I plan to escape from Beijing and develop in Shenzhen for a long time. Do you have any suggestions?

1 Among the four first-tier cities, Shenzhen is the most livable and least exclusive city. Livable because the environment is really good, and the house price is basically the lowest in these four cities (although it is also very high, maybe Guangzhou and Shenzhen should be similar). Let's briefly talk about it! Shenzhen is divided into many districts: Luohu District (the commercial center of Shenzhen), Futian District (the financial center of Shenzhen), Nanshan District (the high-tech center of Shenzhen), Longgang District (the industrial center of Shenzhen), Baoan District (the plane center of Shenzhen, just kidding, because the airport is in the security zone), and some relatively partial districts, such as Guangming New District and Dapeng New District, which have been newly developed in recent two years, basically go to the beach on weekends. Shenzhen is the least exclusive city because it is a typical immigrant city and the only city in Guangdong Province where Mandarin is the main communication language. Moreover, Shenzhen hukou is not so difficult to get, and it is certainly not as valuable as Beijing hukou, but it is not necessary to be as valuable as Beijing hukou, because this is not the center of the universe.

Shenzhen is a city with a large foreign population. Some people say that Mandarin is the main language, but it is not. Maybe you have been communicating with your friends and colleagues in Mandarin, which naturally gives people the impression that you can only speak Mandarin. There are many Cantonese, Hakka and Chaozhou dialects spoken in Shenzhen, and her boyfriend is from Chaoshan. At school, Chaoshan people accounted for almost half of the class (a bit exaggerated), and many Chaoshan people went to Shenzhen to develop, such as Tencent's horse. There is also a combination of Dapeng dialect, Hakka dialect and Cantonese, commonly known as snake dialect. Because not everyone can understand your accent in Shenzhen, they all communicate in Mandarin. Shenzhen can settle in points, which is easier than Beijing. Shenzhen is restricted, and it is restricted in the morning and evening rush hours on weekdays. It's okay not to drive. There are buses, but there are no traffic jams in Beijing. It is ok to drive Hebei cars in Shenzhen occasionally (there is no Shenzhen license to come to Shenzhen anyway).

1) Shenzhen hukou: 30% down payment for the first suite and 70% down payment for the second suite (it seems to have been adjusted recently).

2) Non-Shenzhen hukou: (social security has been purchased for one year, and the supply has not been stopped in the latest year). The down payment for the first suite is 30%, and the down payment for the second suite is 70% (Shenzhen real estate has been sold under its name, and there is a loan record).

3) Non-deep households: no social security, social security less than one year or no payment in the latest year, not qualified to buy a house.

Social security for one year: generally refers to 13 months or more. Just get the money ready and be prepared to marvel at the house price. I can't handle it. Grandpa Mao can handle it. Beijing is an atmospheric city, and Shenzhen is a cheerful city. Beijing is rich, interesting, lively and interesting. The topic of the tide, the people of the tide, is changing at any time. The free air in Shenzhen is so equal, young and energetic, suitable for outdoor activities, but a little stuffy, and few people are suitable for communication and communication. Growing up in Beijing, Beijing is my home, with a warm atmosphere and profound cultural heritage; However, with the changes of environment and traffic brought by urban development, the pressure of life is increasing. Shenzhen is close to the sea and has natural environmental advantages. This city gives me the feeling of being young and full of vitality, and all kinds of small ideas in the city always make me shine. Beijing is relatively pure and heavy, with a lot of history and culture, eating, drinking and having fun. Of course, the smog is also thicker, which gives people a sense of success as a whole, but the potential is not great. Shenzhen is young and energetic, with good urban construction and greening, and all aspects of economy and culture are in a stage of rapid growth, which is more like a youthful state with a lot of imagination in the future. I am used to living in Beijing, which is the place I always want to go back in my dream. Shenzhen is a city with no memory, and it is still a bit strange after staying for a long time. Living in a city for a long time, it is a choice to know every detail and establish delicate and inseparable feelings. Living in different cities, it is also a kind of experience from unfamiliar to familiar, and establishing new contacts. Anyway, keep the ability to leave, keep the courage to leave, anything, that's all.