Why go to Shanghai?

Question 1: How about working in Shanghai? Shanghai is a metropolis and a city of consumption. I suggest you only take 800 yuan. You can go to Shanghai, which is Sijing Town, Songjiang District. There are many Fujian people here. In places where there are many iron and steel companies run by Fujian people, the wages are not very high, but in places where food and shelter are guaranteed, most of us Fujian people come out like this. Get familiar with the goods first, learn the experience, and then start your own company after you have a foundation and popularity.

Question 2: How about working in Shanghai? I think you can work hard. Why did you come to Shanghai? Because of poverty, I can put down my face and ignite my fighting spirit. Just bring about 500, but it can be less.

In this way, when you leave Shanghai or you can stay in Shanghai, you will earn everything at that time, regardless of your own gains and losses. Anyway, you have so much money with you.

I suggest that when you come over, first find a snack bar or restaurant to work, not an intermediary. You will be cheated, and you must have room and board, because there are many such things.

Settle down first, get familiar with the surrounding environment, get to know the people around you, and then use your spare time to find a new job, what you want, or do some small business. At that time, you also made some money in the hotel, and you can start your own struggle. There are many people in Shanghai, so selling snacks is a good way to get rich.

I suggest you come to Shanghai and go directly to the hotel near the railway station. There is a job to do (never go to the store to find a job, don't go to the agency).

In fact, Shanghai is not nervous. Nervousness means that you become an office worker every day with a fixed salary and no time to play. You all go to work. Time flies. You made some money and want to go out to play. When you find that you have to pay the rent and pay the mortgage, of course, you feel that time passes very quickly. Every time I want to go out to play, I think I will pay the rent in a few months, and I feel ready to save money.

Let's chat on QQ when you are free. Trust me personally. I am in Shanghai.

Question 3: What should my boyfriend do if he wants to go to Shanghai? . . First of all, Shanghai is a good city with many opportunities. My boyfriend came to Shanghai, and I came later. It may not be easy for girls to leave a familiar city and a familiar life circle.

If your boyfriend has decided to come to Shanghai, weigh it yourself. If your feelings are worth going with him, I suggest you go with him. After all, cleanliness can't stand the isolation of time and distance. There is only one acquaintance here, and everything depends on myself. I have learned a lot and cherish our previous feelings more. I didn't adapt to it when I first came, and then I gradually integrated into the city.

Of course, if he is not the one who deserves you to give up your job and live a stable life for him, you don't have to do anything for him and move on with your life.

I just want to say that if that person is really good to you and you want to live together for a generation, it's best to be together and not separate. You can let him come first. Don't resign. When he is more stable, you can ask for leave to come to Shanghai to find a job and see if it is suitable.

Question 4: How about I want to go to Shanghai to find a job? It stands to reason that without experience, there is no right to speak. As a person who has never been to Shanghai to work, my answer to this question is somewhat unconvincing. At present, the understanding of Shanghai is still superficial, and it is basically heard from people. Some people think that Shanghai is still full of opportunities. Although you may have to endure low salary at first, if you are smart enough, work hard enough and have an active mind, opportunities will still come to you. The worst salary in Shanghai is 2500 yuan, the lowest. Renting a house is usually about 750 yuan, and then eating is similar all over the country. There are also some people who have worked in Shanghai and finally choose to flee because they may not be able to afford a house in Shanghai. Considering the problems of children in the future, it is estimated that it is still difficult for state-owned enterprises in Shanghai to seek good career development without background. Note that I'm talking about state-owned enterprises, so these people left Shanghai and became one of the people who fled from Beishangguang.

In addition, as far as I know, it is quite normal to earn more than 1 10,000 per month in Shanghai. If a Shanghainese owns a house, it will be a good life. If you still have the idea of buying a house, the salary you are pursuing is not only 200,000 yuan a year, but also a lot of qualities are needed to pursue a high salary, which will take some time to accumulate.

The pace of life in Shanghai is still very fast, and the subway is full of people in a hurry. Nightlife is also rich.

I don't know your specific situation. You also need to consider age, skills, spouse, family, parents and other factors.

If you are still young, I still suggest you go to Shanghai to work hard!

If you don't struggle, you will regret it. If you struggle, the ending is not happy. That's just a pity.

Question 5: Why do enterprises go to Shanghai to develop and open companies? There are many reasons.

Those who do not engage in physical business but engage in business liaison activities only need to register a permanent representative office of a foreign company in China: less investment, less tax, short establishment time, about half a month, short duration, only three years, and flexible operation; If you need to set up an entity, you must register a wholly foreign-owned enterprise (hereinafter referred to as a foreign enterprise): the investment is large, the tax is high, the establishment time is about 2 months, the longest deposit can be extended to 50 years, and the operation is complicated.

