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I saw many people in the US who joined Rednote and got chatting to Chinese people, first they were impressed with the friendly unbiased attitude towards Westerners, then they were surprised to find the food prices in China are a lot less than in the US. I hope a lot more westerners discover that China is nothing like they have been led to believe.
@daveinchina not at all, they have a good standard of living, rents are low, of all the videos in China v the West who dresses best, who are the healthiest looking? That is all the evidence you need.
Its too good to be true, nothing is free in life, so always think twice about it. Living cost might look cheap, but there is always a reasoning behind something that is too good to be true. Their average pay might be much lower compared to u.s. or, quality might be worse.
Watch the video of the Chinese American going to work in the iPhone factory. Have to live at the factory and can't really leave, work six 12 hour days a week for very little pay. Yes, they have suicide nets This is one of the better jobs there. The only real question is why haven't you already moved there instead of trying to convince others to move there?
TRUE human rights: >right to affordable or universal healthcare >right to have affordable food >right to affordable housing and shelter >right to have affordable education >right to have affordable, convenient and clean transport >right to be productive
@@mike-x9x3u This is not a personal problem, but a problem of national policy. The United States has pressured the Korean government to promote human rights and LGBT rights since the past. The concept of human rights in Korea is different from that of the United States. It is almost the same as what the writer of the comment above wrote. The United States should no longer dare to talk about human rights in Korea when it has not even solved its own basic human rights. My recent thoughts are that Korea is a country that is more advanced in human rights than the United States. In Korea, no citizen is shot by the police and no citizen is afraid of the police. No one starves in Korea, a universal medical system is established, there are no homeless people, everyone receives equal education, and the public transportation system is excellent enough that you can live well even without a car. Korea also has a great spirit that praises those who do productive work in society and despises success through luck like the United States. Americans consider making a fortune at a casino a success, but Koreans despise such success and value factory workers who work hard more. Lazy, stupid, and immoral Americans, don't dare try to teach Korea. The United States should think of Korea as a teacher and learn from Korea.
@TheManuel012009 you can check how many eggs you can purchase with10 RMB in China and how many in UK with equivalent Sterling. In China, it should be around 7 eggs.
@@TheManuel012009 Work for foreigners is very limited. Teaching English is most common, but you have to qualify. If you can work remotely, that would be ideal.
Actually the price of food in UK surpermarkets isn't too bad (you could do worse in a lot of other countries, like US and especially Japan). But the price of electricity and gas is ridiculous. And the elderly won't get any financial help this winter, thanks to the kid starver who thinks throwing money to Ukraine and Israel is more important.
It has a very large domestic market, yes. And the government owns a lot of industry, which gives it vast economy of scale and makes small businesses difficult to compete. And your food prices are kept low by the Party because that is how the same party has kept itself in power for generations.
I am writing from Malaysia, and you said you are living in China's most expensive city ? From the cost of living perspective, I'd gladly swap places with you. Groceries in Malaysia are expensive these days.
@@jimingchan6384 KL is an overpriced city. So much so that even a wage of RM3000pm will not be enough to sustain a single person owning a small new Perodua in the city. There are just too many toll gate charges to pay .... apart from the car loan and parking charges. These can easily come up to RM1200 per month .... if you're lucky. Then, there's rental to consider. No, KL is not a good example to consider. Perhaps Ipoh or Malacca or Seremban, for sure Kota Baru or Kuantan, would be good. Then compare the prices in the local supermarkets between last year and this year. The most glaring difference in prices would be those for eggs. A tray of 30 eggs in Kuching goes for something like RM17 to RM20. 2 to 3 yrs ago, it was only about RM6 to RM8 a tray.
In 2030 prices will triple ( food items) since 2019 and 2020 billionaires bought 1000s of acres across USA and other countries for agriculture purposes.
Indeed, prices in UK gone up and up unabated! Everytime I went to a restaurant be it Chinese or otherwise, I noticed it went up a bit compare the previous time! I read today in the paper comparing the electricity price between Norway and UK it is 4p per unit and 24p for the latter! mind boggling!
Comparison of Malaysia versus UK 1. Weather: Malaysia is summer the whole year with 8 months of thermoneutral weather, where you do not need heating or cooling. UK has zero months. Malaysians consume 30% less eletricity than UK citizens 2. Extreme Weather: Certain Malaysian states on east coast get flooded but only during monsoon season. UK has hurricanes, floods, windstorms, storm surges, tornadoes, wildfires, cold waves and heatwaves 3. Cost of living: 68% lower than London, 51% lower than Manchester, 54% lower than Edinburgh, 53% lower than Bristol. If you live like a Malaysian family of four, it will cost you £1066 per month..in the most expensive city. Similarly if you are single cost of living if you live like a Malaysian will be £313 a month 4. Fuel cost : Malaysia is the 9th lowest in the world which in turn affects eletricity, driving cost, transportation cost, flight tickets 5. Internet: Malaysia is $0.28 pergigabyte. UK is $0.62 per gigabyte. Internet speed is nearly 2X of UK 6. Inflation: Malaysia had lower inflation 12 out of last 20 years 7. Property Purchase: Malaysians pay 38% of income for mortgage payments. UK citizens pay 70%. If I were you, I would just sell my UK property at average of £293K, come to Malaysia buy 3 properties, 1 to live in and rent out the other 2. Home ownership rate is 77% versus 63% in UK. Your prices, interest rates and repayment rates are much higher 8. Utilities: UK citizens pay 6 times what we pay for water eletricity and gas 9. Council taxes: UK council taxes are 50 times higher than what Malaysians pay. Your council taxes alone is enough to pay for rent in Malaysia 10. Healthcare: Malaysian version of NHS is superior though UK spends 5 times what Malaysia spends per capita on healthcare. GP walk in and out within 90 minutes. UK possibly next day. Specialist walk in with appointment letter and get treated same day. UK waiting time more than 4 weeks. Malaysia number of people on waiting list is ZERO. UK waiting list is 7.5 million. Some have been on the waiting list for years. 