How difficult is it to settle in Shanghai? Who can settle in Shanghai?

Every time we talk about Shanghai, we all know that it is a big national city. Although it is not a tourist city, it attracts nearly 10 million people every year because of its prosperity, making a special trip to Shanghai, or looking for a job and settling down. Many people used to say that Shanghai has many opportunities, so it is also a paradise for many adventurers. Among them, the population of Shanghai is currently more than 20 million, but nearly half of them are foreigners, which shows that Shanghai is still very attractive to foreigners.

I believe that friends who have been to Shanghai will find that the gap between the rich and the poor in this city is particularly large, and the polarization of residents is particularly serious. Moreover, Shanghai's housing prices, as well as various consumption levels, are very high in China. It may not cost much to travel to Shanghai, but if you can live in Shanghai for a long time, you will find that it costs a lot. Although Shanghai has a population of more than 20 million at present, there are about three categories.

The first category: native natives, all with a strong Shanghai accent. And many Shanghainese seem to have a natural sense of superiority. They have a Shanghai hukou and have a house in Shanghai since childhood. No matter how small the house is, it can be worth millions, and no matter how good the location is, it can even be sold for tens of millions. The quality of most local people in Shanghai is still very high, and local people are very self-disciplined. They have their own principles of life and work, as well as a sense of time and a certain spirit of contract. They can be regarded as the real masters of this city.

The second category: finance, or the Internet, and some high-income people. Most of these people live in Jing 'an Temple, Huaihai Road, or Lujiazui. Their annual salary can be millions or even tens of millions. Food and shelter are the best. Although these people are people I love, they get along well with Shanghai locals because of their ability, and they are very enviable senior elites in this city. After all, every city welcomes powerful outsiders.

The third category: finally, some people who provide services to society. Although, they will go to work by bus and squeeze the subway. And it's hard to eat, and most of them live in small rooms. Those tall buildings seem to have nothing to do with him, but some lives have nothing to do with them. He just chooses to share the room with others, which can save some room expenses.

The conditions are almost worse and you live in it? Shanghai urban-rural fringe? Get up early for work every day and work hard because these people have dreams in their hearts. It is not shameful to have dreams in this society. As long as you work hard with your own hands and strive for a better life, what is shameful about this?

This is a lovely group of people, don't you think!