Seeing these students graduating from Fudan expecting 8-10k salary is just a pain. Every Chinese knows that getting into an uni like this takes unimaginable amount of effects and it feels like it’s just not worth it.
8-10k is not bad by East Asian standards including Japan and Korea. It could provide a good living standard in China. It's also entirely possible to get much more than that 30k/m if you are the right major
Students graduating from Fudan expecting 8-10k salary is compareable to Students graduating from Birmingham UK expecting 25-30k salary, mind you minumum wage in UK is nearer to 20k so is compareable to 5k or less in china.
Love your channel. It’s extremely interesting to see how different it is compared to her in the USA. Like this video- where that college is extremely hard to get into and only the best get in compared to the US where the best schools actually discriminate against the best, with the most discriminated group being asian. The Supreme Court is currently hearing the case and hopefully this discrimination against Asians will be eliminated. I certainly hope so.
@@aznm3to be fair comparing the absolute value is not reasonable. We need to look at the purchasing power. For instance how much do a dozens of eggs cost in US or Australia? How about that in China? I rent an apartment(average condition) in California for 5000 USD which is almost 35000 RMB and I don’t think it’s going to cost that much in China
@@luismvg11 mine is 3 bed 2 bath about 90m^2. It’s an old apartment but in a convenient location for commute. This is the average cost for a 3 bed unit. If you want to rent a nice house in this area it’s easily above 6000 usd per month which is about 42000 RMB.
Smartest is not necessary the best. Book smart people may not be a good fit. Innovative people aren't not necessary book smart and may actually be a better fit for companies. How about the HS drop out who decided to go back to complete and continue on to college, to create a better life for himself? Though may not view as the best but certainly have the "Drive". Smart people often lose interest because they are bored with things (the restrict that is placed on them)! These videos always have students talking about working for companies? I have not seen one person that says working for companies really sucks; It is too rigid; No freedom for innovate and salary is not everything. How about "Fu
Bro is in delusion no investment bank in china pays 30000 per month after graduation not even in the usa he is really in high expectations you can make that much in private equity or hedge fund or quant roles day after day investment banking is loosing glory and surviving in bank is like sex with dogs 😅😅😅 glorious but is not possible 😂😂😂.You can get that much in usa.Although youtubers earn much more with less stress
@@ariellephan nope it was written usd that's why i got confused like wtf.hey what is the development in china now as world is banning china export.Have it impacted billionaire's wealth
@@Brodragon2225like in the us of a, it's always the little guys that's got screwed. kudos to the west for ruining people's lives everywhere as if screwing their own population isnt enough.
damn bro u r in China and interviewing random ppl in English on street, and filming this, u gotta be careful💀 ppl would think u work for foreign media then call the cops
That's on the lower end for an expat salary. Still higher than majority of people in Shanghai and you'll have a fairly comfortable kind of lifestyle if you don't spend too much on luxury stuff. Regular expat salary is around 80k CNY a month, based on experience from people I know. Highest is around 200k I think but that was almost 10 years ago. These are all cash numbers, not accounting for any stock rewards.
Seeing these students graduating from Fudan expecting 8-10k salary is just a pain. Every Chinese knows that getting into an uni like this takes unimaginable amount of effects and it feels like it’s just not worth it.
8-10k is not bad by East Asian standards including Japan and Korea. It could provide a good living standard in China. It's also entirely possible to get much more than that 30k/m if you are the right major
HOW DO YOU ONLY HAVE 500 SUBS? WHEN I SAW YOUR VIDEO, I THOUGHT YOU AT LEAST AT LIKE 10K. GREAT CONTENT! GREAT INSIGHT! KEEP IT UP
Appreciate it!
Same here I was shocked.
i thought he got 1M sub already
Students graduating from Fudan expecting 8-10k salary is compareable to Students graduating from Birmingham UK expecting 25-30k salary, mind you minumum wage in UK is nearer to 20k so is compareable to 5k or less in china.
These interviews are great, stay safe brother!
Please do this interview in Australia too, would be so interesting to see the differences in cultural expectations
Each career path pays differently. Lawyers, Engineers, Doctors are often paid a lot more than an art major.
keep up the content and your channel will grow in no time!
Thanks!
"US is most optimal, not into working hard".... on point and straight to facts without any delusions.
Good content brother i came first time and subscribe you❤
i guess it all boils down to cost of living. In my country if u earn that amount it's very hard to get by...