11. Payment for healthcare: As a foreigner, you pay £7 to see GP inclusive of treatment and 3 months prescriptions medicine. To see a specialist you pay £18. If you get hospitalised you pay between £28 to 56 per day 12. Private Healthcare: Malaysia has one of the most awarded healthcare system in Asia. It attracts 1 million medical tourist versus UK 150K. We have world class doctors in cardiovascular, cancer, fertility and dental. Hip replacement will cost you $8000 versus $14,000 in UK 13. Long term care cost: cost per month in a 4 star facility is £975 versus £5640 in UK, lower by 83% 14. International Schools: 1 year of international school in UK Will buy you 4.84 years in Malaysia 15. University: 1 year in UK will buy you 9 years in Malaysia. If you prefer to study in UK universities in Malaysia, Nottingham, Newcastle, Heriot Watt, Southampton, Reading has universities here in Malaysia 14. Safety and Security: Malaysia is ranked 10th in the Global Peace Index while UK is 34th. You and your children are far more safer here 16. Travel: Cheapest airline in the world is Air Asia X. You can travel easily throughout Asia at fraction of the cost. Price of hotels in less than 50% of UK hotels. Average flight tickets is 10% of what you pay in UK 17. Transportation cost : Cost of purchasing a car is lower. It will become even lower if you buy the local brand cars of Proton and Perodua. Fuel cost is 1/4 that of UK. 18. Public transportation: Cost per ticket is 1/7 of UK 19. Income taxes: For the same amount of income in purchasing power, you pay 25% in Malaysia versus 45% in UK. Offshore income attracts 0% taxes 20. Corporate Tax : Malaysia is 15 -24% versus 25% in UK 21. VAT : You pay 8% versus 20% in UK 22. Capital Gains Tax : For financial instruments you pay 0% in Malaysia versus 24-28% in UK 23. Inheritance Tax: In Malaysia you pay 0% instead of 40% in UK 24. Govt Tax: UK govenment taxes 27.30% of GDP versus 11.65% in Malaysia, more than double what my government taxes 25. Govt Expenditure: UK government spends 21% of GDP versus Malaysia govt 11.66%, nearly double again 26. Govt debt : UK govt debt as percentage of GDP is 142% versus Malaysia at 60%. UK has already dug a hole so deep it cannot get out. OBR has projected it will hit 350% within next 50 years 27. GDP growth : Malaysia has grown faster than UK 17 out of the last 20 years Ladies and gentlemen, I hate to tell you this, UK died more than 20 years ago. It's just that you are beginning to smell the rot emanating from the basement now Neither the Tories nor Labour can help you as the whole system has already rotted out Before you go and tell yourself..hey why dont I go to Australia, New Zealand, United States, Canada, Spain, Portugal, Greece,France, Germany and the other usual suspect , please know that these countries are equally dead. I have done the research and maths Get out while you can. Future is in Asia Malaysian : Tung Siak Leng
On mainland China, the government manages the homeless in cities in three ways: sending them back to their hometowns, providing them with temporary shelters, and driving them off.
No exchange rate conversion.If the salary is 3,000, it is difficult to recruit people in China's big cities if food and accommodation are not provided, especially in the service industry.
Yes. Entry level waiter positions start at £21,450 per year, whereas in China you can see adverts for waiters like 5000 yuan in second-tier cities, meals included.
The correct statement is: In China, the prices marked on the shelves of shops or supermarkets already include tax. In many other countries, the price on the shelf does not include tax. Even the price of China store with tax is much lower than that of British store without tax.
@@amandagrant4331 There is no consumption tax in China, so only value-added tax is charged on the sale of goods. However, countries like Japan, the United States and Canada do have consumption tax.
13% GST is ridiculous....and where the the tax money goes? in the pocket of the politicians , not to city infrastructure, public transport or public welfare..
I think that Shanghai is a kind of expensive place to live, but that is mostly real estate. Food is only slightly more expensive than smaller cities. I think the restaurants are also much more expensive in Shanghai.
Grocery prices in China are much, much cheaper because the government has control and a say with the food producers and the banks whereas in the west the government can yap all they want, but the food producers and supermarkets are all privately owned !
@@klc9135 In North America and the Europe, they take your tax dollars for their Woke experiments, that is about the only thing they can control and when they wasted your tax dollar they will come back asking for more !
@@klc9135 To spend your tax dollars like a spoiled child and then come back asking for more once they spent it all ! th-cam.com/video/09v3Ys768PA/w-d-xo.html
@klc9135 In China, their gov is like a parents who spend all their money on all their children and at the same time discipline those kid who step out of line. They spend their money to build infrastructure, education, healthcare and food for their ppl. Whereas gov in the U.S. is like your evil step parents, who abuses your labor, takes most of your income for themselves and leave you with left foods on the table. And you only get one meal at day while working for 3 jobs. 😂
I thought you were comparing Chinese prices to the UK. Then why are you using dollars even without country designation? Dollars come in various exchange rates depending on what country they are from.
M&S now sells quality stakes, 1 portion for one person £20-22 each! 🙂 Same M&S where I shop charges £3.70 for 6 eggs. These are good quality items, and Tesco will probably charge less for their "beef" which is 97% horse and their non-organic eggs which are no good for anything.
GB Cardiff: I just paid £2.79 for 12 Free Range eggs in Lidl. Asda is similar - 23p/egg - there are higher and lower prices available. that's $3.58 or €3.29 - zero VAT/Sales Tax on fresh eggs.
Thank you Harvey , I am thinking with the Chinese tiering of cities what tiers would UK cities be in comparison considering UK cities are in such a mess these days
Even if London cleans up, it’ll probably be tier 3 at best. The tiers are not only based on GDP and population, but also on infrastructure and convenience. London lacks modern infrastructure and convenience.
Please amend this title to Broken England. Scotland and Northern Ireland both totally rejected any Brexit and will both join the EU by divorcing England.
hi Harvey, great info.... just a suggestion, say if you can compare the salary of the same position in China and UK then we can understand even more..... cheers
I've lived in China for 11 years and Thailand for 11. I haven't been back to the UK for 15 years. I was shocked then. I can understand lol. How much for some peanuts? A bunch of bananas for that? I'd have a mental breakdown shopping😆 One thing though, your experience in the supermarket will be a lot less stressful in a UK supermarket for reasons you already know ;)
The video did not compare the salary of each profession or average salary between countries. Average worker salary between UK or USA are much higher than China.
Britain isn't all that developed. You still have people dropping coins in boxes to get electricity, you have raw sewage all over the country, inconsistent voltages, and - this really surprised me - separate hot and cold taps, like it's 1890 or something. I'll bet that if you look a little, you'll still find a lot of outside toilets.
