What kind of life do people who take the high-speed train from Tianjin to Beijing to work every day lead?

Living in two cities really takes a lot of perseverance, year after year, day after day.

There was a neighbor who gradually became a good friend. She later lived a twin-city life in Beijing and Tianjin.

My friend and his wife are both from Tianjin. She takes care of the children at home full-time, and her husband works to earn money to support his family.

Later, I felt that there were many opportunities and high wages in Beijing, so I moved my family to Beijing, emptied my savings, borrowed money from my parents and paid a down payment to buy a house in our community.

Her children and mine became kindergarten classmates. From kindergarten to graduating from a large class, we have been classmates for four years.

The child graduated, and the problem came. Her family is not registered in Beijing. According to the policy, she can only enter the on-chip primary school where the real estate is located, and this primary school is a general school with a poor reputation.

And if they go back to Tianjin, they can go to the best public primary school. Moreover, both of them are from Tianjin, and their connections are much stronger than those in Beijing. Finally, after careful consideration, my friend moved back to Tianjin with the children, and my husband continued to stay in Beijing to earn money.

After living in such twin cities for a year, many disadvantages of couples began to appear at the weekend.

Both of them are young and fond of playing. Coupled with widowhood and child-rearing, friends feel great pressure and their depression is getting more and more serious. And her husband is often in Beijing and she is in Tianjin. Although the distance is not very far, her heart is getting farther and farther away.

As a result, the contradiction between the two became more and more serious. Finally, her husband moved back to Tianjin and started working life in the twin cities. Go to work in Beijing early every morning and go back to Tianjin at night.

A friend said that although it is difficult to meet in one day, she still feels safe and dependent with her husband around. Moreover, after renting a house in Beijing, there is a balance except commuting expenses, which can just subsidize the mortgage.

Now I hear that her husband is still running between Beijing and Tianjin, and he can't bear the salary in Beijing and the family in Tianjin. So I have to make it difficult for me to commute.

Thank you for your invitation. Working in Beijing and living in Tianjin, I have never felt this kind of "tale of two cities", so I don't know the real state of this group of people, but I have read several blog posts before, all written by people who have lived this life. It seems that the trip is really hard.

Tianjin to Beijing 100 kilometers, about 35 minutes by intercity train. Plus the time from home to tianjin railway station and from Beijing South Railway Station, it takes at least 1 hour, which means it takes more than 3 hours to commute every day. In other words, if you go to work at eight o'clock in the morning, you should get up at least around six o'clock to catch the intercity train to Beijing around seven o'clock. Get off work at six o'clock in the evening and go back to my hometown in Tianjin around seven or eight. This goes on and on, year after year.

It is said that many people in Beijing are forced to choose this lifestyle at present. Beijing's housing prices and living costs are high, and the threshold for buying a house is higher. People with foreign household registration still face the problem of studying after having children, but their relative wage income is higher than that of Tianjin. At least, the pressure of life in Tianjin is not as great as that in Beijing, so since there is no choice but to live like this, don't think too much, be tired and be happy!

Get up at 5: 30 in the morning, take the first light rail at 6: 00, get off the light rail and run all the way, get to the number pick-up machine at 6:00 13, buy tickets at 6: 38 or 43, get off and run all the way to the horrible subway line 4, still north of Anheqiao. Fortunately, you can get on the first bus, get off at Xidan at 4 o'clock, go to work before 7: 40, have breakfast and get ready for work.

Get off work at 5 pm, running all the way, arrive at the express entrance of South Railway Station in 22 minutes, pick up the ticket at 5: 37 (this ticket must be bought by mobile phone in advance, or picked up at South Railway Station at noon), arrive at tianjin railway station at 6: 7 and get home at 6: 40.

What a familiar trip. I only go back once a week, Monday and Friday. Usually living in Beijing, I can only video chat with my family every day.

Why can you persist? I think first, Beijing has a better development, a bigger platform and more opportunities for personal display; The second is to set an example for children, and both words and deeds are indispensable. A person's life is a life of struggle. Nothing can be done easily, and a struggling life is the happiest. The third is the support of my family and the health of my parents, so I have no worries. Working in Beijing is very busy. On average, I have to work overtime for more than 4 hours every day, and occasionally I have to work overtime on weekends. Without the support of the rear, it is impossible to persist.

Tired and happy.

I have a friend who chose Tianjin as his home. Because I am interested in Beijing's development prospects and work prospects, I choose to travel to and from the two places. Perhaps only he knows the bitterness and sweetness best.

If you rent a house in Beijing, you need to spend about a third of your salary. If the funds are limited, you need to go to the suburbs to choose a better house. It takes about 4/5 hours to go back and forth, which is equivalent to the distance from Tianjin to Beijing, but the transportation mode is different. Choosing a house that is almost inferior requires enough courage to adapt. Many people were carried all the way, and suddenly there was a small gap in life, which was difficult for many people to accept.

As my friend said, it is more because for the next generation, the baby can have a better environment to grow up and take care of his family every day to avoid disharmony in family relations caused by different places. Although I have to get up early, I am tired of running around every day, but it is worthwhile for my family and family.

At first, I went to work every day, washed at 5 o'clock, drove to Tianjin Railway Station to catch the bus at 6 o'clock 16, and staggered the first subway peak. There are not many people arriving at 6: 50 on Line 4 of Beijing South Line, so I will arrive at work around 8: 00 and go to work at 9: 00. Get off work at 5: 30 and take the subway to Beijing South. I got home before 8 o'clock.

