Because Hanyang is more remote than other places, there are fewer schools and fewer job opportunities.

The following is the related introduction of Hanyang:

Hanyang City, the ancient name of Hanyang District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, was originally named Mianzhou City. Before the Tang Dynasty, it was officially renamed Hanyang City. As the office of local state government, it has been used from the late Tang Dynasty to the Republic of China, and has always been the local cultural, political and economic center. 1928, Hanyang City completed its historical mission and was demolished.

Hanyang City Wall in Tang Dynasty 1.072 ft. There are eight gates in the southeast, west, north, southeast, southwest, northwest and northeast of the city, namely Yingchun, Shazhou, Xiaogan, Hanguang, Chaotian, Hannan, Xia Han and Qingqing. Later dynasties all changed in scale. Hanyang ancient commercial city has developed since it was built in the early Tang Dynasty. Social stability and unique conditions make Hanyang a city with population gathering and commercial functions, and the population in the city is growing rapidly.

Refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Hanyang for the above information.