The problem with the system in the Uk is that the poorer you are, the more you pay. I was in Eastbourne a few years ago and a two bedroom flat was £660 a month but if you can’t afford to pay for even a studio, you get a tiny shared room in a dingy multiple occupancy flat and that costs £400 !!! If you are poor, you also cannot afford to stock up on food when there are special offers. And you pay for coin-meter gas and electricity which is far more expensive per unit than ordinary metered power, and you are cut off the moment you run out. It’s a system of extreme exploitation of the poor on top of consumer exploitation all around. During the first year of COVID, energy prices in the uk almost TRIPLED whereas in France, it went up by only 4% because the French government cared, and bought (nationalised) the biggest energy provider in the country so they could control the prices. Meanwhile, in the uk, the oil majors and electricity companies actually doubled their profits because the government said that it was a free economy so they could not dictate prices charged. The uk along with the U.S. are the most rapacious vulture capitalist economies in the world but most people do not realise this because they are totally propagandised and lied to by plutocrat controlled main stream media. Organised, systemic corruption.
Hmm... Remember the UK is an island, and farmers are being encouraged NOT to cultivate the land or grow crops. Therefore, a lot of consumer products are imported. That makes them more expensive. Also, most of the UK workforce are a bunch of slackers, their working day production is probably 50% less than that of a Chinese worker in the same industry. Along with the EU, the UK is a bankrupt entity.
not a bad video young man as far as cost of living goes if you think the uk usa or canada are high you really want to look at australia and we export ship loads of meat etc to china its good to see the people of china can afford it because we cant , food in australia just like gas elec and rent are a rip off well done mate
When people who don't have the credentials to compare cost of living from one region of the world to another region of the world. Let me guess: you water your plants with electrolytes.
In UK a dragon fruit usually costs six or seven pounds, which is about twenty times more expensive than in China, becsuse you have shown that in China 10 yuan (about 1pound) can buy you three dragon fruit.
👎 I really dislike these cheap videos. You compare apples with pears even if you make price comparisons of the same commodity. I stopped 🫤 watching in the middle of the video, so I don’t know if you shared anything about farmer’s income and costs in China and UK. And what about taxes, social and health insurance, costs of tools and equipment, labor costs etc. Stop 🛑 making this cheap content. You can do better.
probably the worst comparison video ive seen and yes we are getting ripped off in the uk, your comparison should be with the UK ,US ,France, Germany, Australia not China.
Idk about you but Tesco is no longer value in UK and don't believe fancy marketing Tesco is actually upper middle class including with ClubCard deals now even compared to Mark and Spencer etc For lower minimum wage class its Lidl, Aldi and Farm food here in UK after 2019 The prices in China looks to be around 10% - 50% lower even compared to UK's cheapest Lidl and FarmFood Its true UK electricity due to importing energy, rental living (high immigration and low housing supply) and transportation costs (road congestion, road taxes, public price hikes against inflation) are incredibly expensive than expensive China's Tier 1 cities I miss cleaner public transport from Tier 1 -2 cities from China compared to London TFL which I still don't understand Why are UK transportation so dirty for expensive fair and air its not the worst like NewYork Subway
“£3 for a couple of eggs”? 15:45. Really! What type of eggs were they - Fabergé eggs? Ocado sell 6 medium free-range eggs for £1.65, so “a couple” would be £0.55. Read up about something called “purchasing power parity” and then re-do the price comparisons. As currently presented the comparisons are meaningless - unless you’re a short-stay tourist in one of the two countries, and can and wish to physically transport purchases between destinations where there’s a cost arbitrage. One thing I do like about east Asia is that none of the countries care less about the western liberal élites’ hatred of single-use plastics, nor buy into the climate change Armageddon catastrophe nonsense.
also in china some areas are crazy cheap including rent vs some areas in china basically have close to western prices. He lives in shanghai so the prices are on the higher end. You have to look at median wages too.
Harvey. You should show the average wage of people where you live as well. Otherwise, people are comparing city centres with the rest of China. City centre income, city centre living cost. Small town income, small town living cost. Many people are dumb.
Washington current policy to place tariffs on imports (from Canada, Mexico and China) into the US will increase US prices The largest US importers of Chinese goods are Calif, Florida and Georgia. The largest importers of Canadian goods - throughout the US Midwest and NE. 40% of Texas imports are from Mexico. States from Alabama to Arizona are big importers from Mexico. ... All this recalls Ukraine in 2014 when it shut doors to Russia who was Ukraine's largest trading partner. Despite promises from the EU, Ukrainians tell me, the Ukrainian economy never improved after 2014
Actually a more accurate way is to compare absolute value without converting. I am a pro China overseas Chinese but come on, lets give a more accurate comparison. I find food in China relative to their wages to be ridiculously high. I do applaud their relatively cheaper medical and tertiary education fee
People should listen to the video. He did say he was in an expensive city and expensive supermarket in China. Half the price in smaller cities and even cheaper in wet markets. There are more billionaires in China than in the US. China is the biggest market for luxury goods.
@@greendragonspirit1646 I am Canadian, its the same here. One day I will immigrate to South East Asia and stay there forever. I might not even visit Canada again.
People should listen to the video. He did say he was in an expensive city and expensive supermarket in China. Half the price in smaller cities and even cheaper in wet markets. There are more billionaires in China than in the US. China is the biggest market for luxury goods.
There are many nuances. Choices, yes choices. For example, you can rely on an efficient public transit system without owning a car which is very costly. There's no property taxes. Rent is relatively cheap. Health care is very affordable. Food can be very cheap eating out or cooking your own because there are ways to save. Same with clothings, electronics and entertainment. So if you don't care about very fancy things, the pressure is off.
They have better purchasing power parity. Can buy more with less. Also, many things are free or extremely cheap due to government subsidies. Most national parks, museums, and zoos are free. Free basic healthcare, no property tax, no car license plate renewal, no tipping culture, university fee is around $750/year. Transportation is convenient and many amenities are walking distance. Average income is about 5000-9000 yuan/month depending on the city. You can rent a 1 bedroom apartment for $100/month in a small city. Homelessness is almost nonexistent.
My grandad used to go on about you could into the pictures, bag of chips and the bus home for three bob, blah blah then in China you can buy this that and the other for less than 50p. Blah blah ...yawn. It doesnt mean a thing without us knowing what the prevailing wages are like!!!
if china were so great, why haven't you revoked your citizenship and become a chinese? or you only want a uk salary and china's cost of living in the uk? that's not how the economy works. you should've also factored in the real median wage of each country and put it in your description
People should listen to the video. He did say he was in an expensive city and expensive supermarket in China. Half the price in smaller cities and even cheaper in wet markets. There are more billionaires in China than in the US. China is the biggest market for luxury goods.
