Where are many foreigners in Shanghai?

Question 1: There are many foreigners in Shanghai, such as Xinzhuang Town in Minhang District, Jiangqiao Town in Jiading District, dachang town in Baoshan District, jinqiao town in Pudong New Area, Zhangjiang Town in Pudong New Area, Chuansha Town in Pudong New Area and Linsan Town in Pudong New Area.

Question 2: Where are the most foreigners in Shanghai? There are many factories in the suburbs, many foreigners and some urban-rural fringe areas.

Question 3: Where are there many foreigners in Shanghai? Xinzhuang Town in Minhang District, Jiangqiao Town in Jiading District, dachang town, jinqiao town, Zhangjiang Town, Chuansha Town and Linsan Town in Baoshan District.

Question 4: Where is the largest migrant population in Shanghai? Anhui has the largest population, accounting for one-third of the foreign population, followed by Jiangxi, then Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and then Henan.

Question 5: Where are the most foreigners in Anhui and Shanghai?

Question 6: There are many foreigners in Shanghai, generally speaking, they are old suburban communities.

Question 7:20 16 how many foreigners are in Shanghai's total population? How many locals? 20 16 Shanghai population has no statistical data.

The data of the sixth national census in Shanghai, namely 20 10, was released by Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Statistics on May 3rd, 20 16.

According to the data of Shanghai's sixth national census released by Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Statistics on May 3rd, 20th16th, based on the zero point of 201.000, the permanent population of Shanghai is 230 1.9 1.000, while Shanghai's "Eleventh Five-Year Plan" * * * The number of people increased by 6.281.4 million, with an increase of 37.53%, with an average annual increase of 6.281.0 million, with an average annual increase of 3.24%.

87.75% of the population increase comes from outside.

Of the total resident population of 230 1.9 1.000, the resident population of Shanghai from other provinces and cities is 8.977 million, accounting for 39%. Compared with the fifth census, the resident population of Shanghai from other provinces and cities increased by 55 1.2 1.000, an increase of 159.08%, with an average annual increase of 55 1.20 million, with an average annual increase of 9.99%.

Question 8: Shanghai's population changes, where is the largest foreign population? After the opening of Shanghai, the number of immigrants far exceeded that of locals living here. They come from all over China, but over 80% of them are from Jiangsu and Zhejiang (especially from Ningbo), occupying an absolute advantage. Generally speaking, the economic and social status of immigrants in Wu dialect area is higher than that of immigrants in Jianghuai Mandarin area (Jiangbei people), and they have a strong sense of superiority traditionally, and the latter often feel discriminated against.

After the reform and opening up, the number of migrant workers in Shanghai has surged. Because of the convenient transportation, people from all provinces have it, among which Anhui is more famous.

Question 9: Are there more people in Shanghai or foreigners? Of course, there are many local residents in Shanghai! About 1500W ... people from other places are about 800W!

Question 10: Shanghai people are so exclusive, why do so many foreigners go to Shanghai to develop? Before I came to Shanghai, my classmates told me that I heard that Shanghainese are very exclusive. I don't think so.

Soon after I came to Shanghai, I met many wonderful things. For example, taking a photo with classmates, before taking a photo, we asked how much the two-inch blue background was, and the boss (aunt level) said 25, so we agreed to take it. After the filming, the boss ignored us and went to fix her picture. We were puzzled and asked when it would be ready. She said she would pick it up tomorrow, and now it will cost 35 yuan. My classmate and I got angry when we heard it. We argued with her about why we didn't make it clear at first, and finally got 35. And the uncle of the house downstairs (second floor) that I rent now comes up from time to time at eleven o'clock in the evening and slams the door loudly, and then he starts yelling. Can you keep your voice down? Why are you like this! I'll call your landlord again! I apologize and feel speechless at the same time. We are very concerned about this. Why don't you mind driving so loudly outside? Really, the feeling of being disrespected and rudely disturbed is very irritating. etc

However, I have also encountered many warm-hearted things. When I first arrived, the subway station couldn't find anyone to lead the way directly, so I suggested getting a transportation card. As soon as my colleagues at work heard that I was from Chongqing, they excitedly began to inquire about Chongqing's special snacks. Ordering at the party also took care of my "heavy taste"; Today, on the way to work, an old man rode his bicycle, rang the doorbell loudly and kindly, and shouted, Be careful, little girl. Sometimes, I think Shanghai is not so cold.

There are too many rich petty bourgeoisie people in Shanghai, so you can buy several suites in your hometown. At the same time, there are many migrants in Shanghai, most of whom are people with low consumption level. Many service industries such as catering, sales and construction workers are mostly foreigners, and Shanghainese have a natural sense of superiority. Therefore, the relationship between waiters and customers, poverty and wealth will consciously produce this "exclusion" phenomenon. But this actually exists in any city. And I think the phenomenon of exclusion is more common in people who are older or have no quality.

Having said so much, it seems that I can't answer the question of the subject. Why did you come to Shanghai? Make money. No matter whether it is money or future, there are more opportunities in first-tier cities. Who wants to abandon children who are still in school and elderly parents, and who wants to leave home and drift north?

Besides living, we have to live.