20120615 Follow Me 400 Tokyo, the world's most expensive city for foreigners!

大城市到了承载能力的极限，提高生活成本，减少负荷是必然的……

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When we talk about the cities which we have to cost a lot to live in, I think we should not just complain about the high accommodation cost and other costs without asking the question that why the costs are so big?

We all know that prices are determined by the supply and demand. The high costs in some cities, like Tokyo, Beijing and Hongkong, mean that there are a lot of people asking for that high price and that there are indeed enough people to afford that price. But why so many people, who always complain about the big cost, choose to live in those cities? Maybe one of the most important reasons for the young people to stay in those cities is that they can find more chances to get success there.

To make the living costs down and to make the city a better place to live, I think that if the government could give more chance to the poor areas and make the young people can get success and live a better life in their cities, the situation would be better.

I am not good at speaking and writing. So there must be a lot of grammtical mistakes in the above. If you can help me to correct it, I will be deeply grateful.

求中文翻译！！

Vision. 发表于 2012-6-15 00:12
求中文翻译！！

This article is easy to read and understand. If you don't understand some words, then you can find an online dictionary to translate those words.

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Now I finally know why our government pay  overseas students so high!

First, one question: Now are our aritcals published one night ahead?
The up-rising rent price in Asia is due to different reasons. For Japan, the main reason is the appreciation of Yen. But in China, mostly because of the inflation and the economic policies.

danellv 发表于 2012-6-15 09:44
First, one question: Now are our aritcals published one night ahead?
The up-rising rent price in A ...

For your question, the answer is "Yes."

Read my suggestion for Follow Me at https://bbs.pinggu.org/thread-1491557-1-1.html

In general, the living costs soar much faster than the increase (I doubt) of our incomes.