China is not an immigrant country. Near impossible for any foreigner not of their ethnicity to become a permanent resident. From President to garbage collector, all are indigenous Chinese. The best for any normal foreigner is a spousal visa for long term stays.😊
In the past 20 years, China's naturalization process has become one of the most stringent in the world. It is one of the most challenging countries for foreigners to obtain citizenship. Even marrying a Chinese citizen does NOT automatically guarantee Chinese citizenship. In additions to the marriage, the foreigner MUST: • Have at least 5 years of continuous residence in China after marriage • Be able to speak Chinese with a certain degree of fluency • Prove that he has economic stability and can contribute to China's economy • Give up his other citizenship; China does NOT recognize dual citizenship A 2020 study by the Migration Policy Institute noted that China naturalized fewer than 100 people annually in most years, making it one of the countries with the lowest naturalization rates globally. China generally prefers to grant permanent residency rather than citizenship to foreigners.
Meanwhile people in China is still flocking to the west. Many apparently like to live expensively. Or is it because there is something in the west that China does not have?
Too much competition at home. Locals in the West are not particularly hard working or smart. So easier to make a living. Possibly other opportunities. Chinese are known to move to Africa to look for opportunities too.
There are several videos about that on RedNote. Main reason is because the Chinese are also sold the American Dream from the previous generation (quality of life in America has declined since). They also watch American movies and shows which doesn’t always depict the reality of American life. Also, people emigrate for various reasons including: Education, marriage, business and adventure. Chinese students entering university in China have to past the gaokao (national university entry exam). Although university is very cheap, it is very competitive to enter. Only the cream of the crop makes it. So the rest either do trade work or leave the country. Hence, you have a lot of Chinese students coming to the West.
You and Jason (from Living in China channel) must be under assignment from the CCP to counter-smear your native Britain. I hope other fellow viewers understand my sarcastic remarks here.😂
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I saw many people in the US who joined Rednote and got chatting to Chinese people, first they were impressed with the friendly unbiased attitude towards Westerners, then they were surprised to find the food prices in China are a lot less than in the US. I hope a lot more westerners discover that China is nothing like they have been led to believe.
But the wages in China are low, so the prices for local people are high
@daveinchina not at all, they have a good standard of living, rents are low, of all the videos in China v the West who dresses best, who are the healthiest looking? That is all the evidence you need.
Its too good to be true, nothing is free in life, so always think twice about it. Living cost might look cheap, but there is always a reasoning behind something that is too good to be true. Their average pay might be much lower compared to u.s. or, quality might be worse.
@@LifeisLikeGameif you go to China and see it for youslf then you will know what China is really like.
Watch the video of the Chinese American going to work in the iPhone factory. Have to live at the factory and can't really leave, work six 12 hour days a week for very little pay. Yes, they have suicide nets This is one of the better jobs there. The only real question is why haven't you already moved there instead of trying to convince others to move there?
TRUE human rights:
>right to affordable or universal healthcare
>right to have affordable food
>right to affordable housing and shelter
>right to have affordable education
>right to have affordable, convenient and clean transport
>right to be productive
这些方面中国应该都算做的不错，但代价是什么呢？
It's exactly the same as what I usually think.
public safety as well
@@regularperson4106 which ones are you lacking?
@@mike-x9x3u This is not a personal problem, but a problem of national policy. The United States has pressured the Korean government to promote human rights and LGBT rights since the past. The concept of human rights in Korea is different from that of the United States. It is almost the same as what the writer of the comment above wrote. The United States should no longer dare to talk about human rights in Korea when it has not even solved its own basic human rights. My recent thoughts are that Korea is a country that is more advanced in human rights than the United States. In Korea, no citizen is shot by the police and no citizen is afraid of the police. No one starves in Korea, a universal medical system is established, there are no homeless people, everyone receives equal education, and the public transportation system is excellent enough that you can live well even without a car. Korea also has a great spirit that praises those who do productive work in society and despises success through luck like the United States. Americans consider making a fortune at a casino a success, but Koreans despise such success and value factory workers who work hard more. Lazy, stupid, and immoral Americans, don't dare try to teach Korea. The United States should think of Korea as a teacher and learn from Korea.
The purchasing power of RMB is enormously better than USD or Sterling.
what if you work in china?
@TheManuel012009 you can check how many eggs you can purchase with10 RMB in China and how many in UK with equivalent Sterling. In China, it should be around 7 eggs.
@@TheManuel012009 still more affordable
@@TheManuel012009 Work for foreigners is very limited. Teaching English is most common, but you have to qualify. If you can work remotely, that would be ideal.
并不是这样。现在1美元大概相当于7.23元人民币。而且中国现在的经济也并不太乐观，找工作很难。
Actually the price of food in UK surpermarkets isn't too bad (you could do worse in a lot of other countries, like US and especially Japan). But the price of electricity and gas is ridiculous. And the elderly won't get any financial help this winter, thanks to the kid starver who thinks throwing money to Ukraine and Israel is more important.
Kid starver 😂
China economy is mostly state owned so it's cheaper, no capitalists siphoning and hoarding the proceeds that should be reinvested socially
China has the advantage of the government making life affordable for the people and having a very large domestic market.
It has a very large domestic market, yes. And the government owns a lot of industry, which gives it vast economy of scale and makes small businesses difficult to compete. And your food prices are kept low by the Party because that is how the same party has kept itself in power for generations.
Nearly a billion people live on $200 per month. I don't think illegal immigrants are crossing the border to grab a piece of that!!!
I am writing from Malaysia, and you said you are living in China's most expensive city ? From the cost of living perspective, I'd gladly swap places with you. Groceries in Malaysia are expensive these days.
Depends on where you shop.. Even supermarkets in KL is divided into 3 categories
@@jimingchan6384 KL is an overpriced city. So much so that even a wage of RM3000pm will not be enough to sustain a single person owning a small new Perodua in the city. There are just too many toll gate charges to pay .... apart from the car loan and parking charges. These can easily come up to RM1200 per month .... if you're lucky. Then, there's rental to consider. No, KL is not a good example to consider. Perhaps Ipoh or Malacca or Seremban, for sure Kota Baru or Kuantan, would be good. Then compare the prices in the local supermarkets between last year and this year. The most glaring difference in prices would be those for eggs. A tray of 30 eggs in Kuching goes for something like RM17 to RM20. 2 to 3 yrs ago, it was only about RM6 to RM8 a tray.
