If you want to move, where is more suitable for living?

Longing for a comfortable climate: Kunming

Looking forward to quiet and tidy: Xiamen

Longing for comfort and leisure: Chengdu

Yearning for exotic customs: Lijiang and Dali in Yunnan

Looking forward to a small and pleasant environment: Zhaoqing City, Guangdong Province

Yearning for foreign flavor, fashion, moderate consumption and sincere treatment of citizens: Harbin

Looking forward to the beautiful environment and seaside customs: Dalian

* * * Personal suggestions:

If you are from the north, don't settle in the south. The cold in winter makes many northern immigrants suffer from various cold diseases, and the hot flashes in summer make you want to die. Dongguan people are very slick, and dealing with them is very irritating; Hainan tourism is ok. In fact, Haikou and Sanya are unique, not fashionable at all, and the local people are ugly and not pleasing to the eye at all. Can they live comfortably there?

I think a bright life is when the four seasons are distinct: flowers in spring, rain in summer, fruit in autumn and snow in winter!

I am from Beijing. I can't stand the cramped southern towns, and I have no leisure to deal with those philistine barbarians. Harbin is my first choice for domestic settlement. The historical heritage of Britain, France and Russia makes the streets and alleys of Harbin full of European customs. After the Songhua River was treated, the water quality was purified again. Harbin has been "steamed" into the most beautiful city in Northeast China in summer, and the streets are full of ice lamps in winter. That little cold has already melted in the hibiscus flowers (I took my friends to Harbin for the Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first month for three consecutive years); When it comes to fashion, Harbin has everything, from postmodernism, exceptionalism to popular life. When Harbin people come to Shanghai, they must abandon the local rustic and can't dress up. Harbin girl is beautiful and slim, and Harbin ranks first among the "four beautiful cities in China", which is absolutely worthy of its reputation! In such an excellent city, the consumption is actually moderate, and the monthly income of 3,000 yuan is above the average level, so you can run a well-off life (unlike Beijing, where you can't afford a good house with a monthly salary of over 10,000 yuan); Heilongjiang people are frank and sincere, never exclusive, and soon regard you as their friend (this is obviously far from Guangdong and Shanghai! Such a beautiful city-what else can my husband ask for? ! Many people are frightened by the rumor that the northeast is too cold. In winter, the temperature in Harbin is low, but it is not windy and the room is warm. Shopping malls, small shops, units and homes are particularly warm. None of my friends who have been to Harbin said it was cold there. Girlfriend's slim physique is the most afraid of cold. In winter, she and I went to Harbin to play and ate sorbets all over the street. After shopping for a long time, she began to shout that Beijing was cold.

* * * If you have to go to the south, then go to Chengdu. Funan River runs through the city. The old city is fashionable and leisure, and the food is rich and cheap. Chengdu is a little more masculine than other cities in the south (a little more in the north). Girls are nice, beautiful and generous, but men are even worse, small and narrow-minded. The cost of living in Chengdu is not high, but the house is quite expensive, and it is rising all the way. Better ones also cost seven or eight thousand yuan/square meter. On the other hand, there are few sunny days, but they are good for girls' skin.

* * * The above is my personal opinion, it's up to you.

Of course, staying in any city for a long time will make you tired.