Hong Kong and the Mainland in the eyes of a new immigrant: Which life is better? (2)

In Hong Kong, say "No, bye-bye" when you receive it. Salespeople have no time to waste on people who don't want to buy. On the mainland, if you earn 20 thousand a month, you can save a lot of money. If your mood is not too high, you can start planning a leisurely life. In Hong Kong, you earn 20 thousand yuan a month and spend it all in one month. Be careful, if you can't be extravagant! On the mainland, many people can chat or buy online at work, and they can really have a rest on Saturday and Sunday. In Hong Kong, doctors work for more than ten hours every day. Even the staff, many of whom work until 10, 12 or even one or two in the morning, do not get much compensation for overtime on holidays. On the mainland, I found that many people are already very powerful, racking their brains to climb up; In Hong Kong, I have met many people who have money they can't spend all their lives and are still trying their best to make more money. In Hong Kong, mainlanders are discriminated against. Take out your education and quality, take out your knowledge and work performance to shut them up. In Guangzhou, I used to hold a college diploma, but I didn't have a Guangzhou hukou, and I was also discriminated against. No matter which university I graduated from and what I do, in the eyes of Guangzhou people, I am a country girl from a small city. On the mainland, you found a thief stealing someone else's bike and called the police. The police think you meddle, ie have friends to testify. In Hong Kong, you can go to the police for anything. It goes without saying that you have been stolen and robbed, even if you have been stung by a bee, or your dog climbed a tree, quarreled with someone in the street, or your parents beat your child. Whether they like it or not, the police should maintain a good service attitude. On the mainland, if there is a slight complaint about the service, there will be customer complaints or curses; In Hong Kong, even if they are not satisfied with the service, most people will keep their mouths shut in order to maintain their identity and image. I think some customers in Chinese mainland have gone too far, but the cultivation emphasized by Hong Kong people has gone too far. No way, since I live in Hong Kong, I have to do as the Romans do. Otherwise, even if you eat a meal in a restaurant in a hurry, it will attract people's attention. On the mainland, you are worried about the elderly or children going out alone. What will passers-by from the ruins do if they faint on the road or get hit by a car? In Hong Kong, you just need to check whether the old people and children have their home phone numbers, because you know that if something happens on the road, someone will help them, at least call an ambulance. On the mainland, love of reading and learning seems to be the characteristics or patents of educated people. In Hong Kong, people from all walks of life go to study, people from all walks of life love to go to the library, people from all walks of life borrow piles of books home, and some people read so many books that I am dumbfounded. On the mainland, we have a "little sun", where four old people and two adults revolve around a child. In Hong Kong, we have "helicopter parents" who keep hovering over the children. Full text (editor: dq111)