When he bought the house into the city and wanted to change his hukou in order to study for his children, the father refused to agree to it.

I am 30 years old this year, and I am in my twenties. I just married my wife in the second half of last year. After several years of hard work, I finally saved up enough down payment on my house and thought about buying a house in the city.

Buying a house is really a headache, large and small buildings are next to each other to see, and finally chose a Huxing and average price suitable real estate. 300000 down payment, that is, every month to pay the mortgage of the house slaves, but at least have their own nest, pain and happiness.

My wife was pregnant in the first half of this year, and my life also ushered in a new starting point: to be a father! In addition to working harder, I usually spend a lot of time with my wife, studying prenatal education for my baby when I get home from work, and cooking for pregnant women every day. I am really content with a happy family.

Because the city household registration access system has a new policy, buying a house can not be settled directly, but what kind of points system policy should be implemented. As a junior college student, compared with undergraduate or graduate students, I have a lot to lose. Thinking that the child must be born in the city, I want to solve the problem of hukou as soon as possible, so as not to leave behind the trouble.

Fortunately, the company has a collective hukou, and the threshold for moving in is not high. You can move in after meeting the signature of social security and company leaders for two years. Of course, such a good opportunity will not be missed. After the house is delivered, you can directly move into your own house, which saves a lot of process.

All the formalities on this side of the company have been completed, and we could have successfully moved the rural hukou to the city, but this matter was strongly opposed by the old father. His reason is that the rural hukou is more valuable than the urban hukou!

What he means is that the rural hukou can be divided into fields, and there can be many preferential subsidies that can not be enjoyed by the urban hukou, but I cannot understand that I have already walked out of the countryside. Children must choose to study in the city in the future. You can't bet on the future of the next generation just because of that welfare. After arguing with my father several times about this, he still hasn't done a good job in his ideological work.