In 2030 prices will triple ( food items) since 2019 and 2020 billionaires bought 1000s of acres across USA and other countries for agriculture purposes.
you need a state owned economy like China
@@barnabydehoedt U mean most of the countries controlled by financial corporates/ capitalists?
Indeed, prices in UK gone up and up unabated! Everytime I went to a restaurant be it Chinese or otherwise, I noticed it went up a bit compare the previous time! I read today in the paper comparing the electricity price between Norway and UK it is 4p per unit and 24p for the latter! mind boggling!
Comparison of Malaysia versus UK
1. Weather: Malaysia is summer the whole year with 8 months of thermoneutral weather, where you do not need heating or cooling. UK has zero months. Malaysians consume 30% less eletricity than UK citizens
2. Extreme Weather: Certain Malaysian states on east coast get flooded but only during monsoon season. UK has hurricanes, floods, windstorms, storm surges, tornadoes, wildfires, cold waves and heatwaves
3. Cost of living: 68% lower than London, 51% lower than Manchester, 54% lower than Edinburgh, 53% lower than Bristol. If you live like a Malaysian family of four, it will cost you £1066 per month..in the most expensive city. Similarly if you are single cost of living if you live like a Malaysian will be £313 a month
4. Fuel cost : Malaysia is the 9th lowest in the world which in turn affects eletricity, driving cost, transportation cost, flight tickets
5. Internet: Malaysia is $0.28 pergigabyte. UK is $0.62 per gigabyte. Internet speed is nearly 2X of UK
6. Inflation: Malaysia had lower inflation 12 out of last 20 years
7. Property Purchase: Malaysians pay 38% of income for mortgage payments. UK citizens pay 70%. If I were you, I would just sell my UK property at average of £293K, come to Malaysia buy 3 properties, 1 to live in and rent out the other 2. Home ownership rate is 77% versus 63% in UK. Your prices, interest rates and repayment rates are much higher
8. Utilities: UK citizens pay 6 times what we pay for water eletricity and gas
9. Council taxes: UK council taxes are 50 times higher than what Malaysians pay. Your council taxes alone is enough to pay for rent in Malaysia
10. Healthcare: Malaysian version of NHS is superior though UK spends 5 times what Malaysia spends per capita on healthcare. GP walk in and out within 90 minutes. UK possibly next day. Specialist walk in with appointment letter and get treated same day. UK waiting time more than 4 weeks. Malaysia number of people on waiting list is ZERO. UK waiting list is 7.5 million. Some have been on the waiting list for years.
11. Payment for healthcare: As a foreigner, you pay £7 to see GP inclusive of treatment and 3 months prescriptions medicine. To see a specialist you pay £18. If you get hospitalised you pay between £28 to 56 per day
12. Private Healthcare: Malaysia has one of the most awarded healthcare system in Asia. It attracts 1 million medical tourist versus UK 150K. We have world class doctors in cardiovascular, cancer, fertility and dental. Hip replacement will cost you $8000 versus $14,000 in UK
13. Long term care cost: cost per month in a 4 star facility is £975 versus £5640 in UK, lower by 83%
14. International Schools: 1 year of international school in UK Will buy you 4.84 years in Malaysia
15. University: 1 year in UK will buy you 9 years in Malaysia. If you prefer to study in UK universities in Malaysia, Nottingham, Newcastle, Heriot Watt, Southampton, Reading has universities here in Malaysia
14. Safety and Security: Malaysia is ranked 10th in the Global Peace Index while UK is 34th. You and your children are far more safer here
16. Travel: Cheapest airline in the world is Air Asia X. You can travel easily throughout Asia at fraction of the cost. Price of hotels in less than 50% of UK hotels. Average flight tickets is 10% of what you pay in UK
17. Transportation cost : Cost of purchasing a car is lower. It will become even lower if you buy the local brand cars of Proton and Perodua. Fuel cost is 1/4 that of UK.
18. Public transportation: Cost per ticket is 1/7 of UK
19. Income taxes: For the same amount of income in purchasing power, you pay 25% in Malaysia versus 45% in UK. Offshore income attracts 0% taxes
20. Corporate Tax : Malaysia is 15 -24% versus 25% in UK
21. VAT : You pay 8% versus 20% in UK
22. Capital Gains Tax : For financial instruments you pay 0% in Malaysia versus 24-28% in UK
23. Inheritance Tax: In Malaysia you pay 0% instead of 40% in UK
24. Govt Tax: UK govenment taxes 27.30% of GDP versus 11.65% in Malaysia, more than double what my government taxes
25. Govt Expenditure: UK government spends 21% of GDP versus Malaysia govt 11.66%, nearly double again
26. Govt debt : UK govt debt as percentage of GDP is 142% versus Malaysia at 60%. UK has already dug a hole so deep it cannot get out. OBR has projected it will hit 350% within next 50 years
27. GDP growth : Malaysia has grown faster than UK 17 out of the last 20 years
Ladies and gentlemen, I hate to tell you this, UK died more than 20 years ago. It's just that you are beginning to smell the rot emanating from the basement now
Neither the Tories nor Labour can help you as the whole system has already rotted out
Before you go and tell yourself..hey why dont I go to Australia, New Zealand, United States, Canada, Spain, Portugal, Greece,France, Germany and the other usual suspect , please know that these countries are equally dead. I have done the research and maths
Get out while you can. Future is in Asia
Malaysian : Tung Siak Leng
Visit Tottenham Court Road in London around 9pm at night, lots of homelessness. Tent city.
Menwhile.
In Bharat, half the city were slump
Full of slump dog millioner
🤣🤣🤣😅😅
On mainland China, the government manages the homeless in cities in three ways: sending them back to their hometowns, providing them with temporary shelters, and driving them off.
@@mw8498 What is your better suggestion?
Did you see BBC documentary on China ? The chinese are living in OPPRESSION....unlike UK, the homeless has FREEDOM.
@@mw8498 Plus organ harvesting.
No exchange rate conversion.If the salary is 3,000, it is difficult to recruit people in China's big cities if food and accommodation are not provided, especially in the service industry.
Yes.
