The man upstairs just said that Filipino maids have no market in China. He is talking nonsense. I guess he doesn't pretend to understand, so he talks nonsense. As far as I know, many young families in Chinese mainland have started to employ Filipino domestic helpers. People don't know much about it because the state doesn't allow them to recruit privately through intermediary companies specializing in this field, and the wages in Chinese mainland are much higher than those in Taiwan Province Province and Hongkong, so many Filipino domestic workers love to come to Chinese mainland. Prices in Taiwan Province Province and Hongkong are generally around 4,000-5,000 yuan, and in Taiwan Province Province, you even need to queue up to apply for Filipino maids. As for why I said that the friend who answered upstairs didn't know how to talk nonsense, there are several points: First, Filipino maids are generally of high quality and often have a college education (at least three of them I met). There must be a difference between educated and qualified servants and rural girls in China, at least there is no problem with hygiene habits. As for the second price, I don't know the price of a nanny in my friend's city just now, but the nanny in Xiamen where I live is basically around 5000. If I need to take care of children or elderly people with mobility problems, the money is far from enough. Many of my friends have taken care of them, even if they don't take care of their families, they take care of the kind who go to work on time. Therefore, the salary gap will gradually narrow (but Filipino maids in Chinese mainland generally need 1w+ RMB). Most Filipino maids are more or less professionally trained and know how to do general housework. Western food is certainly no problem, and they pay attention to hygiene and know the rules. For example, they will never eat at the same table as their host. Some of them have a deep-rooted spirit of serving their masters because they have been colonized for a long time, and they are generally professionals. To put it simply, I can serve people, such as massaging my elderly master and doing physical therapy every day (as my Filipino maid in Taiwan Province Province did). Simply put, mainland employees lack service spirit and professionalism. The fourth living habit is actually following the host family. Three of my friends in Taiwan Province Province all hired Filipino maids, and I stayed with my friends when I went to Taiwan Province Province, so I had a lot of contact with them. I found that even a Filipino maid can speak Taiwanese (Minnan) because she has worked in her host's home for 10 years, and Mandarin is better. The Filipino maids of the other two companies are very good at cooking Chinese food (some dishes are so authentic that you can't tell whether they are cooked by the hostess or the Filipino maids, so the so-called living habits are not suitable for the mainland market. This is sheer nonsense. You must be a little uncomfortable at first, but you can't enter your mainland market if you can integrate into the society of Taiwan Province Province. Fifth, it will be safer than the mainland employees, because he is a stranger in the mainland, at least he will not collude with the township party to move your home. Sixth, he said that if he is lucky, he can upgrade to junior three, which is even more nonsense. I want to upgrade this little sister in Chinese mainland to a mistress, or even a fucking master. At least the Filipino girl is dark and ugly, at least I have never seen a beautiful one (I have been to the Philippines three times), and her father's chances of speaking English are not high, so the chances of becoming a mistress are greatly reduced. Sixth, talk about English. In fact, this is more troublesome, because there are very few maids who can speak Chinese, and the young people in mainland families are fine, and there are very few elderly people who can speak English, so this is a problem. And Filipino English with an accent. Talking to children in English all the time will lead to a crooked accent, so don't try to hire Filipino maids as English tutors. Of course, it doesn't matter if you don't care about your accent. Anyway, everyone is qualified to be a kindergarten teacher after graduating from college. Finally, Filipino maids are certainly not perfect. For example, some vicious cases or elder abuse incidents have been discovered. For example, they have to take a holiday every weekend because they have to go to church. After the service, they will chat with their friends. In Taiwan Province Province or Hongkong, you will find many air-conditioned places occupied by them on weekends, and some just sit and chat on the floor. These activities must be firm. If you don't let them go, you may feel emotional, but I think this is a good thing, because you will go in a week. But I believe that the probability of these incidents is lower than that of Chinese mainland's nanny, because she will have to pay higher costs, because she doesn't know the legal costs, and as long as she is complained, she will be banned from engaging in related industries forever, which may lead to her lifelong unemployment. Finally, I think the high price of Filipino maids in Chinese mainland has been earned by black-hearted agents, because no matter how expensive it is, it can't be 2-3 times more expensive than going to Taiwan Province Province and Hongkong! Therefore, the last person who can afford it is hired, and it is useless to yell at those who can't afford it. For the record, although I think Filipino maids are not bad, the price of Filipino maids in Chinese mainland is too high, so I won't hire them unless the price of Filipino maids falls to a reasonable level. Of course, people with more money don't care.