How to survive in Hangzhou with a monthly salary of 3000?

After reading the post about how to survive in Hangzhou with a monthly salary of 4 thousand, I also want to talk about this.

That blogger said in his reply that he was resting, which I actually envy. Tell me about myself: take a single break and take a day off every week; During the internship, you need to make a discount on your salary; Freshmen have changed their jobs in professional fields, and they are not particularly familiar with the work content, so they need to study more. The rent is half of the salary. Even so, it takes about 3 hours to commute every day.

My present situation can be said to be full of difficulties There was no bus after work last night, so I was hungry. I called a taxi by the side of the road with an umbrella. At that moment, I really felt that my psychological defense line had collapsed a little. I also said these words when chatting with taxi drivers in the car. The driver's master said that Hangzhou has begun to be unfriendly to us foreigners. Whether it is unfriendly or not is a matter of opinion, but the pressure of life is real.

But everything is my choice. The city is your choice, and so is your job. Isn't there a saying? The road you choose, you have to walk on your knees. As for life, I try to save money that I shouldn't spend, and be generous with the necessary expenses. I won't feel that my life can't go on, but it's very hard, but I still believe that there will be a beautiful tomorrow.

According to the salary of 3,000 yuan, excluding the rent, water and electricity, about 1.700 yuan, the monthly transportation fee is about 1.000 yuan (it is not common for us to work late), leaving about 1.200 yuan at our disposal. I still have skin care products at present, so I don't need to consider them. If I buy them, I also have a more cost-effective option. Facial cleanser, water emulsion and eye cream can be controlled around 200 yuan. Going out for lunch with colleagues is about 14 a day and about 400 a month. Of course there are cheaper options. At present, I plan to buy an insulated lunch box with rice to save some money. Because I rented my own house with a kitchen (so it's more expensive, and there are cheaper houses in Hangzhou), I made my own breakfast and dinner. I prefer vegetarian food, and the weekly 100 board fee is actually enough. So there's still 200 left to balance. Poof, in short, life can still be passed down ~

I believe that hard work will get better, after all, it has just begun ~ very tired, but I believe you can ~