Entry level waiter positions start at £21,450 per year, whereas in China you can see adverts for waiters like 5000 yuan in second-tier cities, meals included.
Did Harvey indicate his pay scale?
Don't forget there are no taxes at checkout in China. That's 13% less off the bat compared to Ontario Canada.
并不是这样。在中国，购买商品的时候，税通常包含在价格里，让人不知道自己交了税。如果都不交税，国家是没办法运转的。
The correct statement is:
In China, the prices marked on the shelves of shops or supermarkets already include tax.
In many other countries, the price on the shelf does not include tax.
Even the price of China store with tax is much lower than that of British store without tax.
@@amandagrant4331 There is no consumption tax in China, so only value-added tax is charged on the sale of goods. However, countries like Japan, the United States and Canada do have consumption tax.
13% GST is ridiculous....and where the the tax money goes? in the pocket of the politicians , not to city infrastructure, public transport or public welfare..
Happy Chinese New Year Harvey and family. 😊
I think that Shanghai is a kind of expensive place to live, but that is mostly real estate. Food is only slightly more expensive than smaller cities. I think the restaurants are also much more expensive in Shanghai.
Thanks for a very useful video.
Chapters:
Intro: 00:00 - 03:45
Chinese Supermarket, Fruits & Vegetables: 03:45 - 08:40
Chinese Supermarket, Meat etc: 08:40 - 13:30
UK Supermarket: 13:30 - 16:40
China, Household Bills vs UK: 16:40 - 17:25
Other Expenses: 17:25 - 20:25
The average retail price of eggs in the U.S. has risen 38% since November 2023. I just bought a dozen eggs for 6.6 in NY
Grocery prices in China are much, much cheaper because the government has control and a say with the food producers and the banks whereas in the west the government can yap all they want, but the food producers and supermarkets are all privately owned !
What's the basic function of a government then?
@@klc9135 In North America and the Europe, they take your tax dollars for their Woke experiments, that is about the only thing they can control and when they wasted your tax dollar they will come back asking for more !
@@klc9135 To spend your tax dollars like a spoiled child and then come back asking for more once they spent it all ! th-cam.com/video/09v3Ys768PA/w-d-xo.html
True. That's why the Chinese government is the people of China.
Whereas the US government is the corporate companies.
@klc9135 In China, their gov is like a parents who spend all their money on all their children and at the same time discipline those kid who step out of line. They spend their money to build infrastructure, education, healthcare and food for their ppl. Whereas gov in the U.S. is like your evil step parents, who abuses your labor, takes most of your income for themselves and leave you with left foods on the table. And you only get one meal at day while working for 3 jobs. 😂
Despite the high cost of living in the UK, the UK is cheaper than China if you factor in house prices and education.
I thought you were comparing Chinese prices to the UK. Then why are you using dollars even without country designation? Dollars come in various exchange rates depending on what country they are from.
He is confusing.
🎉🎉I am Thai and visited China. Food and yransportation price in China is cheaper than that of Thailand.🎉🎉
M&S now sells quality stakes, 1 portion for one person £20-22 each! 🙂 Same M&S where I shop charges £3.70 for 6 eggs. These are good quality items, and Tesco will probably charge less for their "beef" which is 97% horse and their non-organic eggs which are no good for anything.
Is the beef in Tesco really horse meat? Do you have proof?
The reason America and the UK is ridiculous is bc of CAPITALISM where the rules favor BIG BUSINESS!!
On the plus side Harvey, you can freely use the internet in the UK without having to resort to using an Illegal VPN like you have to do in China.
GB Cardiff: I just paid £2.79 for 12 Free Range eggs in Lidl. Asda is similar - 23p/egg - there are higher and lower prices available. that's $3.58 or €3.29 - zero VAT/Sales Tax on fresh eggs.
Note the supermarket price is higher than the local fresh market
Keep on with your good content
Good video ! 👍🏻
West: We capital first~
China: We peoples first~
1$ for 1ltr milk is even cheaper than indonesia, 1 ltr of milk here is around 21k++ rupiah around 1.2-1.4$
Good job!
事实是逛超市又费钱又费时间，同样的东西网购只要超市的70~80%甚至更少，已经近10年没去过超市了。
Thank you Harvey , I am thinking with the Chinese tiering of cities what tiers would UK cities be in comparison considering UK cities are in such a mess these days
Even if London cleans up, it’ll probably be tier 3 at best. The tiers are not only based on GDP and population, but also on infrastructure and convenience. London lacks modern infrastructure and convenience.
London probably won't pass tier 4
the person was adorable lifting the rice saying, "I'm strong"
Belgium is as expensive as England. Simple kitchen tissue is sooo expensive. And I recently bought some onions for over 4 euros.
But you make more money in Belgium...it's all relative to what you earned and where you live.
@tc-red9000 Not sure if the average salary is higher in Belgium
Please amend this title to Broken England. Scotland and Northern Ireland both totally rejected any Brexit and will both join the EU by divorcing England.
hi Harvey, great info.... just a suggestion, say if you can compare the salary of the same position in China and UK then we can understand even more..... cheers
the prices of u.k compared to u.s isnt even that bad. if i got 30 items from a u.s store ie. target, costco, safeway the price would at least be $200.
I've lived in China for 11 years and Thailand for 11. I haven't been back to the UK for 15 years. I was shocked then. I can understand lol. How much for some peanuts? A bunch of bananas for that? I'd have a mental breakdown shopping😆 One thing though, your experience in the supermarket will be a lot less stressful in a UK supermarket for reasons you already know ;)
You need to talk about salary ranges when you compare costs and prices. Otherwise it’s not helpful at all.
The video did not compare the salary of each profession or average salary between countries. Average worker salary between UK or USA are much higher than China.
是的，中国的普通人工作时间很长，而且有的工作很累。五天八小时工作制对我们来说像梦一样遥不可及。日均工作时长9.8小时，这还只是统计数据，而很多人无法被统计，他们的工作时长更长。很多企业都说：“你不做这份工作，还有很多人可以做，不想做就滚蛋。”近几年来，中国的工作时长越来越长，而且从全球来看时长也是最长的。工时长就算了，工资也低，还可能随时失业。情况并没有好太多。
average salary is about 3 times higher in the Uk, maybe 4 times higher in the US. Prices are about 6 times higher in the UK, 8 times higher in the US
@@HalfBecauseYou我聽說你們要是沒工作在街上遊蕩也會被共產黨員抓去培訓技能找工作糊口，難道是騙人的？
@@HalfBecauseYou外國人去拍旅遊視頻很少看到乞丐，乞丐是不是都被宰了賣器官？
If it is a traditional morning market, the price will be even cheaper
Britain isn't all that developed. You still have people dropping coins in boxes to get electricity, you have raw sewage all over the country, inconsistent voltages, and - this really surprised me - separate hot and cold taps, like it's 1890 or something. I'll bet that if you look a little, you'll still find a lot of outside toilets.
