How should middle-aged workers in first-tier cities survive when 42-year-old ZTE employees jump off a building?

Many people say that this society is a stratified society now, and many of us are trying our best to do what we can, that is, not to let ourselves fall from the existing class.

The so-called class includes the upper class and the middle class.

If the middle and upper classes are still like this, have we ever thought about the middle and lower classes working in first-tier cities, or even many people at the bottom?

A fire in Daxing burned out the cruel truth of life in the bustling first-tier cities, such as basements, tourists and ants: wages are low, rents are rising and expenses are rising. Everything is like a mountain, which makes them breathless.

It is said that the prosperity and development of first-tier cities cannot be separated from the influx of migrant workers. At the beginning, were they young and miserable? Suffering, living in a basement without sunshine, heating, independent bathroom, old-age insurance and social security, is nothing to them, because they firmly believe that only with healthy body and hardworking hands can everything in the future be built by themselves.

However, they have gradually entered middle age, and have children, families and sweet burdens. They are no longer free and easy when one person is full and the whole family is not hungry. They are still an important source of income and spiritual support for a family. If the pressure when I was young was the base, the pressure now is n times the original base.

This is the reality of our life. If they want to survive, they should either continue to rely on their own efforts and wisdom to exchange more input for relatively high output, or retreat from first-tier cities, return to their hometowns, and move their accumulation in first-tier cities to their doorstep for transformation and development.

The development of a city always depends on what is screened out and eliminated, but in any case, we have to admit that the initial development and current stability of the city are inseparable from these bottom contributors. We can't exclude them from first-tier cities just because they choke on food. First-tier cities still have to open up their broad love and accept friends from all corners of the country!