How can anybody not know how much they earn? When I was teaching my salary for the last 11 years at one school, in Guangdong, was 6500 RMB a month for 16 classes a week. Sixteen hours is too few. However, I made double that , after tax, as I worked overtime due to teacher shortage. I saved enough to buy a 500,000 home and have enough in the bank to last me the next 20 years at least. Depends on the province as each one has its own cost of living index so the salaries reflect that.
Hi King Kwesi, this is an interesting topic. Hope you share your income as well. I wish you make great money in China. You are a such talent person and handsome man, you suppose to make a lot of money in China. Thank you, brother, best wish from Texas.
March 2023 I just got a job offer 25K in Shanghai Pudong and everyone told me the salary is too low to accept it and relocate to Shanghai at my own cost
I believe the dude making 60k RMB per month. Some teachers with side gigs can make 60-70k a month, after taxes. It is the right job for the right person.
I would suggest to ask more people their average salaries so we could really see what foreigners can earn in Shanghai, 60k is more on the high for a foreigner, I'm also sure that most foreigner don't do such a big salary
***HAPPY BIRTHDAY KING KWESI*** --------------🍾🍺🍹🎂------------ may this year be a happy one and may your channel flourish and reach many more viewers👍👍👍 Thank you for always bringing us interviews with lovely interesting people 👍
6k cny can’t even survive in Shanghai though, it just paid the bills,the rental fees is crazy there, work for a multinational company which has over 10k cny salary jobs will be much better if you’re an expat, or teaching English for the public school or international school not private school, because public schools and international schools as well has way better pay, a local private school usually is insecure and badly paid , please note far away from your coworkers who talk about the politics all the time, and don’t talk about politics to your students Btw China didn’t ban Preply, if you really can’t find any job there, teaching English online
Those people you asked don't know shit about China, only very few speak decent Chinese, let alone understand what China is really like behind the curtains. You should ask those who have at least stayed for two decades or more, who speak and write Chinese fluently. And then ask them how much they make monthly in average, people who're doing their own business. Like me, for example.
Kwesi interviewed the people available but you look for fault in that. It must be depressing looking at ordinary people chatting and looking for the bad.
China is huge, and like any other huge countries, what has been exposed here are just snapshots of the huge picture. Biased and ideologically motivated presentations are everywhere, including those for and against China or Chinese regime. So, let the savvy audiences decide what to believe or how to interpret it.
The average salary per year in Shanghai 2022 State-owned economy employment: 191844CNY/28240USD Private economy employment: 96011CNY/14133USD (2023.2.7 USD to CNY: 6.795)
How can anybody not know how much they earn?
When I was teaching my salary for the last 11 years at one school, in Guangdong, was 6500 RMB a month for 16 classes a week. Sixteen hours is too few. However, I made double that , after tax, as I worked overtime due to teacher shortage.
I saved enough to buy a 500,000 home and have enough in the bank to last me the next 20 years at least.
Depends on the province as each one has its own cost of living index so the salaries reflect that.
Well, I guess that's the German way of saying " Sorry, I don't exactly want to let you know...".
I taught English 2009-10 Anhui Province I was paid $10000 USD for the ten month school year.
@@Daoistify I'm on my way back to China. I'm so excited to teach there again.
Keep up the good work of interviewing foreigners in China. The world needs to know the real China.
i'm doing my best
My favorite part of the intro” I welcome u to China’’
yesss i love it
Happy Birthday King Kwesi!
thanks
White Natives earn a looot more money than us black non natives. Please cover that topic
thanks for the suggestion, i will surely work on it.
White earn more than local Chinese also. At least 3x or 5x more
I worked with African and Black Americans and they were paid the same as me and more than the Chinese workers. Depends on the industry I suppose.
Basically the Chinese native workers earns the lowest among them.
Happy birthday from Qingyuan. ☺️
(I'm here since 2007.)
thanks
Hi King Kwesi, this is an interesting topic. Hope you share your income as well. I wish you make great money in China. You are a such talent person and handsome man, you suppose to make a lot of money in China. Thank you, brother, best wish from Texas.
