Why is the first-tier city like Beishangguang so human?

? The economic development of these first-tier cities in Beishangguang is relatively fast, and the economic development and the discovery of human civilization are not completely synchronized, so gradually everyone becomes indifferent.

Compared with the past, the world seems to be more indifferent and less active, especially in first-tier cities such as Beishangguang. I think there are two reasons why the first-tier cities in Beijing, Guangzhou and Shenzhen lack human touch.

One is because Beishangguang is a first-tier city with a relatively large area, and the spatial gap has caused a psychological gap between people. In this high-speed city, people's pace is quite fast, and they live almost three-thirds of their lives. Busy people stop to appreciate the pace of scenery, while acquaintances only care about making money to support their families. There is no time to say hello to your neighbors. Contact between people is like accelerating the constant collision of atoms. Without a fixed pattern, it will not be stable.

There is another reason. Because there are many migrant workers in big cities, the class division between locals and foreigners has formed. Locals have a natural sense of superiority. Now the mountain peaks look down on foreigners, who live at the bottom of first-tier cities and feel inferior and dissatisfied, even if they look up, because they will be able to see the back of the rich.

So this is the gap, foreign culture and local culture constantly collide, and the psychology of foreigners and locals constantly rub. Naturally, with the passage of time, the gap between everyone is getting bigger and bigger until it can't be crossed, so the human touch is so weak.

I still hope that there will be more warmth and smiles in the world, and don't let the indifference of others chill your heart. Whether in a first-tier city like Beishangguang or a second-and third-tier city, everyone will care about each other. I hope that people will always be more warm than indifferent.