Talk about the living conditions from first-tier cities to non-first-tier cities?

I once read a joke: Beijing's fourth and fifth ring houses have been sold, and I am happy to go back to my hometown in the 4567 line city. I know. I envy it. Repeatedly moved from first-tier cities to non-first-tier cities and first-tier cities: Guangzhou moved to non-first-tier cities: Shanwei, Jiangmen and Zhaoqing. I am registered in Guangzhou and work everywhere. You have to live in the local area for at least two or three years every time you run. Children must go back to Guangzhou if they want to study. I hope this is my last migration.

First of all, talk about first-tier cities: I am in the mountainous area of Guangzhou. It takes about half an hour to drive from Taiping in Conghua and Licheng in Zengcheng, and 40 minutes to drive from Lutan in Baiyun Middle Road and Ding Gang in Tianhe. First, I drive. I also lived in a village in Tianhe District for two years. I don't like the hustle and bustle of big cities. Whether driving or taking public transportation, whether it is traffic jam or traffic jam, I feel inefficient. One of the benefits brought to me by first-tier cities is medical care. Ordinary doctors in first-tier cities are much taller than those in non-first-tier cities, not to mention medical equipment. Some inspections must be carried out in first-tier cities.

Talking about non-first-tier cities: too remote cities, or remote areas I have never been to, such as Deqing County in Zhaoqing and Taishan in Jiangmen, Guangdong. Zhaoqing is Duanzhou District, Jiangmen is Pengjiang District, and Shanwei is my hometown Haifeng County. It is the core development area of these non-first-tier cities. Apart from taking it seriously, shopping, eating and playing is basically the same as Guangzhou, and the favorite road is very short. Motorcycle 10 minutes can solve the problem. My favorite is riding a bike on the greenway in Duanzhou District, eating dirt in the parking lot in Pengjiang District for several months, and enjoying electricity by the roadside. Let me sum up, first-tier cities are better, such as public health, public transportation and subway. But it seems very busy, and time is always not enough; Leisure in non-first-tier cities.

There are some unpleasant words: people in first-tier cities are always motivated, because you will be eliminated if you don't move, and people in non-first-tier cities are really lazy. This is just a private matter. Maybe my circle is too small. After reading these, you may feel that you want to live in a non-first-tier city. I suggest you don't go, at least you don't have a certain income level, because the wages in non-first-tier cities are very low.