If it is a representative office, it can only engage in business liaison activities in China on behalf of Singapore companies, and it is not necessary to invest registered capital, nor can it sign business contracts in the name of the representative office (but it can help customers sign business contracts with Singapore companies, regardless of China). Because the representative office is only an office, its taxation is relatively simple. Among them, business tax is based on the funds spent (such as rent, water and electricity, etc.). ). There is no registered capital, no legal person qualification, no independent declaration right, and no employment right. Therefore, in addition to signing an employment contract with the head office (regardless of this income in China), its employees can only be dispatched by qualified domestic talent dispatch agencies (that is, people belong to the dispatch agencies, wages and social security are borne by the dispatch agencies, and the representative office pays commissions to the dispatch agencies). At present, there is only one relatively large talent dispatch agency in Shenzhen, which is filed by the Ministry of Labor and named FESCO. In the establishment procedure, the representative office can be registered directly with the industrial and commercial bureau without the approval of the industrial and commercial bureau (except for special industries such as insurance and automobile).

To set up a foreign company, you must have all the qualifications of an independent legal person and must invest a certain amount of registered capital (at present, the minimum is RMB 654.38+10,000). You can sign business contracts in your own name, have independent customs declaration rights, and have the right to hire personnel. Taxation is more complicated, besides business tax, there are corporate income tax, personal income tax and so on. In the establishment procedure, foreign companies are much more complicated than representative offices. The biggest difference is that foreign enterprises must go through the examination and approval of the industrial and commercial bureau and obtain the approval certificate and approval before they can apply for a business license in the industrial and commercial bureau.

Please note that the wholly foreign-owned enterprise mentioned here has the same foreign elements as the Singaporean company, but its characteristic is that the company established in China is legally a China enterprise with China nationality, and we call it a "domestic legal person". Singapore company is a company established overseas. Legally, it is a foreign company with Singapore nationality. We call it a "foreign legal person". In the company law, a Singapore company is not called a "head office" but an "investor" or "shareholder", that is, an investor who contributes to a newly established foreign enterprise, but it is a legal person rather than a natural person. Therefore, in China's company law, foreign companies cannot be called "branches", but independent legal entities, similar to "subsidiaries" in private international law.

Therefore, only by knowing what the institution you need to set up needs to do can you know what kind of "branch" you should set up. If an independent legal person is established, there are also "trading companies" and "factories". Because the situation is complicated, I won't go into details here.

Take a trading company as an example. At present, the commercial departments in Guangzhou only have the approval authority at the municipal level. According to the regulations, they must report to the Guangdong Provincial Economic and Trade Department for approval. The process is complicated and takes a long time, usually about 1-2 months. In Shenzhen, because it belongs to the special zone, the commercial department of Shenzhen (called Shenzhen Administration for Industry and Commerce) is authorized by the state and has the authority to examine and approve at the provincial level, so Shenzhen can directly examine and approve, and it only takes about half a month to pass. In addition, there are many policies to encourage and support foreign-funded enterprises in Shenzhen, and preferential policies including taxes and subsidies are not comparable to those in Guangzhou. At the same time, Shenzhen's convenient transportation, developed logistics industry and warehousing industry are also incomparable to Guangzhou. Being close to Hong Kong is also a unique geographical advantage of Shenzhen, which provides great convenience for foreigners and foreign customers of your company to enter and leave the country. One year after its establishment (this is the requirement of Guangzhou), if necessary, your company can also set up a branch in Guangzhou in the name of a foreign company in Shenzhen. At this time, it is no longer necessary to apply for approval from Guangzhou or Shenzhen, but to apply for a business license directly from Guangzhou Industrial and Commercial Bureau. Branches do not need to invest registered capital, but such branches can operate independently, and their rights and interests are the same as those of independent legal persons except for their independent customs declaration rights. Customs declaration can also be entrusted by the branch to the local customs broker. & gt

Question 6: How should I live when I first arrive in Shanghai? Looking for a job first, solving your own accommodation first, that is, looking for a job first and then choosing a job. When everything is stable, you will have a better choice.

Question 7: Girlfriend must go to Shanghai. What should I do? 1. big principle: you can't control it too tightly, it will make her disgusted. The tighter you hold, the easier it is to lose! There is temptation, but it is not so exaggerated. Many people who go out to work are not good.

3. Always be open and caring, and don't be too nervous;

Why not let her come to Shanghai?

Question 8: How to arrange these places for one day in Shanghai? If you want a day, take a taxi. The railway station first goes to Tianzifang, then to Lujiazui, then to Chenghuang Temple, then to Nanjing Road and finally to the Bund. The lights of the Bund and Lujiazui city landscape are 18: 30 to 22: 00.

If you go to the Bund from Nanjing Road, you can choose to walk. It takes only a few minutes to walk from Nanjing East Road Pedestrian Street to the Bund.

Question 9: How to get from Shanghai to Changbai Mountain 1? Plane: Shanghai can fly directly to Changbai Mountain Airport. (most convenient)

2. Train: You can take the train directly to Shenyang or Changchun, and then transfer to the train directly to Baihe. (If there is a trip between Shenyang and Changchun, a train is recommended. )

Please pay attention to us when traveling in Changbai Mountain!

Question 10: Why do you want to work in Shanghai? 1: There are more beautiful women in Shanghai 2: There are more hot spots for gold panning in Shanghai 3: The living standard in Shanghai is high 4: It is one of the international metropolises 5: There are more foreigners in Shanghai 6: Shanghai has more money than many places, and eats more subsistence allowances 7:...........8: Waiting for supplements.