Friend, have you arrived in Xiamen? I want to go now, too I don't know what the specific situation is over there

I've been here for a while, so I can tell you some real feelings.

First of all, talk about living conditions. The living conditions here in Xiamen are not very good. The house I live in now is 1500, without a kitchen. You can imagine the standard of the house here. You can measure how expensive a house you can afford, not to mention a few hundred dollars. In other words, if you want to cook, you can only do it in the bedroom, simply cooking noodles. There is no heating in winter, and it is wet and cold. Unless you rent a house with heating and air conditioning, or buy your own electric heater, your clothes are wet.

Secondly, let me talk about the climate. It was July when I came, and it was about 35 to 40 degrees almost every day. Most of the weather forecast says it will be cloudy, but when you go out, there is no shade or cloud at all. In the hot sun, your face was sunburned. Most winter weather forecasts say it's cloudy, but in fact it's just the opposite. It's cloudy at all. It is conceivable that sunshine is a luxury in winter in Xiamen. Although it is cold outside in winter in the north, it is always warm indoors. Here, you will always feel cold and humid. It rains seven days a week, which is very common.

Thirdly, I want to talk about diet. What I eat here really makes me speechless. I miss the food in the north. The food here and the food used by the public are really pitiful. And the price is much higher than that in the north. Every time I call home to compare prices, my heart is bleeding. What I can't stand most is that there are few varieties of fruits here and the prices are expensive. There is not even the most popular watermelon in our north. The watermelons here are simply hard to swallow. Not to mention apples, lemons and bananas. Nothing tastes good except expensive ones. Alas. . . . . .

Fourthly, what I want to say is that the sanitary environment in Xiamen is too bad. Take the most common means of transportation, such as dirty buses, as acceptable means of transportation. You can't sit too far back when you take the bus, because it is a gathering place for cockroaches, which is disgusting. When I first came to Xiamen to take the bus, I thought there were patterns on the window. Later, I learned that I haven't cleaned the glass for a long time, and raindrops, dust and so on are circled. (Of course, not all bus lines are like this, but this is not an isolated phenomenon. ).

Walking on the streets of Xiamen, you must not just look up at the scenery, but look down at the road, for nothing else, just to avoid stepping on the damn dog shit (there are too many wild dogs in Xiamen, and you can see their traces in the city center and around). It's hard to imagine that this is a tourist city.

However, just when I was amazed at everything in Xiamen, I went to Fuzhou. Haha, when you go to Fuzhou and return to Xiamen, you will have different feelings. All the confusion and complaints are gone. Because compared with Fuzhou, Xiamen is a paradise.

Finally, I want to say that it doesn't matter if you come to Xiamen to play. You can come and play. Not bad. If you are looking for a job and working as a white-collar office worker, I don't quite agree, because there are few job opportunities here. If you think about it, you can imagine that there is no newspaper recruitment. If it is a service industry or something, the wages here are not high and there are few large enterprises. In this case, you have no room for promotion, just work, no development.

Unless you come here to do business and do a little business, it's not bad. After all, this is a tourist city, and money is easy to earn. If you have big capital, you only need to have an investment vision; If you have a small capital, you must be able to endure hardships and do small business.

That's all I can say, I hope it will help you! ! ! !