Why do many Beijingers stop working at the age of 40 or 50 and play cards in the community every day?

Your observation is quite careful. There are indeed many middle-aged people in their forties and fifties wandering around various communities. But for these people, can you guarantee that they are all from Beijing?

For these people, through my understanding and observation, they are nothing more than the following categories:

The first category is retirees and early retirees. According to the national retirement regulations, some special types of men can retire at 55. There are still some people, because of poor management or bankruptcy of enterprises, their age, and many employees of these enterprises are in their fifties. In terms of policy care, the relevant parties often have bought out their working years or retired early.

The second is the rural relocated households in the suburbs of Beijing. They used to be farmers and didn't have any fixed jobs. After moving, they are often too old to find suitable jobs, so they are idle. Fortunately, in addition to subsidizing the house, they also gave a certain amount of collective retention subsidies. Although the money is not much, it is enough to eat and wear, and the money they rent out is enough to maintain a decent life.

The third category is the 40/50 flexible employment group. Most of these people are laid-off workers who are employed flexibly with the support of national policies. They are mainly engaged in property security, social civilization and public security coordinator, property cleaning and hydropower posts and so on. This kind of working electricity is not always an eight-hour working mode, and most of them need to work in shifts, that is, 24 hours and 72 hours rest, or a white night rest mode. Of course, there is nothing to do after work, and it is normal to hang out and play cards in the community.

The last category can be said that they are not from Beijing at all. They are all touched by the light that children buy a house in Beijing and come to Beijing to enjoy life, or help their children do housework and look after their children.

A person has a way of life, if he wears colored glasses to see other people's way of life. It only means that you are too tired or too failed!

I'm not going to work! I haven't played cards for more than ten years. Get up in the morning, have breakfast, take a walk in the park, come back to buy food, have a bite at noon, take a nap is necessary, wake up and drink the tea thoroughly, feed the fish, water the flowers, and ponder the wine and food at night! What a busy day! If you have nothing to do, you can play badminton and go outdoors. Where do you have time to go to work? I just like watching foreigners listen to my expression of rent increase! hahaha,

It is difficult to find a satisfactory job over 40 years old, and there are still some assets at home. Why did you go out for breath?

This phenomenon is not only in Beijing, but also in the whole country.

As long as there is food to eat (even if it is subsistence allowance), there is no point in not going to work, not doing anything, not making money, and being full all day. If you don't play mahjong, you just hang out or chat together. This is not a good thing!

First, there may be too many idle people, but the main reason is that people have no pursuit and desire (so from a certain point of view, people's pursuit of material desires such as money and status is a good thing, not a bad thing. Once people have no pursuit of material wealth, they will have the so-called "breaking up" and other "Buddhist" thoughts in spirit, which is very dangerous and unfavorable to the development and progress of society. There is a view that high housing prices are not a bad thing, which gives young people the motivation and goal to struggle. If everyone can buy a suite at will, and everyone has a car, a house and a spouse, why bother to make money? )

A society shrouded in mahjong (except gambling) is a lazy and inactive society, and also a confused and fatuous society.

For health, for light, for wealth and for the future, young people should stay away from mahjong!

Go to the construction site, go to the countryside, go to the front line, and go to the place where the motherland needs it most! Bleeding and sweating in pursuit of struggle!

Why do many Beijingers stop working at the age of 40 or 50 and play cards in the community every day?

There are several reasons for this:

1, relocated households.

Maybe people stop working at the age of 40 or 50, and they may still be playing cards in the community at the age of 30. Collecting rent every year can support yourself and your family. Just selling a suite can be worth millions. You don't need to go to work at all, just have fun.

2. Laid-off workers.

As a first-tier city, Beijing has too many young people. Many people are facing the crisis of being laid off in their thirties, not to mention those in their forties and fifties. After being laid off, these people have nothing to do, and they just get together to play cards for their own amusement.

3. Expatriates.

Others have no jobs of their own. They come to Beijing because they have to take care of their grandchildren and so on. They just need to send their grandchildren to school every day. And you can get together with people in the community to play during the day.

Some people think that playing cards every day in their forties and fifties is an act without ambition; Some people envy that when they are 40 or 50 years old, they can feel at ease and not escape from running for money. In fact, whatever it is, it has its own happiness and pain. Don't envy others, just go your own way.

The relocated households in Beijing are all multimillionaires, so it is enough to collect rent! I can't find a job, I can only play cards!

If that's what you said, it must be the rural relocated households in Beijing. Farmers have large homestead, many houses, large yard and square meters. Although the public houses of urban residents are small, they are divided by the government or units. Farmers now become multimillionaires overnight as soon as they are demolished. Why go to work when you have food, drink and money? If I didn't worry about eating and drinking, I would have given up. It would be nice to stroll around the bay and play cards.

