On the country path with light clouds and light winds, the sun shines on the slender figure of the young man. With brisk steps, with hope and the courage to fight, they pursued the direction of their dreams. However, in this material society, they shuttle between cities, with both the flight of ideals and the pressure of reality.
The phenomenon of young people returning to first-tier cities is mainly concentrated in young people with university education experience, especially "local intellectual youth" from rural areas and small towns. These young people are the first generation of college students from low-income families, who have been far away from their hometowns and come to first-tier cities with longing and hope for a better future. However, after facing the cruelty of urban competition and the dilemma of reality, they realized that it was almost impossible to return to their hometown to live a stable and comfortable life. The original yearning turned into pressure, and they had to set foot on the land of Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou again.
1.Employment problems: Employment opportunities are limited in small places, and young people can only work in assembly lines, waiters, and low-end sales unless they use their connections. If they are unable to become teachers or civil servants, they face limitations in their career choices. In this case, they can only choose to return to the first-tier cities, hoping to get better employment opportunities and development space.
2.Sophisticated people: Compared with small places, the people of first-tier cities are difficult for these young people who have been educated to be "good students" to adapt. Small-scale places often have barbarism and hierarchical attitudes, and resources are scarce, civilization lags behind, and the mind is narrow-minded. Many graduates return to their hometowns to find that the familiar people have become strangers. In contrast, the apathy of first-tier cities and the vanity of society are more acceptable to them.
3.Desire to improve the fate of future generations: Despite knowing that they cannot afford to buy a home and life is stressful, some young people choose to return to first-tier cities. This is because they are eager to make life better for future generations through their own efforts. They are well aware of the difficulty of promotion, but out of a sense of responsibility and hope, they are willing to become the first batch of strugglers in the bottom family and pay a hard job for the future of the family.
The phenomenon of young people returning to first-tier cities has led to deep reflection on contemporary social issues. We should reflect on the state of development of society and whether the distribution of opportunities is fair. At the same time, it is also necessary to think deeply about the issue of family education, whether young people should be put under excessive pressure and responsibility in order to change the fate of the family. Young people's decision to return to first-tier cities is not only a kind of dedication to their families and society, but also a helpless choice under realistic conditions.
The phenomenon of young people "returning to first-tier cities" is a product of social changes and life choices. This phenomenon not only reflects the desire of individuals to pursue a better life, but also reflects the uneven distribution of resources and the limitations of development opportunities in society. For young people, it is important to recognize the reality as well as their own choices and possible costs. Only by sticking to the inner belief and working hard can we realize our ideals and life values in a highly competitive society.
In short, knowing that they can't afford to buy a house, young people choose to return to first-tier cities, which is a helpless and stressful choice. They hope to create a better future for themselves and their families through their own efforts. Although the actual conditions limit their development, they still adhere to their ideals and write a chapter of life with their own actions. Whether fleeing or returning, they are pursuing the most authentic life in their own way. Let's focus on the growth of young people, give them more opportunities and support, and create a better and fairer society together.