The problem with the system in the Uk is that the poorer you are, the more you pay. I was in Eastbourne a few years ago and a two bedroom flat was £660 a month but if you can’t afford to pay for even a studio, you get a tiny shared room in a dingy multiple occupancy flat and that costs £400 !!!
If you are poor, you also cannot afford to stock up on food when there are special offers. And you pay for coin-meter gas and electricity which is far more expensive per unit than ordinary metered power, and you are cut off the moment you run out.
It’s a system of extreme exploitation of the poor on top of consumer exploitation all around.
During the first year of COVID, energy prices in the uk almost TRIPLED whereas in France, it went up by only 4% because the French government cared, and bought (nationalised) the biggest energy provider in the country so they could control the prices. Meanwhile, in the uk, the oil majors and electricity companies actually doubled their profits because the government said that it was a free economy so they could not dictate prices charged. The uk along with the U.S. are the most rapacious vulture capitalist economies in the world but most people do not realise this because they are totally propagandised and lied to by plutocrat controlled main stream media.
Organised, systemic corruption.
absolutely, the one thing I miss back in Hong Kong is the cheap green vegetables
Persimmons are nothing like tomatoes.
Nice ABG you there mate.
Hmm... Remember the UK is an island, and farmers are being encouraged NOT to cultivate the land or grow crops. Therefore, a lot of consumer products are imported. That makes them more expensive. Also, most of the UK workforce are a bunch of slackers, their working day production is probably 50% less than that of a Chinese worker in the same industry. Along with the EU, the UK is a bankrupt entity.
not a bad video young man as far as cost of living goes if you think the uk usa or canada are high you really want to look at australia and we export ship loads of meat etc to china its good to see the people of china can afford it because we cant , food in australia just like gas elec and rent are a rip off well done mate
I want to visit the UK again this year. Don’t knowing what to expect.
中国的物价很便宜，北京，上海，深圳，广州，香港，澳门这些发达城市物价是高一点，其他城市很是很便宜的。比如南宁市，10元3斤水果，能让你实现水果自由。
When people who don't have the credentials to compare cost of living from one region of the world to another region of the world. Let me guess: you water your plants with electrolytes.
I just paid $4.99 for a box of tofu in the U.S. 😢
That's insanely cheap, even compare to Costco prices.
UK is not even as good as France and Germany atm
Harvey your Chinese subtitles are wrong. Chinese Yuan / RenMinBi (CNY/RMB) is just 元 or 人民幣. 日元 is Japanese Yen.😅
Thanks mate, I know that, you know that, but AI doesn’t know that unfortunately 😂
When Princess Diana's accident happened, i know Britain will be declining
7:53 looks like Napa cabbage, but it doesn't look like bok choy, unless there are different varieties of it.
Great video👍Your girlfriend is pretty😊 She's your guide in China🇨🇳
Pretty Cheap pricing as compared to my country ...
In UK a dragon fruit usually costs six or seven pounds, which is about twenty times more expensive than in China, becsuse you have shown that in China 10 yuan (about 1pound) can buy you three dragon fruit.
Evert video I watch here makes me want to move to China.
4:14 1 dollar for 1l of milk is expensive???? What.
Ermm She is your Chinese minder. You are fooling no one mate.
👎 I really dislike these cheap videos. You compare apples with pears even if you make price comparisons of the same commodity. I stopped 🫤 watching in the middle of the video, so I don’t know if you shared anything about farmer’s income and costs in China and UK. And what about taxes, social and health insurance, costs of tools and equipment, labor costs etc. Stop 🛑 making this cheap content. You can do better.
Hey Bro,
U have got an alluring Chinese Chick! Lucky U !
Fabulous !!!😅
HARVEY 的普通话 讲越来越好。
👍👍👍
😊
Also see salary
We should retire there!
China does not grant retirement visas, but people apply for tourist visas instead and do border runs.
probably the worst comparison video ive seen and yes we are getting ripped off in the uk, your comparison should be with the UK ,US ,France, Germany, Australia not China.
1 US dollar for 10 eggs. In China
It's around 2 USD for 30 eggs in my country.
Now come to America
Idk about you but Tesco is no longer value in UK and don't believe fancy marketing
Tesco is actually upper middle class including with ClubCard deals now even compared to Mark and Spencer etc
For lower minimum wage class its Lidl, Aldi and Farm food here in UK after 2019
The prices in China looks to be around 10% - 50% lower even compared to UK's cheapest Lidl and FarmFood
Its true UK electricity due to importing energy, rental living (high immigration and low housing supply) and transportation costs (road congestion, road taxes, public price hikes against inflation) are incredibly expensive than expensive China's Tier 1 cities
I miss cleaner public transport from Tier 1 -2 cities from China compared to London TFL which I still don't understand Why are UK transportation so dirty for expensive fair and air its not the worst like NewYork Subway
canada cost 5.99 for red one
Your wife is gorgeous.
❤❤🎉
“£3 for a couple of eggs”? 15:45. Really! What type of eggs were they - Fabergé eggs? Ocado sell 6 medium free-range eggs for £1.65, so “a couple” would be £0.55. Read up about something called “purchasing power parity” and then re-do the price comparisons. As currently presented the comparisons are meaningless - unless you’re a short-stay tourist in one of the two countries, and can and wish to physically transport purchases between destinations where there’s a cost arbitrage. One thing I do like about east Asia is that none of the countries care less about the western liberal élites’ hatred of single-use plastics, nor buy into the climate change Armageddon catastrophe nonsense.
also in china some areas are crazy cheap including rent vs some areas in china basically have close to western prices. He lives in shanghai so the prices are on the higher end. You have to look at median wages too.
Food prices have 3X in the UK since the beginning of 2020 (Covid 19 and Brexit)
And the Ukraine war
搞不懂你的視頻是給誰看的了，如果是面向非中國網友，為啥要把中文放在主字幕
Jiefang Xiao riben
Harvey.
