When people reach middle age, they want to work in Lianzhou People's Hospital. I don't know the salary.

I am a native of Lianzhou, and now I am studying in Guangzhou ~ ~ Give some opinions on your question ~

1. Lianzhou's salary level is definitely not high. To put it bluntly, it is a poor place without industry ~ basically, it can only rely on tourism and consumption to support consumption. There are mountains on all sides, except mountains, there is nothing but cars ~

2. The price of real estate near Lianzhou is still not expensive, because many local people have their own houses ~ the supply is obviously too high ~ and I tell you, there is only a small piece in the urban area (I can ride around the center in about an hour by bike, hehehehehe), and the People's Hospital is in the south of the city, which is a little far ~

3, the quality of teaching, I think I am the most qualified to speak among so many respondents, primary schools, except the central primary school, don't have to consider others ~ Because I graduated from this primary school, I can't say which junior high school is good now ~ Because lianzhou middle school still recruited junior high school students at that time, I don't recruit them now, and other junior high schools should be similar ~ And high schools, except lianzhou middle school, don't worry about others ~ There is no way to compare ~ Some people may think that I speak absolutely. But I still know it from Central Primary School and lianzhou middle school Junior High School for so many years ~ ~ As for Tsinghua Peking University, forget it, don't brag, there are only three others, and the last one is when I was in junior high school ~ ~

Of course, the quality of teaching is only relative, and it can't be compared with the Pearl River Delta region ~ To be honest, the quality of lianzhou middle school has also dropped sharply in recent years, and the teaching staff is too poor ~ It's above average in Qingyuan region ~ Many of us who came out of our alma mater don't want to go back to teaching after finishing college ~ It's long and tiring ~

4. Social security, not to mention too much, can only be said to be unsatisfactory ~ There are many thieves in the street ~ Recently motorcycle thieves have become more and more rampant ~ There are too many social hooligans because there is nothing to do ~

5, xenophobia and bullying will not, because people here are originally mixed-race,

6。 Dialects are obvious and there are many local languages. Basically, every township has its own dialect, and even different villages have different dialects ~ but there are only three or four dialects with the largest population ~ ~ Cantonese should be no problem. It's close to Hunan, and many people from other provinces will come, so Mandarin is spoken more ~ Primary schools usually speak Mandarin in class, but sometimes Cantonese is added. After all, primary school teachers are still relatively local ~

7。 The traffic mentioned earlier is really not so good ~ but now the expressway seems to be opened, and it should take about two to three hours to get to Guangzhou (theoretically, it should take about three hours ~) ~ It's hard to say the time to get to and from the bus, but it seems that there are quite a few people going to Guangzhou, from 8: 00 am to 9: 00 pm (I don't know the details), basically every half hour ~

8. Lianzhou People's Hospital is the best hospital in Lianzhou, and all kinds of hardware conditions are good, which is not comparable to other local hospitals. It should be said that Qingyuan is not bad ~ I don't understand the finer things ~ but I heard that there is a lot of oil and water, alas ~ ~

I don't know how to say it ~ If it is a better area, I still suggest not to come ~ Although I am a local, I am quite disappointed in my hometown. My family also said that if it breaks out, I should never come back. There is no future ~ It is too ugly and dark ~ The political and legal police are not satisfactory. This is my personal experience, not what I said ~ only those who have experienced it have the right to speak ~