200,000 Japanese once settled in Shanghai. Why do they return to China now? What is the reason?

As we all know, at the beginning of the founding of New China, the country's development in all aspects was still relatively backward, and people's living standards were relatively low. Many people choose to emigrate to other countries in order to enjoy a better life and welfare. However, with the increasing comprehensive strength and international status of China in recent years, many people began to choose to return to China for development, which set off a wave of returning home. In addition, more and more foreign friends began to travel, study and work in China, and some even settled in China for a long time.

Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen and so on. As a famous big city in China, there are naturally many foreign friends living in it. It is reported that there are about 50,000 Koreans living in Beijing, China, and as many as 540,000 African blacks living in Guangzhou, which is quite amazing. In addition, there are about 200,000 Japanese living in China and Shanghai.

As we all know, Shanghai is a national central city and a famous historical and cultural city, enjoying a high reputation in the world. Many Japanese choose to come to Shanghai for development, not only because there are many job opportunities, but also because Shanghai is close to Japan and it is more convenient for Japanese to come here. After settling in Shanghai, these people have become accustomed to local life and can speak fluent Shanghai dialect. However, according to relevant media reports, 200,000 Japanese who "settled" in Shanghai in recent years are packing their bags and returning to China. Why is this? The reason was revealed, and netizens all felt: "This is too realistic!"

However, in recent years, with the improvement of China's economic strength, prices are also rising, which makes many Japanese feel great pressure in life. On the other hand, most Japanese rent houses in Shanghai instead of buying houses. Some people say that more than half of their monthly salary is used to pay rent, and they usually need to be very frugal to live a normal life in Shanghai. Under such circumstances, many Japanese people began to miss life in Japan, so they decided to leave Shanghai and return to China for development.

The working system of many enterprises in China is also an important reason why many Japanese consider returning to China. For example, the rotation system and the three-shift system are unacceptable to many people and they have to choose to return to China.