You should show the average wage of people where you live as well. Otherwise, people are comparing city centres with the rest of China.
City centre income, city centre living cost.
Small town income, small town living cost.
Many people are dumb.
Throw in access to healthcare facilities and education costs as well
And average utility bills for fair measure 😆 there's gonna be a surprise 😂
Oh also isn't shanghai a tier 1 city? That factor's in as well
Stop taking our women!
Brazil steaks are tasty and cheap!
Generally speaking Shanghai is more expensive city anyways
Washington current policy to place tariffs on imports (from Canada, Mexico and China) into the US will increase US prices The largest US importers of Chinese goods are Calif, Florida and Georgia. The largest importers of Canadian goods - throughout the US Midwest and NE. 40% of Texas imports are from Mexico. States from Alabama to Arizona are big importers from Mexico. ... All this recalls Ukraine in 2014 when it shut doors to Russia who was Ukraine's largest trading partner. Despite promises from the EU, Ukrainians tell me, the Ukrainian economy never improved after 2014
Still too much of a robot Harvey, loosen up and have some personality.
Actually a more accurate way is to compare absolute value without converting. I am a pro China overseas Chinese but come on, lets give a more accurate comparison. I find food in China relative to their wages to be ridiculously high. I do applaud their relatively cheaper medical and tertiary education fee
People should listen to the video.
He did say he was in an expensive city and expensive supermarket in China.
Half the price in smaller cities and even cheaper in wet markets.
There are more billionaires in China than in the US. China is the biggest market for luxury goods.
everythung is egg and leak pie xDDDDD
Hi 蛇年快乐
I need to make TH-cam Money & live in china 😂
Western Society isn't broken. Its fixed.
Good one 😎.
@@greendragonspirit1646 I am Canadian, its the same here. One day I will immigrate to South East Asia and stay there forever. I might not even visit Canada again.
Naïve boy. So Brexit doesn't matter for UK when importing from EU??
Is not cheap . You can't convert uk money to chinese yuen spend in china. If I made 5000 a month yuen in china everything since be expensive.
People should listen to the video.
He did say he was in an expensive city and expensive supermarket in China.
Half the price in smaller cities and even cheaper in wet markets.
There are more billionaires in China than in the US. China is the biggest market for luxury goods.
he lives in shanghai, most expensive city in china with gdp percapita of 27,001 USD per year in 2023. United Kingdom was reported at 49464 USD in 2023
我们小姑娘已经不够了，你还骗掉一个！
Did you find the Chinese earn the same salaries as the Brits? If they are not, you cannot compare prices and cost of living.
There are many nuances. Choices, yes choices. For example, you can rely on an efficient public transit system without owning a car which is very costly. There's no property taxes. Rent is relatively cheap. Health care is very affordable. Food can be very cheap eating out or cooking your own because there are ways to save. Same with clothings, electronics and entertainment. So if you don't care about very fancy things, the pressure is off.
They have better purchasing power parity. Can buy more with less. Also, many things are free or extremely cheap due to government subsidies. Most national parks, museums, and zoos are free. Free basic healthcare, no property tax, no car license plate renewal, no tipping culture, university fee is around $750/year. Transportation is convenient and many amenities are walking distance.
Average income is about 5000-9000 yuan/month depending on the city. You can rent a 1 bedroom apartment for $100/month in a small city. Homelessness is almost nonexistent.
My grandad used to go on about you could into the pictures, bag of chips and the bus home for three bob, blah blah then in China you can buy this that and the other for less than 50p. Blah blah ...yawn.
It doesnt mean a thing without us knowing what the prevailing wages are like!!!
What he's not telling you is that wages are much lower in China, so people can't afford to pay more.
if china were so great, why haven't you revoked your citizenship and become a chinese? or you only want a uk salary and china's cost of living in the uk? that's not how the economy works. you should've also factored in the real median wage of each country and put it in your description
People should listen to the video.
He did say he was in an expensive city and expensive supermarket in China.
Half the price in smaller cities and even cheaper in wet markets.
There are more billionaires in China than in the US. China is the biggest market for luxury goods.
China is not an immigrant country. Near impossible for any foreigner not of their ethnicity to become a permanent resident. From President to garbage collector, all are indigenous Chinese.
The best for any normal foreigner is a spousal visa for long term stays.😊
你以为中国是英国，想加入就加入，哈哈哈
Imported ice cream in Singapore is about twice the price of that of Shanghai!
In the past 20 years, China's naturalization process has become one of the most stringent in the world. It is one of the most challenging countries for foreigners to obtain citizenship. Even marrying a Chinese citizen does NOT automatically guarantee Chinese citizenship. In additions to the marriage, the foreigner MUST:
• Have at least 5 years of continuous residence in China after marriage
• Be able to speak Chinese with a certain degree of fluency
• Prove that he has economic stability and can contribute to China's economy
• Give up his other citizenship; China does NOT recognize dual citizenship
A 2020 study by the Migration Policy Institute noted that China naturalized fewer than 100 people annually in most years, making it one of the countries with the lowest naturalization rates globally. China generally prefers to grant permanent residency rather than citizenship to foreigners.
Meanwhile people in China is still flocking to the west. Many apparently like to live expensively. Or is it because there is something in the west that China does not have?
Too much competition at home. Locals in the West are not particularly hard working or smart. So easier to make a living. Possibly other opportunities. Chinese are known to move to Africa to look for opportunities too.
There are several videos about that on RedNote. Main reason is because the Chinese are also sold the American Dream from the previous generation (quality of life in America has declined since). They also watch American movies and shows which doesn’t always depict the reality of American life.
Also, people emigrate for various reasons including: Education, marriage, business and adventure. Chinese students entering university in China have to past the gaokao (national university entry exam). Although university is very cheap, it is very competitive to enter. Only the cream of the crop makes it. So the rest either do trade work or leave the country. Hence, you have a lot of Chinese students coming to the West.
@ yeah, I think this video should be directed to China and not put here in TH-cam, to tell the people don’t come to uk or the west in general.
罪犯和欠债者偷渡到美国🙂
You and Jason (from Living in China channel) must be under assignment from the CCP to counter-smear your native Britain. I hope other fellow viewers understand my sarcastic remarks here.😂
No sarcasm needed, as we see plenty of those brainwashed idiots who spreads hate and misinformation about China.
Different salary don’t be fool
Stop compares every country in the world are different
Go get a real job
Young guy like you doing are wasting your life