Many people choose to leave Shenzhen. What is the reason why you left Shenzhen?

They all say, "I am from Shenzhen when I come to Shenzhen", but I have been in Shenzhen for 20 years, and I still can't be from Shenzhen. I don't have a deep hukou, a house or a car. The only sense of accomplishment is to find a husband who is not registered in Shenzhen and give birth to a daughter who is not registered in Shenzhen. At present, the happiest and most satisfying thing is that the family can be together every day. My husband and I work nine to five, and our daughter grows up healthily.

During my twenty years in Shenzhen, I witnessed the rapid development of Shenzhen. Buildings have sprung up like mushrooms after rain, and rents have risen with the increase of floors. The opening of subway and high-speed rail has played a great role in improving traffic congestion. Bookstores, book cities, all over the community, high-tech fairs and cultural fairs are held regularly and grandly, attracting the attention of the whole world. At the same time of economic development, culture, education and environmental protection have not been ignored. Because of these changes, I used to like Shenzhen very much, like his vitality, like his courage, but Shenzhen developed so fast that I was slowly left behind.

Now, for me, the soaring rents and prices in Shenzhen are like a mountain, which makes me breathless. In the past two years, wages in Shenzhen have not risen, but rents have risen several times. To put it bluntly, it is to work for real Shenzhen people. After paying the rent, there is little left, and life is stretched, which is worse than that in the countryside.

Now I have no love for Shenzhen, only pressure. Shenzhen is very good, but it is no longer suitable for me. In recent years, many people have quit Shenzhen, and there are also many big companies. It can be seen from here that the pressure in Shenzhen has made many people and many enterprises unbearable.

To put it bluntly: Shenzhen developed at the same time, but Shenzhen ran so fast that we couldn't catch up and was finally abandoned by Shenzhen! This is my biggest feeling in Shenzhen for so many years.

Shenzhen is a city where people come and go. I have been in Shenzhen for 20 years, and the people in Shenzhen have undergone earth-shaking changes. People often use the word "things are wrong" to describe the changes of things. In my opinion, it is inappropriate to use this word to describe it. Shenzhen has reached the point where things have changed. The biggest pain brought by great changes is that acquaintances around you leave one by one. It makes people who persist feel more and more lonely, so that they doubt whether they have made the wrong choice.

The peak population of Shenzhen should be in 2008. At that time, all the rental houses and factory dormitories were crowded with people, so it was normal to live in a single room for three to eight people. The streets are crowded with people 24 hours a day. According to my estimation, the total population of Shenzhen reached 25 million at that time. According to statistics, the floating population in a single day is 6.5438+0.5 million, which is equivalent to a medium-sized city. You can imagine the population density of Shenzhen.

Since 2009, the population of Shenzhen has been decreasing, especially this year.

The primary reason is, of course, the economic cooling. Almost all the people who come to Shenzhen come for the economic prosperity here. However, in recent years, affected by the international and domestic environment, Shenzhen's economic boom has receded, and with the changes of the times, traditional industries have been struggling, and people's lives and work have become difficult and they have been forced to retreat.

Domestic policy reasons. Almost all the people who come to Shenzhen are laborers and married people. They both came to Shenzhen, leaving the old man and children at home. There is a phenomenon of left-behind elderly people and left-behind children. With the changes of the times, there are more and more accidents of left-behind children, which has become a serious social problem. Local government departments can only introduce tough policies to force one parent of childbearing age to stay at home to take care of it. So I went back. After one party goes back, the other party who has been separated for many years slowly keeps up.

There are many, actually, specific personal reasons. For example, in Shenzhen, housing prices are high, rents are rising, prices are high, people can't find jobs, they are far from home, they are old, their factories have moved, and they can't earn money. . . . . . Wait, wait, wait. There are many specific reasons, and everyone has their own reasons.

/kloc-arrived in Shenzhen on 0/5 and left on 0/8 for three years. Shenzhen is very good, with blue sky and white clouds, pleasant climate and convenient transportation. Shenzhen is a paradise for Internet, finance and real estate. I have worked in two companies.

1, financial companies (wholly-owned subsidiaries of the world's top 50 financial companies) 2, cultural industry companies (startups that make online dramas and online movies and are invested by listed companies)

Both companies went out of business and later went to an advertising company in 4A.

I am a poor scholar, and my three-year salary ranges from 7K- 15K, so it is impossible for you to make an annual salary of one million. I also made a girlfriend in Shenzhen, with beautiful skin, big breasts and an interesting soul. I chose to leave because I didn't feel hope and future, and all the money I earned was basically spent. For three years, I have no money. Only gained some knowledge and growth. Now back in Zhengzhou, the salary is still the same, but now I don't have to pay the rent. I can go home for dinner at noon every day and have nothing to do with my friends. Because it is closer to Beijing, the job development prospects are better, and there is no need to worry about unemployment. (Shenzhen cultural desert is not dark in Shenzhen) I calculated by myself that I paid100000 rent in three years (forget it, it's all tears). The most important thing is that my family is here and I can take care of my family. The most important thing for a person to live a lifetime is actually to be happy.

At the end of 2002, I graduated from university and came to Shenzhen for an internship. I saw the development pace of Shenzhen, but unfortunately I didn't develop my own vision with the development of the city. Seriously, from 2003, from 2065,438+09 to now, it is almost 65,438+07 in Shenzhen. I met my husband in Shenzhen, got married and had children, and my baby took the senior high school entrance examination this year. Although I have a house and a car, I still have no sense of belonging. In addition, parents are old and unaccustomed to the climate and living habits in Shenzhen, and various respiratory diseases and gastrointestinal diseases come as soon as they come. So as an only child, I can only go back to accompany my parents for 10 thousand years, and then return to Chengdu after three years of senior high school entrance examination in Chengdu! Although I didn't know what I could do for a living when I went back, I decided to go back! ! !

