Why do many Japanese choose to settle in China, but don't persuade them to leave?

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I believe that many people in life will feel that life in Japan next to them is very beautiful, and they are eager to immigrate there one day and live the carefree life they want. There is no need to worry about pollution, pesticide residues, and the sacred topic of smoking smog every day.

But is Japan really that good? According to the data, in fact, many Japanese have settled in China, especially in Shanghai. Why do we have the impression that the Japanese rich prefer to settle in China, rather than those famous developed countries such as the United States and Britain? Only after learning about it did I know that the climate in Shanghai is similar to theirs. Shanghai is a sacred place of civilization and has a long history. The culture here is still so attractive, not particularly foreign, not particularly tacky, so the Japanese feel very mysterious and call it the magic capital figuratively.

There is no other bad reason for them to come here, just because Shanghai is not as crowded as theirs, because as we all know, Japan's mainland is very small and earthquakes often occur there. To put it mildly, maybe those people may whisper in their hearts: If I were in Japan, I might disappear in the earthquake one day.

In fact, when it comes to their settlement in China, a large part of the reason is that life in our country is very convenient now. For example, they don't have to carry cash with them. No matter what they do when they go out, as long as they have a mobile phone, this is not a problem at all. Besides, if they want to eat, they don't have to go downstairs. A phone call and a suitable hot meal can be delivered to their door in an instant. If you want to go shopping, you can also buy and sell it online. The best comment I have ever heard is that they can feel the convenience of low-cost taxis here. It turns out that taking a taxi in Japan is for the rich. Also, our subway guide here is very clear, so don't worry about getting lost.

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