How painful is it to rent a house in Beishangguang?

Seeing this problem, I have to pour out the bitterness of the renters in Beishangguang!

I used to drift north, and I went to Beijing directly after graduating from college! Of course, compared with most northern drifters, I am lucky that I didn't face the pain of renting a house when I was poor! Because I went to a coal mine in the westernmost part of Beijing, when it comes to coal mines, some people may ask if there are any coal mines in Beijing.

Yes! Da 'anshan Coal Mine, Muchengjian Coal Mine and Changgouyu Coal Mine are three in all! I went to Da 'anshan Coal Mine, which was developed very early. At an altitude of more than 920 meters, it is impossible to ride a bike on the road. Shopping depends on baskets, and walking depends on legs. It's absolutely remote and backward! Because it still belongs to Beijing, so all aspects are relatively better! Take bus No.948 at Apple Orchard subway station, the whole journey takes more than 2 hours, and the terminal is! It can be said that it has dragged Beijing's fast tail, but it is definitely a witness to Beijing's development! When natural gas is not popular, Beijing provides coal for heating in winter! Winter comes early and spring comes late there. You don't need any air conditioning in summer, and the fan is basically useless! After working in this place for 2 years, the registered permanent residence fell to Beijing. Finally, I chose to resign for various reasons!

Finally, I found a house with my wife in the city and experienced various ups and downs. Finally, a partition room with an area of about 8 square meters was found near Liuliqiao in Fengtai District. I live with the landlord, and there is a single bed and a chair in it, as well as a Mazar-e from the landlord. Cooking is ok, water and electricity are shared equally with the landlord. In this way, even if two people settle down, the room is basically dark and there is no sunshine at all. Every day my wife gets up early for work, and I look for a job everywhere! After about a month, you can find a job. I work as a designer in a company, and the formal life of Beipiao can be said to have begun!

We lived in an 8-square-meter hut for three months and experienced many embarrassing things! Finally, I got a stable job and began to consider changing to a bigger house. I was looking for all kinds of things. We pay attention to the rental information on the 58 th page and the small advertisements posted on the walls and trees almost every day. Finally, under the introduction of the intermediary aunt, I found a fairly satisfactory house with an area of 13 square meter. There is a double bed and a table that can be used as a dining table. What is more satisfactory is that there is a balcony to dry clothes. There are four families living in a small two-bedroom apartment, fighting for toilets and kitchens every day.

I remember there was a woman who seemed to be a young lady living in a small room. She comes home late every night, and occasionally there are thought-provoking groans. In another hut, there lived a little left-handed man from Henan. He looks simple and honest, and is very particular about what he says and does. He is an insurance worker! A young couple from Sichuan lived in the master bedroom. I remember there was a time when there were two women and a man in the room. I haven't figured out their relationship yet. How can I sleep? Isn't it a little bad?

After living for about a year, we chose to go back to our hometown for development and take our Beijing hukou back to our hometown! Someone asked, won't you lose money? I don't feel that way. I am still a wage earner in Beijing and have a Beijing hukou. I am so far away from my hometown that I can't go home several times a year!

Now my wife and I are back in Xi, and we both have our own jobs. Although the house is still rented, the accommodation environment in Beijing is much better now! We now rent a small two-bedroom apartment in Xi 'an, and the rent is much cheaper than that in Beijing. I feel that the quality of life is getting better and better! No one bothers you, you don't have to cook, you don't have to queue up in the kitchen, you don't have to get up early and wait for the toilet!

Although it is no longer drifting north, that kind of life still often comes to mind. If you choose a different life and a happier life, you may live a better life! I don't know what you think.