Advantages of big cities: 1. There are complete domestic and foreign government agencies, and it is convenient to apply for relevant documents.

For example, if you want to go abroad and need a visa, if you live in Beijing or Shanghai, this is a very small matter, and one visa can only be used for two or three visas, and it will only cost you more money.

But if there are no embassies or consulates in small and medium-sized cities, it will be too troublesome and expensive to go through one-sign, two-sign, three-sign and four-sign.

Government institutions are complete and relatively democratic and legal.

2. The company has many after-sales service outlets.

Anything sold by any company must have after-sales service points in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.

Not anywhere else.

A friend who lives in a third-tier city bought a laptop, but something went wrong during the warranty period. Since there were no authorized repair centers in the city, and he was not sure about the mail, he had to endure a 4-hour train ride to the provincial capital for repairs on weekends.

3. Transportation to all parts of the country and the world is relatively convenient.

When I was studying in Beijing, taking the train back to school during the winter and summer vacations would always be from the last stop to the last stop. My parents would get in the car and get some sleep before arriving in Beijing.

A friend of mine is studying in a medium-sized city. If he wants to get there quickly, he has to transfer between two places. Otherwise, he has to take a shabby car, but he still has to transfer once.

Provincial capital cities have complete airports, making traveling convenient and easy.

Second-level cities have to go to big cities by plane.

4. There are many enterprises and many employment opportunities.

There are many job fairs in big cities, with many positions to choose from, a wide range of careers to choose from, and many units to choose from.

It is relatively easy to change jobs, there are many opportunities, and the salary is higher than in small and medium-sized cities.

And as long as you have the ability, there are more opportunities to excel and it is easier.

5. There are many opportunities for education.

And the starting point provided for the next generation is relatively high.

First of all, it is much easier for children to enter college.

There are so many universities in Beijing and Shanghai.

The scores are also much lower than those of us young and old in remote areas.

Then, if you are tired of working and want to read some books, there are too many choices. Even if you want to take the postgraduate entrance examination, you can still go to school and take classes.

There are more commercial trainings, certifications, foreign language learning, salons, business hobbies and so on.

Including bookstores, they are all equipped in big cities.

6. High-quality housing brings high-quality life.

Although housing in small cities is relatively cheap and spacious, due to restrictions on economic development, the community's supporting facilities and modernization are not as good as those in big cities.

Extended information: Disadvantages of big cities, such as: 1. It is difficult to feel complacent and feel good about yourself.

Because there are too many successful people.

In my hometown, if I earn 3,000 yuan a month, I am considered an absolute elite. In Shanghai, even if I can earn 10,000 yuan a month, I am not confident enough.

Competition pressure is relatively high.

2. Housing prices are high.

Fighting for a house is expensive.

Air quality is poor and noise pollution is high.

3. Transportation to and from get off work.

In my hometown, if I go out by car for more than 20 minutes, it is considered a long trip.

In Beijing and Shanghai, the total commute time to and from get off work is considered close to more than 2 hours.