I have been to Tianjin twice and felt completely different twice.

The first time I went to Tianjin, I felt the modern Tianjin. The Haihe River winds through the city. There are many tall buildings on both sides of the river, which is very spectacular.

The high-rise buildings in Tianjin are not as concentrated as those in Beijing and Shanghai. They are scattered along the banks of the Haihe River and throughout the city.

When the lights are on at night, both sides of the Haihe River are even more beautiful and charming.

Tianjin is the only city in China with two tall buildings over 500 meters tall.

The two tall buildings are the Chow Tai Fook Financial Center located in Binhai New Area, each with a height of 530 meters.

and the 117 Goldin Building in Xiqing District, which is 594 meters high but has not yet been completed.

Yujiabao Financial Center in Tianjin's Binhai New Area is a newly built business district. It is very modern and has the style of American Manhattan.

What was impressive about my second trip to Tianjin was the history of Tianjin.

At the beginning of the 20th century, Tianjin had nine concessions at its most, leaving behind a large number of European-style buildings. It is the city with the most Western-style buildings in China.

Jiefang North Road has the most magnificent European-style buildings and was the location of banks from various countries.

The road is paved with stones, and there are Western historical buildings of different shapes on both sides. Each building has huge stone pillars, which looks grand and majestic.

Fifth Avenue is another place where Western buildings gather. There are more than 2,000 Western villas. Each villa has a different architectural style. It was the residence of dignitaries of the Republic of China in the early 20th century.

Walking here feels like traveling back to the Republic of China in the 1930s.

Yifeng District was the site of the Italian Concession. The entire area is full of Italian-style buildings and is the largest Italian-style building complex outside Italy.

Consumption in Tianjin is not expensive, and food and accommodation are much cheaper than those in Beijing and Shanghai.

The people in Tianjin are also nice, they are very friendly to outsiders and they talk like they are talking about cross talk.

I feel that Tianjin is still a very suitable city to live in.

1. From a cultural point of view: From a cultural point of view as a whole, macroscopically, and roughly (Nothing is absolutely), I believe that the culture of Tianjin is the culture of the Eight Banners in the late Qing Dynasty.

? In the late Qing Dynasty, the living facilities in Beijing were indeed not as good as those in Tianjin.

For example, there is no heating in Beijing, which makes winter really uncomfortable; there is no flush toilet, so you have to urinate and poop on a wooden bucket at night; there is no hardened road surface, and you will be miserable when you go out on rainy days; in addition, all kinds of entertainment venues are not comparable to Beijing.

Therefore, the princes, nobles and their families from Beijing went to Tianjin when they had nothing to do, and quite a few even settled in Tianjin.

Many of these people are people like Mr. Song who cannot let a bird go hungry. These people have deep-rooted values ??and have also influenced a group of Tianjin locals.

When I first came to Tianjin, I rented an apartment in Anshan West Road, Dawangzhuang, Dazhigu, and Zhongshanmen. When I lived in each place, if the weather was not too cold, I would always meet a few waves of people in the surrounding area.

There were young and old people playing poker around a small table, and the sound of shouting and slapping the table was loud.

In addition, almost everyone in Tianjin I know around has their own little hobby, some play with bracelets, some play with gourds, some play with dogs, cats, and birds, and some like fishing.

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When chatting with them, they can tell quite profound and detailed truths about the things they play with. They are very particular about it, and they can be intoxicated and contented with it.

Because I fled from Beijing and came to Tianjin to work as a lawyer, I have many friends and fellow lawyers around me, but there are very few lawyers who are originally from Tianjin.

In addition, although lawyers whose native place is Tianjin have a large number of classmates, friends, relatives, etc. in Tianjin and have better resources in Tianjin than lawyers who are not from Tianjin, overall, lawyers from Tianjin who have high incomes have

Not much.

To use a saying that Tianjin people often say, "Just be happy and happy," it is true that they are quite happy and nourishing.

A friend, who is now the head of the Tianjin branch of a securities company, asked me about one of his employees and asked me if I had any countermeasures that would minimize the risk.

He said that this employee was engaged in a sales position. He was a male from Tianjin and had been with the company for two years. He had never opened an order. Most others' salary plus commission could be tens of thousands, but this employee only received deductions every month.

The basic salary is a little over 3,000 after social security.

After consulting me, my friend said: "I'm confused. You said he was getting a salary of more than 3,000 yuan a month, and he was still happy. I didn't give him a good look. I scolded him, but he just wouldn't leave.

A young man in his late twenties, why don’t you get a salary of just over three thousand a month?”

In addition, a friend said that there are two Tianjin people in his company who are better than this person, but only better. In the future, they must not recruit people from Tianjin again.