Friends who have lived in Suzhou and Chengdu come in and say, which city is more beautiful? More suitable for life

I am from Chengdu, and my boyfriend is from Jiangsu. He wants to settle in Suzhou, so I have the same idea as you: O(∩_∩)O~

If we think about life, from the perspective of food, clothing, housing and transportation, there is little difference between the two places, which is cheap and there are many brands in both places. In addition, there is online shopping now, and the problem of clothes should not be big; The food in the two places is different, but since it is the future of life, it is definitely cooking by yourself, so it depends on your own skills. There are many delicious foods in both places, and there are many choices to visit a rare sumptuous food from time to time. In my own opinion, as long as there is economic strength, the housing problem is similar everywhere. At present, the average price in Suzhou is more expensive than that in Chengdu, but it is not easy to buy a good house in Chengdu. Everyone knows this, so I won't say much. In terms of transportation, public transportation in both places is not bad, and subways are being built in both places. Some sections are really a headache. At present, Chengdu takes a taxi to 8 yuan or 9 yuan, and Suzhou 10 yuan (don't ask me if you don't know the change. . . To sum up, if you can solve the problem of living and eat less fastidiously, the difference between the two places will not be too big, depending on why you have to go to Chengdu, for people or for work. If you think the above is nonsense, you can take a look at the following:

Chengdu is one of the cities that seldom see the sun all the year round. Neither too hot nor too cold. In my impression, there are very few people above 40 degrees and very few people below 0 degrees. If you are a foreigner from the east, you will feel very wet and uncomfortable at first (insert a short story: a classmate from Shanghai came home for the New Year, and his mother asked why his clothes were not dry and put them in the suitcase. The classmate's helpless answer is really dry)

There are mountains and basins in Sichuan, Chengdu is in the plain, roads run around Dujiangyan, and Sichuan (west) has electricity and agriculture. There are many small towns and scenic spots around Chengdu. 1998 flood, SARS in 2003 and earthquake in 2008, Chengdu is fine. Chengdu is not only a city that you can't leave when you come, but also a city that you can't leave when you come.

There is a saying "Don't go into Sichuan when you are young". Perhaps it is because Chengdu has the ability of self-sufficiency, so it gives people the impression that it does not have such a strong will to fight, so it is a leisure city. Spend more and eat more if you have money, and spend less and eat less if you have no money. Many of my leaders/colleagues are from Jiangsu and have settled in Chengdu since they came to Chengdu. Of course, there are people outside the work itself, and such an environment can attract them to stay.

My best friend has been to Suzhou for a while. She thinks Suzhou is good, but she doesn't think she wants to stay in Suzhou. Personally, I think whether to stay in a city depends on whether you care about a person, in addition to your own development factors. If you fall in love with a city because of a person, then you may really come to Chengdu; If you love someone because of a city, Chengdu won't make you regret it.

I said a lot about Chengdu, but every city has its bad side. I have encountered and heard n kinds of criticisms myself, but just as no one is perfect, we still have to look forward. If it weren't for my boyfriend, I would never consider living in another city. Suzhou is indeed better than Chengdu, but since I chose Suzhou because of people, how much better Suzhou is than Chengdu is not the focus of attention:)

Having said so much nonsense, we still need to analyze the specific problems. After all, your choice is the most important.