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It's totally true that many single folks could hardly save anything from ~30k monthly income after a few night outs in Shanghai. And I'm not talking KTVs here! While it's possible to make it, I actually sympathize with the missus who ... Read More

Why on earth would someone with solid math qualification and 10+ years experience under his belly leave all the glory and chose a place where nobody would appreciate them. Local education system is 100% Chinese. Not an option. International ... Read More

Don't waste your time with ads online, they are mostly fakes. Book a hotel within your budget and inspect area you are interested in. You will notice local agencies with pictures and price tag , example Lianjia. Price for one bedroom apartment ... Read More

Shanghai has so many foreigners from different parts of the world, they don;t raise eyebrows like two decades ago when I first moved here. Main factor to be considered during the move is your neighborhood Most expat families live in what it's ... Read More

It doesn't make sense to live in people's square area (expensive and busy) and daily commute and switching lines to get the university. I'd suggest to find accommodation along line 10, many options, there is life , shops, restaurants. ... Read More

For starters, there's no such thing called "good & cheap" in China according to western standard. You will have to go "extremely local" to same money and maybe enjoy a fun beer/cocktail after a mind-blowing 30+++ ... Read More

Let me explain a few things to you: Pudong means eastern side of the river, technically half of Shanghai. I bet you company is located somewhere in Zhangjiang High-Tech park or Zhoupu sub- district in Pudong. Transportation: It's not going to ... Read More

@Jofromdetroit You may consider moving to China and leave your family back home. 60K/month plus sponsored flat and insurance are great for a single person or a small family with pre-school 1-2 kids. I came across this guy who did the above, he ... Read More

60k RMB/month is not that much to feed 5 people the way you do back home plus some entertainment/short getaways and so on. It's probably a bad idea without allowances for housing and health insurance. Grocery: I pay 2-3x for imported diary ... Read More

Unfortunately, there is no reliable source to find apartments because of the local business etiquette and fast moving market, supply/demand and so on. The best strategy is to book two different hotel/motel etc. depends on your budget for at least ... Read More

r茅pondez bande de fils de putainswow, you still have a long way ahead of you to learn a thing or two about anger management and control your inner napoleon syndrome! For those interested to know whats the deal with internship programs; X2 in ... Read More

it's a very sad tale. Do you have a solid chinese contract and prove your employer is breaching some clauses? if so, you should go the nearest Labour Arbitration Office in Hulunbuir or Hulunbeier and report the matter, maybe with crying red ... Read More

Imagine the ARD/WDR crew flew to Shanghai to shoot a local version of "Ungleichland" :lol: I'm happy to know that the negotiation with your employer is moving the right way, and that you are a true believer of the system and ... Read More

I'm sure you will figure out the living cost and other info during the look and see trip but I'm afraid it will be too late by then. The year on year salary increase is not significant and there's no penalty-free walking back from the 3 ... Read More

Keep in mind that they have asked you to live 12 hours flight away from home, not the other way around. 2 to 3x of what you are making right now plus other benefits is a good start. Also remember they want you on a 3 years fixed salary, it's ... Read More