Guangzhou, is it really an immigrant city?

To be honest, is Guangzhou an immigrant city? It may depend on which angle you look at it. The first is to look at the demographic composition. Now, when you ask for directions on the streets of Guangzhou, you don't necessarily use Cantonese, but you have to speak Mandarin. Many people on the streets of Guangzhou can't speak Cantonese. According to my observation, more than 90% of Guangzhou's current population is migrants. In areas where local people are concentrated, such as the old town of Liwan District where I live, the population from other places also accounts for more than 50% of the total population. In other new districts, such as Tianhe District, it is difficult to find a person with the prefix 440 1 Judging from the population composition, Guangzhou is an immigrant city. The second is to look at the composition of managers. Whether you like it or not, most officials in Guangzhou are "new Hakkas" without Guangzhou birth certificates. Most of the managers of a city are not native people. From this perspective, Guangzhou is an immigrant city. Third, look at culture. What about the local culture in Guangzhou? I remember when I was a child, my parents would take me to the central platform of the Cultural Park to watch Cantonese opera. At that time, we children would usually hum a few words of "Hu Bugui" and sing "Four Little Dragons have known water since childhood". There used to be Cantonese crosstalk, Cantonese opera, and writers who wrote local works. These are all gone. I don't know if there are Cantonese professors in the Chinese Department of CUHK, and I don't know if they are still there. Did anyone inherit them? Culturally, local culture is dying out, and Guangzhou is an immigrant city. Judging from the business atmosphere, Guangzhou is an immigrant city. Guangzhou is said to have entered a moderately developed level. How many locals live in villas and noble residential areas in Guangzhou? Very few. However, most people who live in dangerous houses and have difficulties in housing are locals. Obviously, compared with foreigners, the average living standard of locals is lower than that of migrants. Judging from the standard of living, Guangzhou is an immigrant city. Writing this thing is not to make Guangzhou people hate foreigners, nor to say that foreigners have robbed local people of their jobs. Since the TV station has talked about this topic, I will also talk about it. Since Guangzhou is already an immigrant city, we should face up to this problem. Comrades with ID card 440 1 will live up to expectations.