People who come from other places but take root in Beijing are called "new immigrants from Beijing". Some of them have been drifting in the North for 20 years, and some have just come to Beijing to work hard. Basement, group renting, crowded subway to and from work, fighting smog for several days in a row ... It is not easy to take root in Beijing, but they never give up their efforts. They have a house in Beijing, a hukou in Beijing, and a first suite in Beijing after 1995. They cherish ideals, cherish opportunities and appreciate Beijing's tolerance. Talking about the future, some of them plan to leave, some are hesitant, and some say that even if they buy a house, they still lack a sense of belonging.

Liu Cheng is 23 years old. In the second year of work, his family helped him buy a new house of about 150 square meters in Yizhuang. 2065438+After graduating in June 2005, I came to Beijing to be a TV director of a health program. Topic planning, sample editing and post-packaging almost occupy all his working time, and it is common to cut films all night. Working day and night often makes him doubt his original choice. When he is stressed, he will move out his favorite telescope and watch the stars on the balcony.

Liu Cheng has always been ambivalent about whether to stay in Beijing in the future. On the one hand, unlimited job opportunities and growth space are attracting him, but high-intensity working hours and huge living costs often make him breathless. Liu Cheng said that Beijing is an inclusive city, but it is not suitable for life. For young people, it will be a valuable experience to stay in Beijing and struggle.

In 20 14, when Cui came to Beijing, he bought a 90-flat house in Tongzhou. Walking into Cui's home, the pink lace princess style layout came into view. 1999, 19 years old, she transferred to Beijing with the army and was assigned to her hometown in Shandong after she retired. Because her boyfriend was in Beijing, Cui chose to stay in Beijing and became a buyer in a clothing factory. Yes 14.

Cui said that everything in Beijing is very good, but it lacks human touch. You should work hard, or you will be eliminated. In the past 20 years, from a small clerk to a purchasing manager, from an ignorant girl to a mother, Cui has become more independent and mature. Now, fitness and beauty have become the main pastimes in her daily life. In the future, she hopes to return to her hometown to support the elderly and live happily with her relatives.