https://www.timedoctor.com/blog/average-salary-in-china/
I got the number by clicking on the first link I found, cross checked with my cousin’s income and it is within a plausible range. my statement still stands that healthcare is not cheap in China atm and it would eat up a portion of your income if you have severe issues.
5,000 RMB
sounds about right, my electrician cousin makes less than that
your statements are not really contradicting my point and I’m not really disagreeing with them, perhaps you were replying to someone else?
Trade union? Strike action? No, You’ll go to jail, plz search “Jasic incident”.
Again, I have never stated anything regarding labour struggle in China, I have never defended the government handling of labour issues on my comment, I had stated in the past that strike are illegal in China and the poor handling of workers dissatisfaction often leads to lynchings at worst. I am also familiar with the Jasic incident, again i don’t think you are responding on my comments regarding median income in China.
Absolute majority Rednote user is children of the bourgeoisie.
I have never really disagree with this point, the social media access is inevitably going to be alienated young people in cubicule with some income that allows internet access\phone plan
They don’t even know that 120 is a paid service, or maybe they’re just bragging…
Again, I have never mentioned anything about toll fare to pay back road development, since I am aware. Either you are not responding to the right comments or you are enumerating statements as a way to rant or something
There’s a 50 yuan charge for using things like stretchers and oxygen tanks.
Healthcare hasn’t really been optimal in recent years. I was back to China two years to see my grandmother one last time. She can’t no longer eat; therefore we had to feed her via nutrient tube. a pack of 500ml was 100-150 rmb (2 packs per day) and sometime we managed to bribe people to skip lines to get them first by paying extra. We also managed to luckily bribe the hospital director so she doesn’t get kicked out of her bed as it is a rule that you have to leave your bed after a 15 days stay. Suffice to say, she was lucky as she had a party member pension, but the care did ate up a portion of it.
Depends of where you live, in tier 1 Cities (if you want to live for opportunities and make a decent income). You can’t really survive well with a 3,855 per month if you don`t have a paid house from your parents.
It is difficult for migrant workers who can’t afford a decent living standard unless you live with 4-5 people in a 2 bedrooms rentals.
In terms of healthcare, you if you don`t live in a big city that benefited from reform and opening up, a severe health issue can be a death sentence.
the median income in China is around 26,800 Yuan (USD 3,855) per month. $82 USD (492yuan) is actually expensive. Since it is median income, you can expect a lot of people are not making that amount especially in the inland regions.
Comparing it to the States is not the good flex that people think it is.
French and English in school, Mandarin course on Saturday. Cantonese with parents,
At least that was my upbringing
The arm industry and drone makers
An immigrant’s acceptance is always conditional and you shouldn’t show dissent towards the white master. This is why most of the gen 2 asian immigrants are all apolitical or outright anti-country of origin and has a mostly white friend circle
2008 Beijing olympics.
I was in high school and the teacher (who said that if you make racist remarks in her class, she’ll kick you out of the course) decided to show a comedy show where the journalist went to a Chinese night market and show people they have roast insects, animal penises and shit like that to eat.
For 2 days i got mocked/asked in a belittle tone why my ‘‘people eat those stuff’’
You would think that it was just young people being stupid and ask stupid shit. 2020, covid hits and Canada decided to go WFH, my manager decided to say: ‘‘wow those mesures seem dragonian, but you (refering to me), you are used to it consider you come from China’’
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