There are 200,000 Japanese living in Shanghai, most of whom are women.

Shanghai has always been called the magic capital of China. The reason is that Shanghai is one of the most developed cities in China. Every year, a steady stream of foreigners come to Shanghai to work and settle down. Some people came to Shanghai, but others left Shanghai. This is not a big city, but it's about to explode. Perhaps it is also because Shanghai is developing well and there are many opportunities. Many young people will choose to come to Shanghai for employment just after graduation, and even Shanghai will be very attractive.

As early as many years ago, more than 200,000 Japanese lived in Shanghai for a long time. After so many years, this number will definitely increase, especially in Japan, where women are the majority. What do they do? Why do you like living in Shanghai so much?

In fact, the reason is not too complicated. As we said just now, Shanghai's economy is very developed, much like Japan's. Japan is a developed country, and its per capita economic income is definitely higher than that of China. However, the Japanese are also under great pressure. For many Japanese women, it is difficult to compete with men at work. Moreover, Japanese women are very traditional and generally return to their families after marriage, not to mention things. But it's different in China. Men and women are equal in China. Even if married, women in China can still go to work!

This is one of the reasons why Japanese women prefer Shanghai. Most of them will be engaged in translation work in Japan, and the salary level of translators is already relatively high. In addition, there are direct flights from Shanghai to Japan, and it only takes more than two hours to return home. They work in Shanghai, which is not much different from that in Japan. The most important point is that the overall material level in Shanghai is higher than that in Japan. This is because China is vast and rich in natural resources, and because Japan is an island country, even a watermelon has to be sold quickly, while China is different. In addition, earthquakes occur all the year round, and maybe one day there will be life-threatening!

All of the above are one of the reasons why Japanese women and Japanese men have settled in Shanghai. It is likely that more Japanese immigrants will come to China in the future. What do you think of this?