When will the work end, but it's a little early in the forties and fifties, and people who look for a job after the sixties won't like you! Besides, if you are sick at home, you still have to take great risks. Let nature take its course! Just find yourself something to do, such as studying food, growing flowers and vegetables, calligraphy, photography and painting, watching children go to school and so on. As long as it is civilized and law-abiding! No problem. Some of these old people work hard when they are young and enjoy life when they are old. Some of them have savings at home and don't have to work hard. Young people don't have to envy these, because they are bored and tired. Comparatively speaking, it is best to be young, passionate, creative, courageous and broad-minded. The director is full of entrepreneurial energy, which is mine! It is worth mentioning that young people should not form the habit of being sarcastic and lazy. Such people will live a mouth full of nothing and no use at all!

There are indeed many Beijingers who don't go to work in their 40 s and 50 s, but those who play cards in the community every day are definitely not normal people.

Now a popular saying is "financial freedom"! It is easy for Beijingers to imagine that Chengdu is a financially free person, especially those who don't go to work in their forties and fifties. I don't deny this, but if you play cards in the community every day, you are definitely not such a person. Because although they don't go to work, they won't go to the community to play cards.

Playing cards in the community every day can be roughly divided into two types. One is a person who can't find a job, and the other is a person who works more freely. People who can't find a job are living on subsistence allowances. Without skills, they may have a room for rent at home. In short, there is nothing wrong with their own home life. If you are free to work, you will have more leisure in your own work. If you have time and freedom, you will have time to play cards in the community.

What are Beijingers doing to achieve financial freedom?

When many people think of the reasons for Beijing people's financial freedom, it is easy to think of demolition. In fact, it is one-sided to attribute Beijing's financial freedom in the 1940s and 1950s to demolition. First of all, not every place in Beijing has been demolished, but there are still many places left or not demolished. Even if the place is demolished, it will be forty or fifty years old, which is the age when there are old people in the world. The old people should live by themselves, the children should get a wedding room when they are older, and the couple should live in one room. Do you think there are any spare rooms for rent here?

Most Beijingers who rent houses can only supplement their families, such as vacating a small room in a bungalow or renting a bedroom in a building. Few people can really rely on rent to achieve financial freedom. Even if there is, it is a minority, not the majority of Beijingers.

There are also some Beijingers who can truly achieve financial freedom and will not go to the community to play cards. They were all part of the family business when they were young. It's better to go to sea or be a traitor. Anyway, when I was young, I traveled a long way and suffered more than I learned. Now it is possible to have your own company or your own industry, which is still generating benefits. Such people don't go to work, but they will never play cards in the community.

Playing cards is not the main enjoyment that Beijingers are used to.

Playing cards spread from the south to Beijing. Even in the old society, Beijingers only enjoyed playing cards as one of many things. What is the enjoyment of Beijingers? Take a ticket to the opera. These are the hobbies of Beijingers. Even now, you see many Beijingers with economic freedom who like to keep a bird and a fish, spend some time on calligraphy and painting, and visit Panjiayuan.

And the delicious food from all over Beijing is also their hobby. Rinse meat in winter and cold noodles in summer. Carnivores are barbecue shops and casserole houses, and vegetarians are Kutokuhayashi. . . After eating delicious food, listen to the cross talk of Deyun Society and the Peking Opera of Chang 'an Grand Theatre. If you have nothing to do, just go to the nearest park to sing chorus and dance square dance. Fly a kite. These are the hobbies and enjoyment of Beijingers.

Forty or fifty years old, not going to work, playing every day, not just in Beijing.

1, China first-and second-tier cities, people in their forties and fifties outside the system, the employment situation is not good, especially in Beijing and Shanghai. At this age, people have a certain amount of savings, but they don't want to swallow it, so they don't go to work.

Middle-aged people don't go to work to play cards every day to kill time. In fact, more people do what they are comfortable with. For example, many people in their forties in Shenzhen don't go to work to do IT research and development, mainly trading stocks and playing cards. They have free time and low material desires, and their living expenses are 1000 yuan.

3. There is a phenomenon in China's job market, especially in the high-paying workplace, that is, many people in their forties and fifties have been engaged in high-paying jobs. At this age, too high is too low, no debt, no pressure, nothing to do. Playing cards is a pastime.

Of course, more middle-aged people in their forties and fifties have to go to work, no matter how hard or tired they are, because they still have loans and mortgages to pay, families and children to support and burdens to shoulder.