North drifters, how many hours does it take you to rent a house for work? What keeps you going?

I have been drifting in the North for more than ten years, and I move almost once a year on average, so all the locations are near my work unit, about half an hour, which is a very good living condition. However, I lost the opportunity to buy a house, but I didn't have to face the situation of house slaves.

Many people like to live in one place and then run like hell. I am different. Moving is not a painful process for me. Every year, I can have a new understanding of life and a good experience.

Life is full of surprises, and you can continue to find your own satisfactory area nearby. It's not difficult to move, and it can be cleaned up quickly in a few days. The only drawback is not to buy those bulky and impractical things, but I don't think these things are too necessary. Isn't a simple life our goal?

North drift is always accompanied by sadness. Actually, why bother Most developed countries are immigrant cities, and we are also creating immigrant cities. It doesn't matter whether it is discrimination or not.

What is important is that we are looking for opportunities to enrich our lives, and we are laying out our future lives and places step by step, which is also our choice in life. Live your life, no matter what others say.

User 1:

Speaking of drifting north, it is still an enviable object in the eyes of many people. Everything is fine in big cities, but life in these northern drifters is not good. Under the glamorous appearance, it is likely to be an extremely bitter life.

At 7: 30 in the morning, when I was in my twenties, many people had gathered at the bus ferry station. They are about my age, with their heads down, eating breakfast or staring at the screen of their mobile phones.

Most of these young people waiting in the cold wind are the owners of my community. Bus, bus and ferry are the only way for them to go to beijing subway changping line.

Every working day, the two-hour journey to work starts from waiting for the bus to the car ferry. Sometimes, there are so many people to catch that they can't squeeze in at one time. It's better in winter. In summer, buses are crowded and there is sweat everywhere.

Two years ago, I bought this house in Shahe Higher Education Park in Changping District, Beijing. In the eyes of many people, I bid farewell to the "drifting north" life and officially became a "Beijinger".

But in my opinion, although I live and work in Beijing, I am still just a "countryman" who shuttles between the city and the countryside.

Netizen 2:

As a member of the North drift army, this year is my fourth year in Beijing.

The company moved once in the past four years, and now the company is doing international trade in the East Third Ring Road. My residence is Shigezhuang outside the East Fifth Ring Road.

Although the number is missing two rings, it takes 1 hour and 30 minutes to go to work every day, and it takes 2 hours to get stuck in traffic occasionally.

Recently, I heard that the place where I live will be demolished next year and I am going to move. Reluctantly, I had to move out again. It is estimated that it will take two hours!

Are you tired of doing this? Tired! Very tired! What is the significance of trying to survive?

Since I chose to stay in the imperial city after graduation, I am ready to bear all the hardships here.

I love Beijing, I am eager to take root here, and I am eager to have a house and my home here.

Although I knew it was difficult and unusual, I was full of confidence before I fled.

Netizen 3:

If I live in Beiqijia, the place where I work is not necessarily related to the project. Recently, in Fengtai District, I have to take a long bus every day, almost two and a half hours.

Go out and walk for ten minutes to the bus stop in the morning, and take a few buses to the subway station. If there is no traffic jam, it will be very fast, just ten minutes. If there is a traffic jam, it may be.

According to my statistics, it takes about an hour on average from my departure to the subway station, but friends know that there is traffic jam from Beiqijia to the subway station almost every day, and then the subway takes an hour and ten minutes, and then you have to take a ten-minute bus to the project.

I want to find a place to live in Fengtai, but the project time is only two or three months. If you want to change places then, it will be very troublesome to move once, so make do with it.

Netizen 4:

The most unforgettable experience in Beipiao was in the winter a few years ago. I didn't go back to the student apartment rented by Liulangzhuang for half a month and slept in the office. As a result, when I went back, I found that the whole student apartment was about to be demolished. Fortunately, my things are still there. There were not many things at that time. Take a taxi overnight to take refuge with friends who live in Xisanqi.

After half a year, I go out at six o'clock every night, go to work at nine o'clock, get off work at five o'clock in the evening and get home at nine o'clock. Now I don't know how to persist.

It's okay now. It takes about 40 minutes to go to work one way, but fortunately I only work eight days a month.

Netizen 5:

This is not only the struggle of friends from other places, but also the struggle of Beijingers to go to work through districts and counties.

At present, the places with good jobs in Beijing are concentrated in Chaoyang and Haidian, which are too concentrated. Even from Beijing, there are too few people who can really work from home.

But houses in Chaoyang are really expensive. Now I don't want to live in the basement. Unless a company with better welfare can provide a place to live, at least half of my salary will be on rent.

When it comes to passive distance, no one is more pitiful than the Beijingers who were demolished in the early days.

A very good friend of mine used to live in Liubukou, a little east of Xidan, which is definitely in the city center. Because of the early demolition, there was little money at that time, and now I am forced to live in the East Fifth Ring Road.

He went to work in Beitaipingzhuang, where he used to live, and took a bus to their unit for 20 minutes, basically passing through a Xinjiekou. Now in his house, not to mention the bus, even if there is a car, it won't drive, and it's a dog. Now he takes the subway every day and goes to his office to boast about two districts.

Beijing is no longer the Beijing it used to be. There used to be only four or nine cities, but now it is really big Beijing.

It's not just the North drift that is sad, but also the porcelain in Beijing.