How do Beijingers view outsiders?

Indigenous Beijingers think that outsiders are probably poor and miserable, while Beijingers are quite xenophobic and selfish.

The indigenous Beijingers, as they are located in the heart of China, have a very high sense of self-goodness and superiority. They believe that the place where they live is a place that people all over the country aspire to.

I live in Qinhuangdao, which is not far from Beijing and is a tourist city. I often see many Beijingers coming here to buy vacation homes. There was one in the elevator of a vacation apartment, which can be bought or rented, and then I heard a few people chatting and said: I bought it here for summer vacation, to see the seaside and cool off. But we are Beijingers. Beijing is the place where we were born and raised. How wonderful Beijing is. It is a place that people all over the country yearn for, the heart of the motherland. There are the best schools, the best hospitals, the best houses in the country, etc., all of them. Everything is the best, and everything comes first from Beijing. When I heard it, I immediately felt that he was too proud.

In fact, many Beijingers in the original novel live in courtyard houses, where several families live in the same courtyard. The houses are not big and the traffic in the old alleys is not convenient and they are also very dirty. Wait randomly. But just because it's Beijing, the land prices there are very high. Siheyuan is even more expensive, with a unit costing tens of millions. In fact, there are not that many local Beijingers. Most of the people in Beijing now are outsiders. Without outsiders going to Beijing for work, scientific and technological talents, etc., Beijing simply cannot develop so fast. In fact, the outside population has brought new things to the city of Beijing. of energy and passion. Beijing should be a tolerant city, and the people of Beijing should treat these foreign residents with a tolerant and grateful heart.