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Originally Posted by ladyatrix  The highest current minimum wage in China is $106 a month in the southern business center of Shenzhen. The lowest is $35 a month in the eastern province of Jiangxi.
pretul unui hard seat pe ruta beijing shanghai e de $ 46.
ablium, daca tu ai fi un lucrator chinez pe minimal wage, ai avea urmatoarele optiuni (ca un free citizen, ce mai...)
1. plin de optimism, realizezi ca in 2020 economia chinei va surpasa ecoomia US si iti vei permite, nu-i asa, sa calatoresti cu trenul.
2. faci foame o luna, te rogi de un prieten sa iti imprumute diferenta de 11 dolari si te duci sa mori de inanitie in tren (ca deh, o luna numai cu apa e cam mult).
5. iti vine mintea la cap, realizezi ca partidul te vrea in provincia Jiangxi si ca nu ai ce cauta pe ruta beijing- shanghai. iti bagi picioarele in el de tren si il injuri in gand pe Mao. nu de alta, dar daca injuri cu voce tare, nu mai iei nici aia 35 de dolari. |
Your data is not accurate and most updated. I checked train ticket booking website in China. The hard seat ticket price from Beijing to Shanghai starts from 88 Yuan (12.8US$) for slow train to 179Yuan (26.2US$) for fast train. That is not a bad price for travel of 1463 km.
From this website
http://search.huochepiao.com/chaxun/result.asp, but you need to type in Beijing and Shanghai as start and destination in Chinese language. The search result on ticket price from Beijing to Shanghai is in attached file.
Your minimum salary data is not the most updated either. According to the most updated information, the minimum salary for Shenzhen in 2008 is 1000yuan (146$) and the mininum salary for the poorest area of Jiangxi province (Jiangxi Province is classified into several areas according to economic developement levels) is 450 yuan (65.7$).
Anyway, people make minimun salary are not expected to make frequent travel. That is true even in United States.
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Originally Posted by ladyatrix 3. ii masluiesti fiicei tale de 14 ani actele de identitate in asa fel incat sa concureze la jocurile olimpice la gimnastica. cu premiul castigat faceti calatoria (tu in vagon, ea facand tsukahara intre vagoane). |
Each Olympic gold medalist gets a prize of 1 million yuan (146.000US$) in China, not including other income such as income from advertiment.
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Originally Posted by ladyatrix 4. imigrezi in california si de acolo postezi propaganda in gen pro chinezo-comunisto totalitarian pe un forum romanesc, de pe care ai anuntat ca te retragi de vreo 3 ori. pt ca esti un om de onoare, caruia nu ii place sa arunce vorbe in van, te-ai retras de fiecare data, pe intervale variind intre 30 min si 2 zile. cu banii castigati iti cumperi adidasi reebok produsi in china. |
I got private messages from several readers who asked me to write more. By the way, I don't wear sneakers except when I go to a gym.
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Originally Posted by Extra3OO Pe de alta parte, nu stiu cine ar fi bucuros daca un chinez obisnuit si-ar permite un bilet de avion pana in europa, saptamanal.
Vorbim totusi de miliarde.. |
Ordinary Chinese definitely can not afford an air ticket to Europe, but there were more than 700,000 Chinese tourists visited France last year.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008...2/china.france