Will life be less stressful if I go to Tianjin from Beidiao?

I am from Tianjin, let me talk about this! Recently, several Beipiao families moved into my community. They speak with a Beijing accent and appear to be well-educated people. But when we chat, we always forget to say that Tianjin is not Beijing after all. We come here just for a change of environment. , we will still go back to Beijing in the future, after all, life in Beijing is more suitable for us! Later, I stopped talking to them at the fitness club in the community! In fact, their food, clothing, housing and transportation are not much better than those of us Tianjin people. In some aspects, they are even worse (for example, they do not have personal trainers for yoga, swimming, and body sculpting). The card is only a discounted annual card, but they look superior all day long. Looks like an unpleasant person!

It depends on whether your family will buy you a house, but even if your family does not buy you a house, you can still afford it on your own. The current housing prices in Tianjin are not expensive. Nowadays, there are a lot of new and sub-new commercial houses in Tianjin, in good locations in the four districts around the city, and there are a lot of two-bedroom apartments with less than 2 million yuan. Most of these two-bedroom apartments priced under 2 million are 70 to 80 square meters, which can meet the needs of a young couple to get married and settle down.

Don’t listen to the peculiar thinking of some Tianjin natives, about buying a house in the city’s six districts, buying a house in the Heping School District, etc. Housing in good school districts and high-quality educational resources are inherently scarce resources in the city. Pursuing scarce resources in the city and settling down are two different things. When you come to Tianjin, you should first settle down and then pursue educational resources based on your actual situation.

The good locations in the four districts around the city that I mentioned are no worse than those in the six districts in the city in terms of transportation accessibility and living convenience. These newly built commercial housing communities in the fourth district around the city are much better than most of the communities in general areas in the six districts in the city, both in terms of living quality and community quality. These communities are not exclusively for outsiders, but have a large number of local young people getting married and living there. The reason is very simple. You can enjoy good living quality with less money. Local young people have little money, so this is a good choice.

Even if you can’t afford to buy a house and rent a house, there are a lot of houses with two rooms in the six districts of the city that cost 1,500 yuan each. If you rent with others, you can live in a single room by yourself for only 700 or 800 yuan. .

If you are looking for a job in Tianjin now, you can basically find one that pays 5,000 yuan.

House prices in Tianjin have been falling for several years, and rents have also fallen accordingly. Generally speaking, house prices are not high, rents are cheap, and they are relatively cost-effective.

If you find a partner, the two of you can get 10,000 yuan a month. If you save a little, it will be easy to save a few years to buy a house, buy a car, and live a stable life in Tianjin.

Nowadays, whether in the urban area or the Fourth Ring Road, Tianjin is full of outsiders. Apart from the concept of marriage and love, locals no longer have any distinction between outsiders and locals. Local people have different opinions on marriage and love, which are essentially economic choices. I don’t think I need to say much about this. Why do natives in major first- and second-tier cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Hangzhou, Nanjing, Wuhan, Chongqing and Chengdu tend to seek out natives? Because indigenous families can provide better financial and human support after marriage. The same goes for Tianjin.

As for Binhai New Area, I guess there are more outsiders than locals.

Judging from some news in recent years, locals are more likely to be discriminated against when looking for a job. For example, some companies do not want Tianjin natives when recruiting. There are several cases of this kind of news. Because they feel that the natives of Tianjin are weak in withstanding work pressure and will resign if they don’t want to work, etc.

Life is much less stressful than in Beijing. It is a completely different city from Beijing. The purpose of drifting to Beijing is to survive, while in Tianjin it is to live the life you want.

As for entertainment, it depends on what kind of entertainment you want. Different preferences and different situations. Mainstream eating, drinking, having fun, watching movies, playing board games, etc. can satisfy you anytime and anywhere. If you love disco dancing, drinking craft beer, going to bars, etc., you can also be satisfied. You just need to find a circle of like-minded people. I think most of them are in Tianjin. Young people don’t like to go to discos, craft bars, or pubs after work.

Tianjin is cheap in terms of both basic prices and finished goods prices.

For example, today I had a meal, hot pot with live fish slices. It is a very popular restaurant. There are always queues for food. It ranks first in the ranking of restaurants in a certain district on the Dianping app. It is within 500 meters of the subway station. , convenient transportation. For four people to eat this table (we couldn’t finish everything in the end), it cost 309 yuan. Because it is a holiday today, group buying is not available. If you buy a group meal for six people, it will cost 260 yuan. This is the mainstream price in Tianjin. Eating out is basically 80-100 yuan per person. If you cook by yourself, it is even cheaper.

