canada. Regional residents, 37% are residents of the Greater Vancouver area in western Canada, 11% are from other regions in North America, and 3% of the voters’ place of residence is unknown. The age distribution of voters is as follows: 42% are over 50 years old; 31% are between 30 and 50 years old; and 27% are under 30 years old.
The results of the 2023 One-character Annual Review Chinese Characters are as follows:
The word “rent” for house rent took the lead with 23,071 votes, and the second word “interest” for “interest” got 18,873 votes. The final result of the 2023 One-character Chinese character review is: the word “rent” for house rent.
This result fully reflects the current actual living conditions of Canadian residents. Home loan interest rates remain high and rents rise, which has greatly reduced the quality of life and happiness index of Canadians, indicating that the quality of life of Canadians has declined in the past year. The cost of living, represented by rent, has further risen. Due to rising mortgage interest, more and more Canadians cannot afford to buy a house, and even lose their existing housing because they cannot pay the high loan interest. The results of this selection fully show Canadians are dissatisfied and disappointed with real life.
Mr. Ou Zeguang, Chairman of Gendo Asian Art Foundation of Canada, delivered a speech, and together with Mr. Wang Donghui, Vice Chairman of Gendo Asian Art Foundation of Canada, announced the results of the selection. The famous calligrapher Mr. Jin Liwen was on hand to write this year’s representative Chinese characters: rent and interest, The calligraphy works will be permanently collected by Gendo Asian Art Foundation of Canada.