There are more and more foreigners in Beijing. How to manage them?

The most direct and effective thing everyone can do is to marry a Beijinger.

There is no need to spray, this is the most pragmatic method. Grieve yourself, benefit future generations, benefit parents and brothers. The point is that love is not as good as affection. All love finally turns into affection, and there is a reason to get married first and then fall in love.

Of course, young people may not understand the life experience here for a while, and there are other ways to make a living.

1. Skilled immigrants. That's all you need to hear. This can only be done by a few elites, and it is usually a corporate behavior, and there will be hidden things in it.

2. Wealth immigrants. You can buy a house in Beijing without paying social security for 60 consecutive months. As long as you work hard, you can still settle down in Beijing, but it is still difficult to implement the hukou, and the children's future education is a problem.

3. Working immigrants. Some jobs are in great demand and require high professionalism. If Beijing locals can't meet the demand, they will recruit a large number of foreigners, and some of them will take Beijing hukou as a temptation to tie people up. It's a little similar to scientific and technological immigration, but it requires relatively low academic qualifications and high skills. This is usually difficult and requires patience and a willingness to work for a long time.

That's all I know. Maybe there are other things besides being an actor and a big boss. Children can go to aristocratic schools, and it doesn't matter if they are from Beijing.

People living in Beijing, in order to constantly break through the ceiling of their own workplace, their ability to withstand pressure is constantly improving. Most of these people are ordinary people in our street, subway and people's field of vision. In order to better live and identify with the needs, they bear higher basic living costs and uncertain development ups and downs than the locals, and only a few of them can stand out and take root.

For people living in Beijing, the status of foreigners is no longer prominent, and most of them have entered the ranks of family income of more than 50,000 yuan or even 6,543,800 yuan. For them, this is a real second home. No matter their family background or the process of starting from scratch, they have really played the advantages of "experience" and "background" and become a support in a city where industry, capital, rights and information gather.