Advantages and disadvantages of working and living in Shenzhen, Beijing, Shanghai and Suzhou.

Shenzhen: Immigrant cities are not exclusive. Everyone speaks Mandarin so that they can get along with each other. There are many job opportunities, the fastest working pace and the greatest pressure. The poor public security in the country belongs to Shenzhen except Guangzhou. High wages and high consumption.

Beijing: Rich cultural heritage and too many rich people. Beijingers are arrogant in their bones and look down on people from other places. Beijing accent is the most unbearable, and there are many job opportunities. Capable people can easily find jobs. Needless to say, the emperor has good feet. Beijing's rush hour traffic jams are world-famous. The salary is not as high as that of Shenzhen and Shanghai, and of course the consumption is not as high as that of Shenzhen and Shanghai.

Shanghai: China is the largest city with the largest population, and the ranks of job seekers are among the best in China. It is not easy for ordinary people to find a job, except those who are capable. Renting a house in Shanghai is the scariest place in China. The rent is high. If you sign for one year, you will pay three for one, and the water, electricity and gas charges will be calculated. Your aunt in Shanghai will break you down if she speaks Shanghainese. The service attitude of convenience stores in Shanghai will drive you crazy; But the law and order in Shanghai will make you admire; Never fight a roadside quarrel in Shanghai, which will make you enjoy it; The bibimbap that workers come home to eat at night will make you never want to eat ... Oh, remember, there is no breakfast in Shanghai. It was solved on the way earlier.

Suzhou: The most impressive city has good scenic spots, gentle people, low consumption and relatively few job opportunities, but this city will let you go where you don't want to go, just like Chengdu. You can go here to develop if you don't mind. It's only 1 hour by train from Shanghai to Suzhou.