Later, I rented a house in Beijing because of lack of sleep. At 2600, I witnessed Line 13 in Huilongguan, which was even more deadly than Line 4. I go back to Tianjin every week, but I don't like it and the experience is not good. After living for a year, I resolutely refunded the rent.

Now I am in the south with my college classmates. January 800, commuting 1 hour 40 minutes. It is more cost-effective than going back every day. It doesn't matter.

Tell me about a college classmate of mine who settled in Tianjin after graduation. When chatting, she told me that her current work and life is to travel to and from Beijing and Tianjin, 365 days a year, every day except holidays. Get up at five o'clock every morning to wash, start from home at five forty, take the first bus at six, get to Beijing South Railway Station in about forty minutes, and take the subway to the company at about seven thirty. After breakfast, go to work at 8 o'clock.

Get off work at 5: 30 pm, get on the subway as soon as possible and catch the bus at 6: 0015. After arriving at Tianjin Railway Station, take the subway for 20 minutes. It was about 7: 30 when I got home. Go home for dinner, bathe the children, play with them for a while and put them to sleep, then take a shower, wash clothes, sweep the floor and mop the floor. After these things, it will be eleven or twelve o'clock. I can only sleep for about 5 hours every day, and I really feel that I don't have enough sleep. Running around high and low every day is really tiring. Every rest day, I want to sleep under a quilt.

I asked her why you were so tired. She said that because the salary in Beijing is higher than that in Tianjin, in order to earn more money and give children a better life. Although tired, aunts and uncles who sell breakfast at the gate of the community are much happier than cleaners, milkmen and water workers in the early morning. At least look decent, don't wind and rain, don't be exposed to the sun and rain, and don't put up with customers' troubles.

She said that she and her husband have a fixed goal, and now it is the primitive accumulation stage of capital. It is better to work hard now and move towards the goal than to work hard after doing nothing. Come on, while it's still young!

This is the basic life. Wash your face, brush your teeth and dress at five o'clock in the morning, take a bus to high-speed railway station at six o'clock, take the high-speed train and subway at six thirty, get off the subway at seven o'clock and walk to the company. You can pass by during the period and bring breakfast early. Punch in at eight to get water for breakfast and start work at eight thirty. Get off work at 5: 30 in the afternoon, take the subway at 6: 30, take the high-speed train at 7: 00, and take the bus at 8: 00. Go home around 9 o'clock, eat, wash your face, brush your teeth, and pack lunch for the next day. Go to bed at ten. Cycle after cycle. Take the children to make up lessons, buy food and clean the house on Saturday and Sunday. The working days of the elderly at home are cooking, cleaning and picking up children. Walk in the park for six days. The whole family is tired of living.

I have been living in Beijing and Tianjin since 20 10/year. Tell me about my situation. I am registered in Beijing, graduated from graduate school and worked in Beijing, and my wife works in Tianjin. She doesn't want to go to Beijing to find a job, just because the work pressure in Beijing is too great. She doesn't want to go to Beijing now because working in Tianjin is cost-effective. So I bought a house next to the back square of Tianjin Railway Station, mainly considering the convenience of taking the train. In the first few years, I basically went home every day without going on business trips. I got on the train at around 7: 00 in the morning, arrived at Beijing South Railway Station Line 4 at around 8: 30, and then transferred to Line 7. Get off work at 5: 30 in the evening and get home around 7: 00. Later, I felt too tired to run every day. Sometimes I come back once or twice in the middle. I came back at the weekend and stayed at my sister's house in Beijing, near the subway outside the Fifth Ring Road, and went back for more than an hour. To tell the truth, I'm used to the life in the twin cities now. I am more familiar with Tianjin than Beijing. I mainly stay in Tianjin on weekends, and I just go to Beining Park to take my children to play on weekends. I haven't taken my children to Beijing many times.

I am a person who takes the high-speed train from Tianjin to Beijing to work almost every day! It's been two and a half years now, and I feel completely adapted to this life!

I live opposite high-speed railway station in Wuqing, because I chose to shorten the commuting time to the greatest extent! Starting from home 20 minutes in advance every day, it takes only six or seven minutes to ride an electric car to high-speed railway station. At this time, security inspection is enough! Then take the subway to the destination after 20 minutes at South Station!

My job is to go to different places in Beijing, Zhongguancun and Guo Mao. It basically takes 1 hour and 30 minutes to go to Haidian, Huang Zhuang and Guo Mao! The farthest place to visit Yuanmingyuan is 1 hour for 40 minutes! This time is actually shorter than the commuting time when I lived in Beijing! I used to live near Pingxifu in Huilongguan, and it takes 1 hour and 50 minutes to commute to Chongwenmen in Guo Mao!

Many colleagues will feel far away when they hear that I live in Tianjin! It's hard, but I don't think it's hard, because I want to work hard in Beijing! Also get up early to squeeze the subway, standing all the way to the company! In Beijing, who can guarantee not to work hard? Everyone is working hard, aren't they?

So I can go back and forth every day, and I can also go home to accompany my children. I don't miss the growth of children! I can enjoy the warmth of my family every day, which is very satisfying!

Finally, this choice is the best choice for a drifter like me!