Why do some people at the bottom of Hong Kong have to stay in Hong Kong?

Hello, everyone, I'm Xiao Pang from Hong Kong after 90. Let me introduce myself. I was born in Hong Kong after 90, and now I'm almost 30. Let me share some views on this topic. In fact, Hong Kong is not as perfect as the outside world imagined, and even many people try their best to go. In fact, many people in Hong Kong live below the poverty line, and the annual living index is published every year. In fact, as long as it is below it, it belongs to the poverty line. In Hong Kong, the monthly expenses are not low. For a family of three, renting a house costs 7000 yuan, three meals a day 100 yuan, that's 9000 yuan, and transportation fee 1200 yuan, that's 3600 yuan. This alone solves the problem of accommodation. Why do people at the bottom of Hong Kong still stay in Hong Kong? It's not that they want to stay, but that they can't choose their own direction. If you pay attention to the unemployment rate in Hong Kong, it is already very low. You can support yourself if you want. If you can't find your own way to survive in such an environment, I believe it will be more difficult to find their shelter elsewhere. Second, the government will give support to the bottom people, about 3,000 yuan per month, plus each person subsidizes the rent. In addition, when they reach the age of 65, they will receive a fruit subsidy of almost 3000 yuan. Maybe this is their last hope. The above is my personal opinion. You can leave a message if you like. In fact, Hong Kong is also a beautiful and humanized city, and we have the opportunity to know Hong Kong.

No matter whether Hong Kong people have their own sense of superiority or social welfare. The reason for not leaving is "it is difficult to leave home".

Considering that you were born in this land, your growth experience, past memories, parents and friends ... it still takes a lot of courage to decide to abandon the past, get rid of another strange city and face the surroundings together again.

After all, they can guarantee the basic needs of life, and most Hong Kong people live with a quiet mind to meet the basic needs of survival. Everyone has the right to choose his own path. Some people are willing to struggle out, while others are willing to stand still and muddle along.

Of course, we are not them and can't feel their hearts. Maybe everyone's own reasons can't be separated from that homeland.

If life in Hong Kong is difficult, you can apply to the government for CSSA as long as it meets the relevant regulations. The elderly have no income from work or retirement. As long as your assets (including stocks, bonds and bank deposits) do not exceed the requirements and live in your own house, I am afraid it is worth10 million. Even if your children earn10 million each, they can still apply to the social welfare department. Every day, there are 150 places for mainland residents to settle in Hong Kong, many of whom are retirees who come to Hong Kong to reunite with their children. They can get mainland pensions; Those who meet the requirements can enjoy CSSA, old age allowance, disability allowance, etc., and some can live in free public housing.

With high land prices and high property prices in Hong Kong, many young people want to rely on their parents or their first parents to buy their own homes. Upward mobility is the biggest problem for young people. It's not the same as before. After graduating from college, you can provide housing for a few years, become a homeowner, lay a good foundation, make continuous efforts, get married, and move towards the upper-middle class. Water flows downwards and people go upwards. Many young people have fewer opportunities to move upward. Isn't staying in Hong Kong tantamount to emigrating? Immigration is money first! Immigration needs a lot of money.

Hello, I am also born after 90. I'm from Hong Fake Kong. I grew up inland. Now I have only been in Hong Kong for more than a year, but one of them has worked in the Mainland.

Why don't poor Hong Kong people leave Hong Kong? In fact, the welfare in Hong Kong is really good. There will be subsidies for poor families and subsidies for the disabled.

I live in Sham Shui Po, and the so-called stall here is a room of 100 square meter. It costs more than 5000 a month to rent three rooms. The most common means of transportation for Hong Kong people are subways and buses. They can afford cars, but they can't afford parking spaces to eat. It may be cheaper in Sham Shui Po. There are six people in my family who eat ten yuan and two Jin of vegetables, and fish and pork are all on sale. Many Hong Kong people who have suffered in Hong Kong can go back to the Mainland to spend money, because different consumption levels are equivalent to going back to the Mainland to enjoy it.

Sometimes on my way home from work, I will see several people lying on the side of the road sleeping. I read it and said that they didn't wander because they had jobs. When they get up in the morning, they take everything to work. In order to save the room fee, after all, a person lives for more than 10 thousand a month, and there is little left after paying the rent.

So why don't poor Hong Kong people leave Hong Kong?

First of all, I want to say, what is the subtext of your question? However, the people at the bottom of Hong Kong have more choices and inherent competitive advantages than mainlanders. Just because they are inferior in Hong Kong, they can get ahead better in a different environment.

Compared with the mainland in the past, Hong Kong today has no great economic advantage. Compared with first-tier cities such as Beijing, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, Hong Kong has little advantage in economy and population quality, and even has been overtaken. Why not change the same question to Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen, and all the people at the bottom have to stay in Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen? Most people at the bottom of Hong Kong have no skills, no family background, heavy family burdens and no stable jobs. Where can such people go to develop when they leave their hometown? What kind of place can he change to show his competitiveness? If you can find such an answer, please share it with the so-called bottom people in major cities across the country, and you can also share it with the people of the whole country.

