What was the life of Hong Kong people in the past? Do mainlanders go to Hong Kong to develop?

Now that I am living in Hong Kong, I think life in Hong Kong depends on my personal situation.

If you know Cantonese and don't want to study in Hong Kong, it's easy to find a job. But work is usually busy and hard. In fact, many things in Hong Kong are cheaper than those in the Mainland. But the property price is very high and the rent is quite expensive. Generally, there are 3000 rooms with bathrooms and kitchens a month, and they are all very small! The employment situation is that as long as you can work, you will never have no money to earn. If you come to Hong Kong for enjoyment, then Hong Kong is also a place where money is spent like water. Only by working hard can you save.

The premise of coming to Hong Kong for employment formalities is that you have settled down, that is, your parents can apply for you to come to Hong Kong, or it seems that your family savings or investment in Hong Kong exceeds RMB 3 million (in short, your family has money) before you can apply for settlement.

If none of the above conditions exist, unless your relatives can apply for visiting relatives in Hong Kong, it will be difficult to find a job, and the black trade union will arrest you. The salary of a boy in Hong Kong is 1 10,000 a month, but those with skills will be higher. It's not a big problem to have a diploma of more than 50 thousand The focus is on local universities in Hong Kong, or world-renowned universities and key universities in China, such as Peking University). The wages of illegal workers are not very high, but it's different if you have skills.