Montreal (French: Montréal, English: Montreal) is a city located in the southwest of Quebec, Canada. With a population of about 2 million, Montreal Metropolitan Area is the largest city in Quebec and the second largest city in Canada. Greater Montreal has a population of more than 4 million. French is the official language of Montreal and Quebec. However, many Montreal residents are bilingual and can communicate in English in some areas, such as downtown.

There are 30 thousand Chinese living in Montreal, and Chinatown is located in the city center; On the other side of the river, about 10,000 China people live in Baolesha. Montreal has a consulate in China and different Chinese communities. Compared with many North American cities, international students and immigrants are more likely to adapt to life in Montreal.

There are six universities in the Greater Montreal area, including two British universities ── McGill University and Concordia University, and four French universities: University of Montreal and its affiliated Montreal Institute of Engineering, Advanced Business School in Montreal, University of Quebec in Montreal, Laval University and Sherbrooke University (also known as Sherbrooke University). McGill University, Concordia University and the University of Montreal enjoy a high reputation in the world. As a top university, McDonald's University ranks first in Canada (QS ranking), while Mengda ranks first in the world among French universities (Times ranking). There are also 22 colleges in Montreal that offer various training courses.

Today, Montreal is one of the most important economic centers in Canada. Aviation, finance, design, film and other industries are developed. Montreal is considered as the world's best livable city and the world's best city for studying abroad, and is recognized as a design city by UNESCO.

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