Hot Topics on the Internet｜Mainland university graduates left home and came to Hong Kong to open a snail noodle shop and earn 600,000 yuan a month. Hong Kong netizens: It’s obviously hard to eat

In the minds of many people, graduating from college is a matter of course. If you want to enter the society, having a college degree is undoubtedly just a ticket. In addition, there are college students everywhere nowadays. Sometimes, even with the qualifications of college graduation, Job hunting will still face many difficulties. Earlier, in an interview, a graduate of a well-known mainland university said that he gave up the opportunity to find a job in the mainland and instead decided to come to Hong Kong to open a restaurant and become a restaurant owner. In the film, he said that he does everything himself. Not only did he successfully open the first snail noodle shop in Hong Kong, he now sells 8,000-10,000 bowls of snail noodle every month and earns 600,000 yuan a month!

Mainland university graduates come to Hong Kong to develop and open snail noodle shop

From time to time, we hear college students say that they will be unemployed after graduation. This is because college students are everywhere and it is indeed very difficult to find a suitable job with good benefits. Earlier, in an interview with a blogger, a mainland boy who graduated from Wuhan University said that although he graduated from a well-known mainland university and majored in financial management, a relatively popular subject, he did not perform well after graduation. In the past, the arrangement was to stay in the mainland for development, but instead decided to open a store in Hong Kong. He opened the first shop in Mong Kok that specializes in snail noodles. In the film, you can see that he does everything himself. He goes to the store almost every day to help cook the noodles, prepare ingredients and open the egg paste for “fried eggs”.

Earning 600,000 yuan at the age of only 28 years old shares the three major factors for opening a store: it has nothing to do with academic qualifications

The blogger pointed out that he was too young, and he also generously stated that he was born in 1995 and is now only 28 years old. The reason why he decided to open a store in Hong Kong was because his younger brother has research on the catering industry, and he himself is in Shanghai. After many years of living, I was obsessed with the taste of snail noodles, so I decided to come to Hong Kong to start a career. He said that he can basically sell 200 to 300 bowls of snail noodles every day, and about 8,000 to 10,000 bowls a month, with a monthly turnover of about 600,000. When asked if a college student would feel it was a waste selling snail noodles, he said that being a boss “has nothing to do with academic qualifications”. The most important thing is “the ability to endure hardship”, “dare to do it” and “have leadership”.

Mainland manpower can support the taste. Hong Kong netizens twisted their hands and said: It’s so hard to eat!

Although the victim’s mentality was praised by bloggers and a large number of netizens, a large number of mainland netizens also supported the authentic taste of the snail noodles he made, pointing out, “When I traveled to Hong Kong and ate his noodles, they were really smelly! I think the price is very affordable in Hong Kong. Eating snail noodles in Shanghai is sometimes more expensive than this. People who like to eat snail noodles can really go to other places.” However, snail noodles are not very popular among Hong Kong netizens. Some Hong Kong netizens said, “I have eaten at this restaurant and it tastes terrible. The rice noodles are all hard.” “The soup is heavy with MSG. You have to drink water after eating.” “The whole bowl is sour.” Some netizens also questioned The content is authentic, “It’s all scripts written in advance!”

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