It takes 9 years to buy a house in Seoul without eating or drinking. How much have you paid for this?

It's really not easy to buy a house in these international metropolises. Don't talk about Seoul, just talk about our north, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. Which city didn't make you suffer the same courtesy?

Speaking of buying a house, I should really be glad that this was the most correct decision I made at that time.

In p>2, just after graduating from college, I worked as an English translator in a foreign trade company because of my good English. At that time, in order to get familiar with the business as soon as possible, I kept learning foreign trade-related knowledge and went to find customers on many different occasions. At that time, it was not as convenient as it is now. In order to find the right customers, almost all of them go door-to-door to talk.

I get up early and get greedy for the dark every day, and I make more than 1 phone calls and visits every day. After my unremitting efforts and persistence, I finally got an order worth 1, yuan two months later. Although the amount is not much, I am really happy. After the first time, I continued to sum up my experience, learn from myself, ask my colleagues for advice, and finally became more and more skilled and got a lot of big orders.

After three years of continuous struggle, I finally have a little savings and want to buy a suite, because I was a little worried when I looked at the rising house prices at that time. But I was almost short of paying the down payment, so I was cruel and used my spare time to help others translate English documents. Really tired. At that time, I didn't even know how I got through it. At that time, there was only one thought, that is, to buy a house.

After half a year, I finally bought a house, and my heart finally settled. Now that I think about it, I really don't regret my original decision. If I hadn't been cruel at that time and bought it early, I guess I can't afford it now.

it's really not easy to thank yourself for your hard work at that time. Even now, I'm still struggling.