Which is prosperous, Shanghai or Beijing?

Both Shanghai and Beijing are developed cities in China. Which of the two cities is more developed? They are very developed and suitable for different people. In fact, these two cities are very influential in China, one is the capital and the other is the "magic capital", and their positioning is not exactly the same. Beijing, the capital, is the political, economic and cultural center of China, and Shanghai, known as the "magic capital", also has profound international influence, especially in urban construction, which leads the world trend with fashion, which even lags far behind some international metropolises.

As an international metropolis, it must be a place where many young people seek their dreams, and it is also a place where China talents gather. There are opportunities and competition here. Although the pressure is great, once they succeed, the benefits are huge. So many young people go to Beijing and Shanghai to work hard every year, but there are very obvious crowd characteristics.

Gathering place of outstanding talents: If you want to find outstanding talents, then these two cities should be the most suitable places, where opportunities and pressures coexist, and ability is the foundation of their success. As long as you have enough confidence and talent, you can go to these two cities to challenge yourself. The "balance point" has worked hard in Shanghai for ten years, and I like the way of working here very much. It is standardized and efficient, and people also pay attention to rules. This is a good place to study and work.

Compared with Shanghai, Beijing has the advantage of being the political and cultural center of China. In the past, the ancient buildings here were simple and elegant, with a strong sense of weight. Compared with Shanghai, it lacks vitality and vigor. If Beijing is a sophisticated cultural person, then Shanghai is a smart and successful businessman who is respected and envied by foreigners.

Beijing and Shanghai are both international metropolises, both developed and inseparable.