Of course, except if you are interested in eating and always eat more expensive ingredients. I once wrote in an answer that I eat 4,000 to 5,000 yuan of fruit a month, and then I started to argue with a certain Tianjin netizen in the comments. What I wrote about is a rare case where two people consume four to five thousand fruits a month. I think most people don’t like to eat expensive ingredients.

In terms of transportation, major office areas in the city can be directly reached by subway, or are very close to subway stations. If you want to buy a car, it is easy to get a Tianjin license plate through lottery or auction. Due to the epidemic last year, a lot of license plates were released. If I were to auction them, I could get them for NT$20,000. Now it should be much cheaper than before. After all, the number of license plates has increased. To sum up, Tianjin has clear advantages and disadvantages. The advantages are that prices are not high, house prices are not high, and involution is not serious. Especially compared with Beijing, in Beijing it is about survival, in Tianjin it is about pursuit of life. The disadvantage is that most jobs in Tianjin do not pay very well. If you get 5,000 yuan after tax, it is a normal income. If you get 10,000 yuan, it is a good income in Tianjin. If you get 20,000 yuan, it is a high income.

In terms of housing prices, household registration, and future children’s education, Tianjin will be less stressful. In particular, Tianjin has a relatively large advantage in education, and the degree of involution of the college entrance examination is lower than that of Beijing.

Medical care, transportation, infrastructure, etc. are also good in northern cities and can basically meet personal living needs. The overall pace of Tianjin is relatively slow, and it is a city suitable for living. For example, strolling along the Haihe River in summer is very pleasant.

However, Tianjin’s industrial development is relatively simple and its economic vitality is slightly weaker.

Prices are not low. On a business trip to Huanghua, pork costs 10 yuan, and when we return to Tianjin, it costs 14 yuan. Vegetables are not cheap either. It is a municipality after all.

No, you don’t make much money. Just come to Tianjin. Avoid the pressure for the time being, but the pressure will come back sooner or later. It is better to keep drifting north and lay a solid economic foundation first.

Many people work in Beijing and buy houses in the Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-City in Tianjin Binhai New Area! 1.8 million can buy a 150-square-meter villa, stack it up, and add a parking space to the existing house with fine decoration and a 60-square-meter yard!

From various aspects of information, the pressure of living in Tianjin is much less than that of living in first-tier cities.

Tianjin is one of the cities with a large population outflow.

A colored pencil drawing of a close friend

The word pressure is always relative! The amount of pressure depends on desires, mentality and choices! As long as you are drifting, there will be pressure wherever you go, drifting, drifting! Leaving home, rootless, seeking survival, pursuing something higher! How could there be no pressure? Beidiao come to Tianjin simply because Beijing does not accept them, some do it for their children, and some want to settle down! These people that Beijing does not accept are just ordinary people who cannot live in other places in Beijing! As for whether you will be stressed when you arrive in Tianjin, it all depends on your own mentality and pursuits! Lower the level according to your own strength and ability! Naturally, no pressure

I have lived in Tianjin for 4 years and Beijing for 7 years, so I still have a certain say. First of all, if you are from Beipiao, it is difficult for you to live in Tianjin, because the two are 133 kilometers apart, driving for two and a half hours, toll 50, intercity 30 minutes, ticket 55 yuan, a daily round trip, both in terms of time and economic cost They are all very high and it is difficult to achieve a balance between work and housing.

The "going to Tianjin" mentioned here should refer to resigning from working in Beijing and going to work and live in Tianjin. Then it is equivalent to discussing the pressure of life in Tianjin.

Tianjin’s pressure and pace are definitely smaller than Beijing’s in general, and wages are lower than Beijing, but housing prices are lower than Beijing, so the pressure will be smaller.

As parents in Tianjin whose children are immigrants from Beijing, they know very well that compared to Beijing, the pressure will be much less. Many houses in the fourth district around the city are priced under 20,000 yuan, which is several times lower than those outside the North Fifth Ring Road in Beijing. They are also closer to the city center, about ten kilometers away. Instead of selling old shabby shops outside Beijing's North Fifth Ring Road, you can buy a sub-new house with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and two living rooms of more than 120 square meters in Tianjin's fourth district around the city.