All of them speak so well. would love to visit Shanghai someday
most multicultural city in China
Love your channel. It’s extremely interesting to see how different it is compared to her in the USA.
Like this video- where that college is extremely hard to get into and only the best get in compared to the US where the best schools actually discriminate against the best, with the most discriminated group being asian.
The Supreme Court is currently hearing the case and hopefully this discrimination against Asians will be eliminated. I certainly hope so.
Chinese job market is pessimistic currently
Great information from the County. Nice sharing, thank you👍 4:58
good stuff
OK, I subscribe to this channel
11000 USD per month? they are rich.
My salary was 50 USD per month when I lived in Latvia.
11,000 RMB. It's about $1500 USD only.
@@aznm3to be fair comparing the absolute value is not reasonable. We need to look at the purchasing power. For instance how much do a dozens of eggs cost in US or Australia? How about that in China? I rent an apartment(average condition) in California for 5000 USD which is almost 35000 RMB and I don’t think it’s going to cost that much in China
@@controlLyapunov My rent is 2500 RMB in Shanghai 1 bedroom 1 bathroom 40m2. What kind of house do you rent?that's really expensive.
@@luismvg11 mine is 3 bed 2 bath about 90m^2. It’s an old apartment but in a convenient location for commute. This is the average cost for a 3 bed unit. If you want to rent a nice house in this area it’s easily above 6000 usd per month which is about 42000 RMB.
SUBSCRIBED! Totally in love with your content. Hopefully we can collaborate one day 😄
Thank you!
Any particular reason for not including Hongkong and Shenzhen? XD
So 8K to 40K per month is the expectation, with 10k being the most common answer
I am Chinese, people in the video are very conservertive, the real expeactations are beyond what you have seen.
@@romanbass7126 I hear 15k/month is a reasonable amount for most people, is this also inaccurate? Can you provide some numbers from your perspective?
Tf ima do with $2000 make me wanna work harder in the United States 🇺🇸
Do the salary are brutto or netto?
Smartest is not necessary the best. Book smart people may not be a good fit. Innovative people aren't not necessary book smart and may actually be a better fit for companies. How about the HS drop out who decided to go back to complete and continue on to college, to create a better life for himself? Though may not view as the best but certainly have the "Drive". Smart people often lose interest because they are bored with things (the restrict that is placed on them)!
These videos always have students talking about working for companies? I have not seen one person that says working for companies really sucks; It is too rigid; No freedom for innovate and salary is not everything. How about "Fu
Yeah I completely agree with you, book smarts aren't everything. I mean, just look at Steve Jobs.
Bro is in delusion no investment bank in china pays 30000 per month after graduation not even in the usa he is really in high expectations you can make that much in private equity or hedge fund or quant roles day after day investment banking is loosing glory and surviving in bank is like sex with dogs 😅😅😅 glorious but is not possible 😂😂😂.You can get that much in usa.Although youtubers earn much more with less stress
they mean 30k yuan, not usd...
@@ariellephan nope it was written usd that's why i got confused like wtf.hey what is the development in china now as world is banning china export.Have it impacted billionaire's wealth
@@Brodragon2225it may have been written but that's not what he said
@@Brodragon2225like in the us of a, it's always the little guys that's got screwed. kudos to the west for ruining people's lives everywhere as if screwing their own population isnt enough.
Chinese accent is much better than Indian accent
Lol, Indian accent is the sweetest
Not everyone's perfect
@@fitofficial6510 Indian accent most cringiest accent in the world
Lol I'm India but I don't have the accent. 😂😂
@@fitofficial6510you mean alien sound
damn bro u r in China and interviewing random ppl in English on street, and filming this, u gotta be careful💀 ppl would think u work for foreign media then call the cops
The Computer Science students will definitely be making bank at Tencent or Douyin!!
ha! for sure. But job market is not good this year and many graduates are unemployed
@@aznm3ton of jobs for computer science
Meanwhile, Americans are in geography class learning world maps.
Is 40000 CNY/month is good salary for sanghai? I got offer !can someone elobrate what's the living cost for Sanghai??
That's on the lower end for an expat salary. Still higher than majority of people in Shanghai and you'll have a fairly comfortable kind of lifestyle if you don't spend too much on luxury stuff. Regular expat salary is around 80k CNY a month, based on experience from people I know. Highest is around 200k I think but that was almost 10 years ago. These are all cash numbers, not accounting for any stock rewards.