Real life after emigrating to Suzhou

No matter what the family conditions are, it is the same. I have a house, you have a house, but the geographical location of the house is different. I have a part-time job, so you can earn as much as I earn. What is the difference?

Wouldn't it be the same if everyone went to work in the same individual city on a zero basis?

It's just that local people have less money to rent a house, and the same utilities and expenses, local people are basically unwilling to do harder work. Most foreigners earn much more than locals. Don't always think about how local people get rich. Now the consumption level is basically the same as the price, and local people have the advantage of owning a house in this city. When they are demolished, they will become rich overnight. Outsiders can also be demolished or get rich overnight.

I just saw someone scold me and say "blood is valuable". This comment has been deleted by the system. What I want to say is: where is your bloodline valuable? There are many people who earn more money than you. Stop thinking that I am a local, and I will be noble. Wake up! I grew up in Suzhou, surrounded by foreigners. I am hardworking and earn twice as much as you. Many people even bought their own houses in Suzhou. Can you afford a house yourself? Where is your superior capital? Of course, you can't rule out some rich second generation here. You can compare the ridiculous so-called "bloodline" without parents.