I am from Quanzhou and have been to Shanghai twice. Let’s compare it. In Shanghai, it costs 10 yuan to eat Yangzhou fried rice. In Quanzhou, it usually costs 6 yuan. KFC, McDonald’s and the like are generally priced at an average price. The price in Shanghai is 3.4 yuan higher than that in Quanzhou (what a boring comparison)

My sister rents a small apartment in Shanghai. It is OK for two people, but it is a bit reluctant for three people. There is a kitchen and bathroom, not far from Jiaotong University, the building directly opposite Soong Ching Ling's former residence, the monthly rent is 2,300 yuan

In Quanzhou, the monthly rent for a house of the same level is about 1,000 yuan, or more is 1,200 yuan , here refers to the city center. If it is a place on the outer edge of the city center, it should be about 800 yuan. If it is in the suburbs, it will be settled within 500 yuan. By the way, if you rent a single room without a kitchen (just one room per room The kind with a small toilet and a small laundry table), generally only 400-500 in the city center, and less than 250 in the suburbs

The price level in Quanzhou is lower than that in Shanghai, and the same is true for food. If the monthly income is 5,000, it is considered medium. Level, I don’t know how much it is equivalent to Shanghai, but it is equivalent to the salary of a senior teacher in a private high school in Quanzhou (the public one is relatively less, because I have relatives in the family who are private school teachers, so I know more about private schools), if it is Bao If food and accommodation are included, it is quite considerable. If food and accommodation are not included, then you can still have 2 or 3,000 yuan left a month (of course, if you are a fun-loving person, you will not have any money left). It is everywhere in Quanzhou For private companies, civil servants, etc., those who are paid by the government earn a few thousand yuan a month. 5,000 yuan is not bad, but if you are a technical talent and the company that employs you is very profitable, 5,000 yuan is very average. As a recent college graduate, whether from Peking University, Tsinghua University or Fudan University, I can tell you with certainty that 5,000 yuan is an absolutely sky-high price

My godfather is the financial director of a hotel in Quanzhou. The salary is 6,000 yuan, but his year-end bonus is larger (here is an example for your reference)