90 of the people living in the big city community are from other provinces?

If the proportion of the floating population is large, it is very normal for 90% of the people living in large urban areas to be from other provinces. FYI.

Ninety percent of the people living in the big city cars are from other provinces, and I think this kind of car should be more than two outsiders.

I don't think so, there are still a lot of locals in many communities.

It is normal for outsiders in big cities, especially those with high salaries, to live in the community, so people from other provinces account for 90% of the population of the community.

Your question is that 90% of the people living in large urban communities are from other provinces? This is definitely the case, because there are too many part-time jobs now.

Not every city is like this, but there are very few local.

Well, 90% of the people living in large urban communities are from other provinces? Yes, that's right, the average 90-year-old people live in the same place as people from other places.

That's a bit of an exaggeration. But generally speaking, people from other provinces and outsiders account for the majority, and locals account for a minority.

I don't know what you are basing on to say this, but in fact, the proportion of this situation you said is definitely not right in most big cities, and only immigrant cities like Shenzhen are possible.

90% of the people living in the big urban communities are ordinary people, but not necessarily from other provinces.

The people living in the big city community are not necessarily from other provinces, the proportion should be half and half, like Shanghai, half of them are from other places, so it cannot be said that most of them are from other provinces.

The situation you mentioned is not absolute, some communities may live in houses bought by outsiders, and some communities are unit houses, so it depends on which community.

In big cities, most of the people living in the community are not necessarily outsiders. Most of the out-of-towners live in the rural-urban area, where rents are relatively cheap.

It is not entirely that part of it is from other provinces and part of it is from its own province.

Not all the people living in the big city are outsiders, but there are also locals. However, there are also out-of-town ones.

It depends on which city. Generally, there are more locals. The exception is Shenzhen, where most of the people are outsiders.

Are most of the people living in the big city community from other provinces? People in big cities generally come to work in many places, and then settle here There are very few locals to tell the truth, because the development of a city definitely needs many people to drive, and the development of locals will not be so fast, I hope to adopt, thank you.

Generally speaking, this is the case, and the people in this community are from other provinces, while the people in other places are like this.

In the big city community, there are more people living in the city, because they all come to work.

It can't be said that in big cities, especially in first-tier cities, there are indeed many migrant workers from other provinces, some of whom rent and some buy houses, which have become an indispensable part of the city.

But the proportion is still relatively small, and most of them are from other provinces, which is a bit exaggerated.

This is not necessarily, it depends on the place, and some of them are locals.

Anyway, most of the people living in the neighborhood are foreigners. But not all the plants in the community, some foreigners, some are local, and some are from other provinces. Well, because the neighborhood is more chaotic. No.

Not necessarily, most of the communities should be mostly locals.

Not necessarily, there are many aborigines in big cities!

Most of these people come from the local area, and only a few people are from other provinces.

After the state relaxed the conditions for buying houses, many migrant workers bought houses in big cities increased sharply, and real estate was hot.

This is indeed the fact that people are now developing in big cities, so some of the big urban communities are also from other provinces.

It's the people who live in the community, and I don't know if it's from other provinces, but many of them are from outside the city.

Not necessarily, but a third of them are probably not locals.

Now the population movement is very large, but there are still more people in the province.

Most of the people living in the big urban areas are from other provinces, but there are also a lot of locals who live there.

Most of the people living in large urban communities are locals, and a small number are people from other provinces and cities.

This is not necessarily, depending on which kind of city, if it is Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou There are many locals, and cities like Shenzhen are mostly outsiders.

In large urban communities, most of the people living in the province are also from other provinces.

Not necessarily, but people who live in any city? Not necessarily all ** people?

In the past, it was based on the registered population, but since 08 years Shanghai and other places have begun to include the foreign permanent population.

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Beijing has successfully hosted the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.

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There are very few cities in the world that have been the political and cultural center of a country for as long as Beijing. It brings together Chinese culture since the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, and has many places of interest and cultural landscapes. The Encyclopædia Britannica describes Beijing as:"one of the world's great cities"。

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Not most of Xiamen's foreign population.

Of course, Hokkien dialect is said to be pulled.

After all, that's the local dialect La.

But the usual Mandarin is pulled.

Xiamen is a civilized city.

On the shared bus, everyone will take the initiative to give the elderly, pregnant women, and children a seat.

And Xiamen city sanitation is very clean.

The environment is very green.

It's still a city of seas.

There are a lot of people from other provinces, and it is best to speak Hokkien dialect, so it will be cheaper just to buy things, haha. But I usually speak Mandarin.

I don't think it's crowded, the traffic is orderly, the civilized city, the civilized people, not crowded.

Generally, outsiders will become famous when they have money, and they will not be famous if they don't have money. Therefore, the outsiders I see care about the richer, and the poor are often ignored.

The purpose of outsiders going out is to make money, with a simple purpose and a single idea.

The salary is higher than yours, the opportunities are higher than yours, and the insight is higher than yours.

It may be that outsiders are more desperate, so.

Locals in big cities such as Beijing and Shanghai are generally wealthy, so the bottom migrant population is more desperate.

The largest number of immigrants is Shenzhen, which now reaches nearly 7 million, followed by Beijing and Guangzhou.

Basically, every city in Jiangsu Province has outsiders, and there are especially many outsiders in Wuxi, Suzhou, Changzhou, Nantong, Xuzhou, and Zhenjiang.

Shenzhen is an absolute gathering place for foreign population, that is, many of the Shenzhen hukou are originally from Hunan and Sichuan.

Guangzhou, of course. If you don't believe me, you can check it out. **It's been reported earlier. This is all common sense. Also Beijing, Shenzhen.

Beijing: Hebei has the most outsiders, and Mongolia is the top three ethnic minorities.

The migrant population is mainly distributed in the six districts of Chaoyang, Haidian, Fengtai, Daxing, Changping and Tongzhou, and compared with 2000, Chaoyang District has replaced Haidian District as the largest number of foreign population. The largest distribution of ethnic minority populations is in Haidian District, Chaoyang District and Fengtai District.

Shenzhen has a local population of 2 million and 12 million foreigners.

It's definitely Shenzhen! I just came back from Shenzhen.

Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Beijing, and Shanghai should have a relatively large number of immigrants at present, with the proportion mostly in Shenzhen, and the absolute value in Beijing and Shanghai. The city with the largest foreign population in China is probably Beijing.

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On the one hand, it is because many people in Zhuzhou's subordinate counties and cities go to Zhuzhou City to develop and buy houses, etc., after all, the city's education and other aspects are better than those of the subordinate counties and cities, and some of their own economic conditions are okay, so they buy houses in the city for their children and send their children to school in the urban area. They have their own dialect and generally speak Mandarin. On the other hand, there are some well-developed factories and mines in Zhuzhou, such as CSR Zhuji, which has attracted a lot of foreign talents.