Which city is suitable for the development of mainlanders, Shenzhen or Guangzhou?

Shenzhen. The population of Shenzhen is mostly from other places, and there are not many aborigines, which means that the exclusivity of Shenzhen will be relatively low. Guangzhou is a commercial city, a big city, a first-tier city, and a city with rich heritage and history. The foreign population does not need history.

Although in the Pearl River Delta, Shenzhen people generally speak fluent Mandarin, unlike other cities with different dialects. Dialect is the cultural wealth of a place, but to a certain extent, it is also a means of exclusion.

At the beginning of college, dormitories were randomly divided. As soon as I entered the dormitory, I found four Chaoshan people, a Hakka and a northern girl in the dormitory. At first, the four of us often used Chaoshan dialect to communicate when chatting. Later, the northern girl said, "Every time you communicate in Chaoshan dialect, I feel very isolated." After that, with their presence, we didn't have to communicate in Chaoshan dialect. Because fear gives them a feeling of rejection.

You will never feel this way in Shenzhen, but it's hard to say in Guangzhou. There is an authentic Cantonese in Guangzhou, which is spoken by people everywhere. Sometimes I ask for directions in Mandarin outside, and the other person gives me directions in Mandarin. Understanding is ok, but it's really hard to understand. Especially after a long period of development here, knowing Cantonese will have obvious advantages over not knowing Cantonese.

Many recruitment positions require companies in Guangzhou to speak Cantonese, while companies in Shenzhen do not.

In recent years, the economic development of Shenzhen is much faster than that of Guangzhou. Perhaps in a few years, Shenzhen's GDP will surpass that of Guangzhou. This means that there are many more opportunities to stay in Shenzhen than in Guangzhou. Shenzhen's tolerance for migrants and rapid economic development have given young people more room for development. Shenzhen is an ultra-high-speed maglev train. It is not easy to catch this train, find a seat on the train, or take a seat in front of the toilet or on the washbasin. The future is bright.

Whether it is the reform and opening up in the 1980s or the present 2 1 century, Shenzhen has more development opportunities than Guangzhou.

But then again, if you want to develop in Shenzhen, take root in Shenzhen, and then buy a house in Shenzhen, it is still quite difficult. Shenzhen's housing prices are so high, surpassing Guangzhou, ranking third in the country, second only to Shanghai and Beijing, and there is no comparability at all.

Opportunities and risks coexist. If you are not strong enough and firm enough, then Shenzhen may not be suitable for you. Always, it varies from person to person.