Thank you, I'm doing my best to bring the best content out of China.
@@KINGKWESI you have done a great job. China is grateful to have you as a friend to Chinese people.
If you earn that much money you wouldn’t have a problem sharing the information 😂 that guys is living a very soft life
living his best life
When you don't know how much you earn, you're EARNING way more than just money.
March 2023 I just got a job offer 25K in Shanghai Pudong and everyone told me the salary is too low to accept it and relocate to Shanghai at my own cost
After or before taxes?
25k what, per what?
@@janmeissner9093 Before tax and no housing flight or relocation allowance
@reducereuse have you moved to china?
I believe the dude making 60k RMB per month. Some teachers with side gigs can make 60-70k a month, after taxes. It is the right job for the right person.
Happy Birthday 🎉 🎊 🥂, another great video
Thank you so much 😀
U're asking sensitive topic, but wouw whats an astronomical income
i know but it's part of the content creation journey.
I would suggest to ask more people their average salaries so we could really see what foreigners can earn in Shanghai, 60k is more on the high for a foreigner, I'm also sure that most foreigner don't do such a big salary
Yeah its really not reflective of reality
***HAPPY BIRTHDAY KING KWESI***
--------------🍾🍺🍹🎂------------
may this year be a happy one and may your channel flourish and reach many more viewers👍👍👍
Thank you for always bringing us interviews with lovely interesting people 👍
thanks for your best wishes.
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Thats Crazy
i was shocked but it depends on your level of expertise.
0:10 bro is rich, i can tell it by his laugh
Happy Birthday bro🎂 Wish u More Wins!!
How much a new software engineer earn en shanghai. And how much can save?
Great vid bro 🙌
Appreciate it
The average salary is very high...I was surprised~~
Good to see you on my channel, I’ve been watching you videos.
Hopefully we meet soon for a collaboration.
$9K a month when an really nice apartment only cost $700/month,.
Postdoc salary is the lesser in China than mentioned salaries in video
Please make similar bideo on foreign finance prodessionals in China
RMB 60K is around $8k a month
He said 60K RMB ==> PER MONTH.
@@X-H-Wu yeah I know, that's why I said a month
yes that's true
no its 10 k
The good days are well and truly over. Have lost insurance, car and driver, and housing allowance.
6k cny can’t even survive in Shanghai though, it just paid the bills,the rental fees is crazy there, work for a multinational company which has over 10k cny salary jobs will be much better if you’re an expat, or teaching English for the public school or international school not private school, because public schools and international schools as well has way better pay, a local private school usually is insecure and badly paid , please note far away from your coworkers who talk about the politics all the time, and don’t talk about politics to your students
Btw China didn’t ban Preply, if you really can’t find any job there, teaching English online
Those people you asked don't know shit about China, only very few speak decent Chinese, let alone understand what China is really like behind the curtains.
You should ask those who have at least stayed for two decades or more, who speak and write Chinese fluently. And then ask them how much they make monthly in average, people who're doing their own business. Like me, for example.
A lot of foreigners expecilly Americans don’t speak Chinese but tell their audience what China looks like 😂
@@weizhang2834 你說得完全沒錯…尤其是那些美國佬更加如此。
Watch his other videos. He has interviewed foreigners who has been in China for decades.
Kwesi interviewed the people available but you look for fault in that. It must be depressing looking at ordinary people chatting and looking for the bad.
China is huge, and like any other huge countries, what has been exposed here are just snapshots of the huge picture. Biased and ideologically motivated presentations are everywhere, including those for and against China or Chinese regime.
So, let the savvy audiences decide what to believe or how to interpret it.
欢迎外国友人了解中国
What's the average/median salary per month/year in Shanghai?
i'm not too sure about it
It's ¥9,981.93 or $1,410.91 per month after taxes
that's too little.@@hiimabot8937
Living in China is inexpensive! So, we should measure by living quality!
The average salary per year in Shanghai 2022
State-owned economy employment: 191844CNY/28240USD
Private economy employment: 96011CNY/14133USD
(2023.2.7 USD to CNY: 6.795)
What? Where do you get this from?
average salary in china is 5k dollars