What's the experience of working in Shanghai?

If you don't come, even the Shanghainese themselves are not happy. No one can afford commercial housing, but they are all buying affordable housing. The total price of 70 square meters of affordable housing is also 2 million. The total price of 50 square meters of second-hand houses in urban areas is more than 4 million, and commercial houses are even more deadly. Even the outer ring needs 5 million to afford an 80-square-meter house. . . In Shanghai, families with total assets less than 8 million are poor households. What do you think 8 million is equivalent to? It is equivalent to five grandparents, parents and children. The total living area of five people may be less than 150 square meters. No house for rent means no extra income. Without rent, it is difficult for Shanghai families with total assets of less than 800 to help the youngest children buy a wedding room in the nature of commercial housing. . . . . . Therefore, in Shanghai, in order to have children and support the elderly and realize a well-off family, the total family assets of at least five people must reach 6.5438+0.5 million (including three modest houses and more than 2 million spare money). Besides, huh? ⊙! Another point is that people born before 2000 have worked in Shanghai for 70 years, and the average annual salary has reached 200,000. If you find that your annual salary is lower than this average, if you are from Shanghai, and you have a nest in Shanghai at least, you will continue to mix and you will not die. If you are a foreigner and can't reach this figure, you are really dead. How did you die? Not alarmist! But Shanghai natives are half poor and many rich! Do you know that?/You know what? Do you know that?/You know what? Many Shanghai local building cleaning aunts with a monthly salary of 2,500 yuan are relocated households. They earn little, but they work to cultivate their sentiments. Many uncles and uncles in Shanghai who have been assigned to several relocated houses spend a lot of time at home. Many young people who were assigned to relocated houses after 1980s and 1990s play basketball to exercise in the community every day, and no one goes to work. . . . . . Most of the Shanghainese who work as junior staff in Shanghai are poor. You can only deal with people who work, or with new Shanghainese like you. You certainly can't fit into the rich circle in Shanghai. If you can't integrate into the rich circle, there will be no upward thrust and channels, and important relationships will be lost. It doesn't matter whether you can go or not, you have to rely entirely on yourself. Of course, Shanghai is a more self-reliant city than the whole country. Most people don't rise by relationships. Others, relying on their own abilities, help themselves when others appreciate them. If you don't enter the upper class, there will be no decent and reliable people to help you. They are all people just like you.