Which province does Jiangsu people go to work the most?

In fact, not many people from Jiangsu go to other provinces to work. The main purpose of going out to work is to get higher income. Generally speaking, only those economically backward provinces will have a large number of people going out to work, such as Henan, Sichuan, Anhui and other provinces, and Jiangsu is one of the most developed provinces in China, with a per capita GDP of 20110.5 million yuan, ranking second in the country.

We can roughly calculate the inflow and outflow of a province by the difference between the permanent population and the registered population. In 20 18, the permanent population in Jiangsu was 808 1 10,000, while the registered population was only 77.76 million, 3.05 million less than the permanent population. In other words, Jiangsu is a province with population inflow. Judging from the population of each city, there is population loss in some cities in central Jiangsu and northern Jiangsu.

There are few people working in other provinces in Jiangsu, but it doesn't mean that there is less population flow in cities in the province. Although Jiangsu's economy is developed, there is also the problem of unbalanced economic development. It is a fact that the development level and per capita income of southern Jiangsu is higher than that of northern Jiangsu. So many people who work in northern Jiangsu have gone to southern Jiangsu, just as many people from eastern and western Guangdong have flowed to the Pearl River Delta.

Of course, there will definitely be people working in other provinces in Jiangsu. Even in economically developed areas, there are more or less people who go out to work. Not surprisingly, Jiangsu has the largest population going to work in Shanghai. It turns out that Shanghai is a part of Jiangsu. Although it has been "separated" now, there are still some close ties. With a population of nearly 10 million, Shanghai is the largest city in China. Among these foreign builders, Anhui is the largest, accounting for 23.3%, followed by Jiangsu, accounting for 19%, that is, about 1.8 million.

Our workers in northern Jiangsu all go to southern Jiangsu, like those in southern Jiangsu, usually in local or Shanghai. Those who say they want to work in Zhejiang are completely jokes. Although you are indeed richer than us in Zhejiang, is it better for us to work in this province than in Zhejiang? It is better to work in a factory in Zhejiang than in southern Jiangsu. Maybe Jiangsu people go to Zhejiang to do small business more. After all, Zhejiang is still quite good in this respect and can earn a little money. Finally, I think we Jiangsu people may be homesick and don't like places far from our province, so there are more people in Shandong, Zhejiang and Shanghai (except this province). I haven't heard of anyone going to Anhui anyway.

I studied in Nanjing, Jiangsu for four years, and then worked for almost five years. I have been to every city in Jiangsu and met many people from Jiangsu, so I know a lot about Jiangsu as a whole.

Personally, few people from Jiangsu really go to work in other provinces. For example, there are 32 people in our class, half of whom are from Jiangsu. After graduation, except for a few people who went abroad, most students from southern Jiangsu returned to their local jobs, and some students from Su Beiren returned to their local jobs. A few students from northern Jiangsu stayed in Nanjing, only two went to work outside the province, and all went to Shenzhen.

Although the work direction of our class does not represent the whole of Jiangsu, we can generally infer the general situation of a Jiangsu person's job choice.

First, people in southern Jiangsu seldom go to work in other cities outside the local area.

At present, as one of the most developed areas in China, Suzhou, Wuxi, Changzhou, Nanjing and Zhenjiang are all developed, and their living standards are also very high. Therefore, residents in these areas will basically not consider going to work in other places, because they can find suitable jobs at home and their income is not low.

Even if some people really want to work outside the province, they do choose several cities, namely Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou and Hangzhou.

Second, most of Su Beiren went to work in southern Jiangsu.

As the second largest province in China, Jiangsu's GDP in 20 19 is expected to exceed 10 trillion. At present, Jiangsu's manufacturing industry is very developed, and the manufacturing output value of Suzhou alone has reached more than 3 trillion, so the demand for labor in southern Jiangsu is very strong. In this case, most Su Beiren prefer to go to southern Jiangsu to find a job, rather than outside the province.

However, in recent years, with the continuous economic development in northern Jiangsu and industrial transfer in southern Jiangsu, many Su Beiren people can find suitable jobs at home, so fewer and fewer people actually work in southern Jiangsu.

Third, the places where Jiangsu people really go out to work are mainly Shanghai and Beijing.

Although on the whole, most people in Jiangsu don't want to go out to work, but everyone has his own interests. There are tens of millions of people in Jiangsu, and some of them are definitely willing to work outside the province. Working in other provinces, the first choice must be Shanghai and Beijing. At present, among the floating population in Shanghai, Jiangsu people account for a very large proportion, at least several million people, while among the floating population in Beijing, Jiangsu people should also be quite a few.