I will leave Shenzhen tomorrow, so it's time to brush this post. Let me talk about my feelings. I came here on business in late February, saying that I actually came to work. The working mode of the electronics factory is like a year. None of my colleagues agreed and looked forward to going back all day. There is nothing worth remembering. Countless young people who work here dedicate their youth and live like robots. It makes us colleagues who are used to idle life very uncomfortable. People create wealth here to drive the experience, but wealth never belongs to us, and even the air here doesn't belong to us, because the air here is mixed with the flu virus and is raging like a plague. Without making money, we bought a lot of medicine, and the factory didn't take any measures to spread the virus. Why? Because there is a drugstore in the factory, you can buy medicine! The point is that drugs are basically parallel imports, and it doesn't have much effect when bought, and the quality and reputation are too poor. I feel that these are not the point. The point is that people are enslaved here but helpless!

To tell the truth, I worked in Shenzhen for a year and a half. From my point of view, I don't want to leave. Why? Because I am a person without goals and pursuits.

My job in Shenzhen is property management. If there are any differences in the demolition process, we will go. Many people came to cheer. When I have nothing to do, I work there. It's easy. My wife is in the factory, more than 5 thousand a month, and I am more than 6 thousand a month. I feel very good.

But my wife has two sisters, one in Suzhou and the other in Shanghai. They are very close, so they get together to drink whenever they have time. We are too far away to fall behind. That's it. My wife doesn't feel well. She felt isolated by her two sisters, and she was very uncomfortable. Seeing that she is unhappy here all day, I resolutely resigned and took her to find a job near Suzhou. Being closer to my sister can make them feel deeper.

At the beginning of the year, my wife and I came to Changzhou, which is close to them. We often go back and forth and feel very happy together.

So I left Shenzhen just for my wife! ! ! ! !

Tell me about my experience. I started working in Shenzhen in 2003, the year of SARS. It has been more than ten years now, and both children are studying here. During this period, earth-shaking changes have taken place, and wages have increased a lot compared with that period, but I still can't afford to buy a house. Now the rented house is also facing acquisition, decoration and rent increase. It's only a matter of time before we go or stay. Sometimes it's sad to think about it I can't support it anymore, which may be related to my personal ability. I have been working in a factory, and now the national policy is getting better and better. I don't know what will happen in the future ~

20 13 came to Shenzhen for the second time in July, and had a small shop in September. When I came to Shenzhen in early 2004, I was surprised by the sky blue and green, and the beautiful scenery was full of eyes. I can't help sighing in my mind. How nice it is to live here! The picture left in my mind is so beautiful and profound that I once again set foot on this "holy land" in my heart without hesitation.

In the second year, the children who didn't want to be left behind came to the side and went to a private school. The days passed quietly. In the third year, business didn't improve, and we were anxious for success, so we poured out our money and invested in a bigger store. The children changed schools with us. Two years later, due to poor management, the store closed and they lost all their money. They moved to a friend's shop to make snacks, and the children naturally jumped to other schools. The "environmental protection" movement, when all the stalls outside were banned, affected us. Business has plummeted, and it is difficult for a family of three to make ends meet. The rent has to be paid, three meals a day have to be eaten, and the children's tuition has to be paid, so it is stretched to the limit.

The most urgent thing has finally come, and the child will soon be promoted to junior high school. However, after several years of wandering, we no longer meet the conditions for studying in public schools, which means that the college entrance examination will return to our hometown. Although the child strongly urges to continue reading, because he is already familiar with and adapted to the learning and living environment here. But good private schools are beyond our financial ability. Thinking about it can only make children "reluctantly give up what they love" and return to their hometown.

After six years of deep drift, I have never felt a sense of belonging. I moved seven times and stumbled all the way, surrounded by thousands of prosperity, but all I saw was desolation, survival of the fittest and low ability. Of course I can't leave my mark, Shayoulana, Shenzhen!

I have been in Shenzhen for more than ten years and always want to go back to my hometown, because Shenzhen has nothing but work, no car, no house and no relatives, and runs like a machine. There is a lot of pressure to go home during the Spring Festival. I really want to go back and won't come again. I still like the slow-paced life in the countryside. My colleagues laughed at me and said that everyone else was trying to stay in the big city, but you ran home. What you said is also reasonable. Go home, right? A sign of uselessness and lack of ambition? However, this kind of life is really not what I want. It's so tangled. I dare not even think about the house in Shenzhen. Even Huizhou can barely pay a down payment. I don't want to live in a house for 30 years. I have the pressure to repay the loan every day. I dare not lose my job or get sick. I have to save my life everywhere. When I paid off the loan, I was sixty or seventy years old. I still think that one day I will return to my hometown. I just don't know when I can make up my mind to go back. People want to live the life I want.

Shenzhen is a young city. To survive in this city, it doesn't matter whether you have culture or not, but you must have vitality. I have been in Shenzhen for more than 20 years and have little culture. I started as a waiter and a defense team member, and now I start my own business! Some people say I am lucky, but how can I not mention the efforts and efforts of our generation when I am lucky? Now I have earned a million dollars from my initial monthly salary in 550 yuan, and we are still working hard, because we have to have a young and energetic heart to bring more excitement to this young city!