Why is nobody willing to work in Kunming?

Because Kunming's economy is underdeveloped, there are few employment opportunities and low wages.

It is not easy to find a job in Kunming. Because there is no large-scale industrial park, there are few jobs and low wages, so it is naturally difficult to do work. In terms of policy, Kunming itself is not inclined to take the technical flow or industrial flow, and the government has less subsidies for enterprises to retain talents, so enterprises are reluctant to spend money to introduce talents.

As far as the market is concerned, Kunming locals are unwilling to work in other places, which leads to the local market being basically saturated and there are no new vacancies to introduce talents. Therefore, there is not much advantage in employment in Kunming.

Prices and climate in Kunming

Prices have always been quite high, and the so-called low prices are also aimed at wealthy areas like Jiangsu and Zhejiang. Prices in Kunming are high. Certainly not as good as Shanghai. To put it another way, the ratio of income to consumption should be in the forefront of the country. In recent years, the price and purchasing power of fruits have dropped a lot. In earlier years, apples and mangoes were more expensive.

Because the four seasons are like spring for northerners, along the Yangtze River and in Guangdong and Zhejiang, the temperature in Kunming in winter is really the feeling of spring for the north, but there is no air conditioning in the local area, so it feels terribly cold, but it only lasts for about 2 weeks.

Summer is not bad. In recent years, it's a little hot. If the weather forecast is 30 degrees, it can be similar to northerners, along the Yangtze River, and in Guangdong and Zhejiang provinces, 35-36 degrees. The climate is relatively dry.