The most shocking moment I had experienced during my first month in Canada was the day when I arrived my university. I had never expected people to be so kind andpolite even to strangers. After settling down, I took a bus to Walmart for grocery shopping. On the bus, people smiled to me with greetings. “How are you?”“Good morning.” “Are you a new student? Welcome!” The way people treat one another was totally different from the one I familiar with. When I discussed this experience with my Chinese friends, I found that many people felt the sameshock on local residents’ friendliness and politeness in their first months. It seems that Canadian people tend to trust each other more and are generally care about things happening around. It will be beneficial for international students, especially those who have Asian background, to have more contact with local people, participate orientation activities and stay social in order to learn more about different understandings and lifestyles. Since it is convincible that high degree of tolerance is the key to such friendliness.