Jiangsu people will give priority to Shanghai and Beijing when they go out to work hard, because these two cities are more developed than Jiangsu on the whole, so it is normal for Jiangsu people with higher aspirations to go to Beijing and Shanghai to find jobs.

Jiangsu people go out to work, one is to do business, or study and then come back. For example, if you go to Shanghai, Guangdong is generally a college student or a graduate student. Pure rolling is to learn Shanghai's finance, trade and technology, and then go back to southern Jiangsu, or maybe go to Zhejiang to study. You can stay away from southern Jiangsu if you make a living. The employment conditions in Jiangsu are better than those in Zhejiang, and the wages of enterprises will not be less than those in Zhejiang. Why don't Jiangsu people go to Zhejiang to open factories? Because the cost and logistics of starting a company in Jiangsu plain are not bad. Why do Zhejiang people come to Jiangsu to start a company? Because the advantage of opening a factory in Jiangsu is better than that in Zhejiang, otherwise it will be bad. Can you come to Suzhou? It is not good to stay at home and start a company, but also to make money. I have always told my friends in Zhejiang that I can't start a company at home. You can care if you care. Is the family happy? Why did you come all the way to Jiangsu to open a company? You can get rich when you go back to your hometown. I said that people in Jiangsu will not be like this. The key is that Jiangsu is suitable for investors to start businesses and has good conditions.

Jiangsu Subei used to work in Jiangnan, but now many factories in Suzhou have moved to Subei. In the future, Su Beiren won't have to go out to work. People in southern Jiangsu seldom go out to work. Even in Shanghai, my grandparents don't want to say that they can only eat water in Shanghai, live without food in the country, and touch fish and shrimp in the river. Without the motivation to go out and work hard, I followed my parents to Guangzhou, so I had no choice but to work in Guangzhou. In the past, some people supported the frontier and military industry.

There are not many migrant workers in Jiangsu, only Shanghai, followed by Zhejiang.

Because Jiangsu itself is the first strong province in comprehensive strength, with excellent economy, education, tourism, medical care and transportation, the income of Suzhou and Nanjing is comparable to that of the first-tier city of Guangzhou. Therefore, Jiangsu people are relatively dismissive of foreign attraction.

However, after all, Shanghai is more developed than a city like Guangzhou and used to be an integral part of Jiangsu. In addition, it is in China, so many people in Jiangsu who pursue higher income and high quality of life are still dreaming. Of course, this is also the majority in northern Jiangsu.

Jiangsu people who go to Zhejiang are relatively easy to distinguish, because most working-class people come from northern Jiangsu, while most entrepreneurs come from southern Jiangsu.

Jiangsu people go out to work, where do they go the most? Shanghai is undoubtedly the most. Shanghai has a large market, high wages and is close to home.

Besides Shanghai, it is Beijing. Why? Because there are many Beijing officials from the Soviet Union and they have contacts in Beijing, it is naturally convenient to work and make money. By the way, the CCTV building was built by Jiangsu people. In fact, Jiangsu people go out to work, which is found all over the country. Why? Because there are too many people engaged in construction in Jiangsu. Jiangsu Tiejun traveled all over the world. As for the female compatriots in Jiangsu, it should be the most to work in Japan. After all, Japan is only a strip of water. In fact, all of us in Jiangsu have a pure heart and are working hard to build our hometown. People who travel abroad will invest in their hometown as long as they have the ability. For example, Liu.

Our bathhouse is dominated by Jiangsu people!

Most of the migrant workers in northern Jiangsu are older, but most of them are in Shanghai and southern Jiangsu. Many of them never came back to settle down, some of them were born in 1980s, and some of them graduated from colleges and universities. I think it should be called brain drain to work in other places after graduating from colleges and universities. Even fewer people go out to work after 90. They usually have a college diploma or above. Although Suqian is the poorest place in Jiangsu, there are many factories where foreigners come to work. There are also many fresh graduates from other places who come to work in JD.COM. The brain drain in northern Jiangsu is so serious that there are fewer people working now, and there is no need for local factories to go out to work for thousands of months.

It is a tradition in Su Beiren to go out to work.

Jiangsu, like Shaanxi, is basically divided into three parts by north and south. In northern Jiangsu, especially Xuzhou, many people go out to work and are still doing it.

Su Beiren, from Xuzhou to Taizhou, and then to Xinjiang, has many skilled craftsmen, and the level of decoration merchants is very high. There are also many immigrants in the 1950s and 1960s, and many ethnic minorities speak Subei dialect.

Outsiders now have a good evaluation of Su Beiren, after all, it has a profound cultural background. Now that the economy has started, it is said that private enterprises in Xuzhou area are quite good.