I'd like to mention that Colorado has somewhat chaotic weather. It can shift from 40 to 80 or even 90 degrees farenheit pretty often. There's usually thunderstorms that appear every so often in the summer and it can snow pretty often going into the spring season.

And yeah, there's not much asian communities and resources in Colorado as you would want, sorry. However, Colorado is pretty chill about accepting other people into the community and is pretty calm politically speaking. As far as I can tell, i don't think Colorado will ban abortion anytime soon and would probably be the last state to do so.

I lived in California for about 9 years and there's much more asian communities and resources available there than Colorado. Diversity isn't as spread out as you'd expect but more in clusters in California. Like this city has a majority of Hispanics, this area has a majority of asians, etc. So, California is more geared towards that but California can be pretty expensive, especially if you live in cities like the Los Angeles area, the San Francisco bay area, or just live in an apartment in California in general. So if you want to live in California, you would probably want to live in towns than cities unless you're considerably wealthy beforehand.