In fact, many China's first tier cities residents are facing the difficulties faced by the grassroots. For example, due to their lack of competitiveness, their income is low, and they have to bear the high housing prices, prices and various living costs in megacities. In this case, in addition to trying to find a way out, I hope that the welfare policy can take care of the people at the bottom who really have difficulties. Leaving is obviously not a good idea. An uncompetitive person is still uncompetitive when he leaves his hometown.

Why do some low-class people in Hong Kong have to stay in Hong Kong? I also want to ask you the questioner: How many advanced levels do you have? I think the question you asked is very low-level. B, There are rich people and poor people everywhere, just like the old people and children in poor mountainous areas of China. They also think better, but some problems are not what they want. There are still many poor mountainous areas in China. Just because you work in a mountainous area, I think you are a high-level person. Ridiculous.

I have a friend in Hong Kong who can't work because of moderate and severe diabetes. She divorced and lived with her daughter. The government allocated two bedrooms and one living room (about 35 square meters) to rent-free public housing. Father and daughter receive Comprehensive Social Security Assistance (CSSA) of about HK$ 1 10,000 per month. All medical and school expenses are free, and transportation expenses are paid every time in 2 yuan. My daughter goes to a school run by a non-governmental charity, which provides subsidies for education, computer learning and Internet access in China. Members' offices in public housing and various charitable organizations often visit them to solve practical difficulties. Li Ka-shing, Run Run Run Run Shaw and Jackie Chan Charity Fund support about HK$1.2000 every year. Why do you want to live elsewhere?

Tell you why, democracy and freedom.

Many Hong Kong people at the bottom really don't want to leave Hong Kong. Although there are many superficial reasons, there is only one real reason, and that is the low cost of living.

I have seen it in Guangdong. There are a group of construction workers from Hunan on the construction site doing concrete formwork installation. The homes of these Hunan workers are also very close to Guangdong. In the first few days, they drove down to work in a van, went home to rest and did farm work at home. A few days later, when the next template was installed again, they got off.

I asked them why they didn't eat and live on the construction site like old workers and save some transportation expenses. Their answer is simple. This way of communication can not only take care of the family, but also calculate a big account, save the cost of food and accommodation, take care of the farmland at home, and it is not easy to cause trouble outside, in fact, it is more economical.

The more people who work at the bottom, the less skills they have to make a living, and the more they need a suitable environment to earn a relatively decent life. Most people at the bottom of Hong Kong, their life skills and social relations in finding jobs, have been closely linked with the city of Hong Kong. Once they leave Hong Kong, it will be difficult for them to find suitable jobs, but life will become more difficult.

No matter in Hong Kong society or other rich countries, those rich people, such as Li Ka-shing, can choose to invest in Britain. Well-educated people can have the opportunity to choose to work in high-income areas. Only the real bottom people, their main channels and work and lifestyle are in their familiar fields. In this area, it is not only easier to find a job, but also because it is close to home, you can help each other with your family, and the overall cost of living is lower. Once you leave Hong Kong, even if your salary is slightly higher, your expenses will increase greatly at the same time, and your final living standard will be even worse.

The low-skilled people at the bottom, as long as they are not badly poor, generally do not choose to leave their homes to start businesses outside. The so-called story of running around is not a romantic story. On the contrary, it is a desperate tragedy.

I believe that every China has a unique feeling about Hongkong, either because of the charm of the Pearl of the Orient or because of the classic scenes of TVB. Then, for Hong Kong people, why do some people at the bottom still stay in Hong Kong? Some scholars believe that the following aspects may answer the question of this subject:

First, it is difficult to leave home.

There is an old saying in China: A nest of gold and silver is not as good as one's own kennel. This sentence sounds "vulgar", in fact, the truth is contained in it.

Ai Qing, a famous patriotic poet, once said: Why do I often have tears in my eyes? Because I love this land deeply. ...

Everyone's persistence is hard to be separated from their homeland. Although the life of the people at the bottom is hard, the place with home always gives people emotional comfort. Despite the stormy weather outside, it is not satisfactory, but fortunately there is always a warm harbor to approach, and spiritual support is better than material lack.

Second, a sound welfare system.

As the saying goes, food is the most important thing for people.

An area is a good place if it can ensure the basic necessities of life for ordinary people.

As a developed region, Hong Kong's medical security system and social security system are relatively perfect, which are guaranteed in terms of food, clothing, housing, transportation and education respectively. Hong Kong also implements nine-year compulsory education with dual-track teaching in Chinese and English.

Public hospitals are also open to ordinary people, and outpatient and hospitalization fees are free.

The unemployment benefits enjoyed by Hong Kong residents are much higher than those in the Mainland or other places. This kind of welfare has largely guaranteed people's worries.

Third, it is better to stay than to go.

Imagine if the bottom people in Hong Kong do not stay in Hong Kong, emigrate to other countries or come to the mainland and become a "wandering" group, can they get rid of riff-raff? The answer is of course no.

Being a person at the bottom shows that your education and skills are limited, not to mention that you have to start from scratch in a new place. This is a language barrier. In addition, the survival rule of "when in Rome, do as the Romans do" will also consume a lot of extra time and energy, making it difficult for you to move. In this case, it is better to stay where you are and try to leave Hong Kong.

Some scholars believe that the so-called bottom people have little to do with the region, but are closely related to their own factors. China people pay more attention to the right time, the right place and the right people. Now the social environment is so good, some scholars believe that as long as you are willing to work hard, you have a chance to succeed.

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