What do the French value from the life of European immigrants?

What do the French value, different from the domestic crowd? The French also complain that housing prices are too high, and it is difficult for low-and middle-income people to realize their dream of buying a house. In Paris (usually referring to 20 districts), 1 1,000 euros and 1 square meter houses abound (of course, there are higher ones). In the suburbs of Paris, there are many houses with a price of 3,000 to 3,500 euros 1 square meter. Sales there have no concept of building area, and they are all calculated according to living area. For example, a house with a living area of 70 square meters (such as a three-bedroom house in China) is about 20 kilometers away from Paris (centered on the Champs Elysé es), and the price is 220,000-250,000 euros. A villa with a garden is a dream pursued by many French people, but in Paris, the price of a mid-range single-family villa in the suburbs is around 450,000 euros. However, housing prices vary greatly in different regions. Not long ago, I saw a house in Brittany (a province about 500 kilometers away from Paris), a villa with a garden, 1000 square meters of flowers, and the price was 200,000-250,000 euros.

Housing leasing is carried out under the supervision of the government. In France, it is a serious illegal act for the landlord to collect the rent from the tenant himself. The rent must be transferred through an intermediary, and the landlord pays the tax first and then collects the rent. The government controls everyone's income to determine the proportion of his annual tax payment. Renting a house in Paris is different from renting a house in Shanghai. There are many renters from all over the world, and the housing is relatively insufficient. It takes about 10 days to make an appointment to see a house through an intermediary, and every time you see a house, there will be seven or eight or a dozen renters coming together. Just because you choose a house and accept the rental price doesn't mean you rent it. Intermediaries also need renters to provide proof of income, tax bills, etc. , handed over to the landlord for selection. Landlords can also enjoy annual tax relief (about 10%), and the government believes that landlords have made contributions to providing housing and paying taxes for those who have no housing.

Many years ago, France formulated many systems for individuals to build houses, sell houses and buy houses, such as the audit of housing loans, the tax payment of old and new houses, the prevention of house collapse and the distribution system of cheap houses. In order to ensure the interests of the public and prevent some people from getting rich. The monthly income of skilled workers in France is considerable, while the monthly income of managers and experts in large companies is higher. No matter what class people belong to, people pay the most attention to the quality of daily life, such as how to arrange several trips a year, how to give each family member a good birthday, how to spend several major festivals, how to pay attention to the diet of three meals a day, the clothes worn in the four seasons, and the replacement of shoes (regardless of adults and children, the French attach great importance to the variety and quality of shoes). They believe that these specific matters of personal life are the embodiment of the quality of life.