Comparison of life between Singapore and Shanghai

When I first left my hometown Shanghai for Singapore, I didn't have as much anxiety as many new immigrants. Because my feeling is just living in another city, an international city like Shanghai, with a large foreign population, which is both prosperous and lively. The only possible difference is that the air is fresher and the sky is bluer, but after a long time, I found a big difference. eat

Shanghai: The cheapest roadside stall 10 yuan, a slightly better chain of fast food or stir-fry 30-50 yuan, the restaurant is not capped. Because Shanghai is relatively expensive in China, in fact, as an international metropolis, compared with Singapore, the price of food with the same quality is almost the same. Compared with Singaporeans, Shanghai food is more suitable for the population of China.

Singapore: The cheapest roadside stall corresponds to the hawker center (starting from S $2), the slightly better chain commercial fast food corresponds to the air-conditioned food court in the shopping mall (starting from S $56), and the stir-fry corresponds to the cooking in Singapore (starting from S $ 10). You will find that the price, environment and food standards are really similar. There are still many delicious choices of food in Southeast Asia, but they are not as delicious as those in China. I feel a little full after eating for a long time. But the cleanliness and safety of food in Singapore can't be compared with that in China.

traffic

On the road:

Singapore-You will find that you seldom hear the sound of honking your horn, always? Cars make people? The truth.

Shanghai-I feel tinnitus after standing for five minutes. Crossing the road in Shanghai, I feel that every car is a deadly speeding car, and it is too late to hide.

In the subway:

Singapore-No food, no drinking, no smoking, no inflammable and explosive products, no durian, the air conditioner is very cold, and the reserved seats are decorated with colorful colors. In the morning rush hour and evening rush hour, the subway in Singapore is still running quietly and orderly. Even if people stick to people, it will not be very hot because their air conditioning is always low.

Shanghai-not only on the subway? Sex maniac? What else is there? Shoot a wolf? What's more, there are people in the car who are directly convenient! And it's crowded You will find that even if you let go of the hand holding the phone, the phone can't land, because someone will help you get stuck, and the air conditioner in the subway feels useless at all. It feels like the car is leaking when it is driving, and the wind is heard in the car? Hoo hoo? This kind of sound is also mixed with a unique smell, and the gray one often collapses.

downtown

Shanghai: The Bund is beautiful, but there are always so many people. As a local, it seems that I haven't been there for a long time, for fear of being crowded in the crowd and having no place to go to the toilet.

SINGAPORE: Every time I go to marina bay, I see Merlion standing there quietly spitting water. The skyscrapers are as prosperous as Lujiazui Financial Center, and the sea breeze is blowing slightly, which is quite pleasant. Open-air movies and light shows are also worth seeing.

Bar Street

Shanghai: I always feel that bars in Shanghai are more popular. One reason is that there are many people everywhere in China. In addition, it is estimated that a large part of the factor is that wine is cheaper.

Singapore: Singapore wine is more expensive, but safer. In Singapore, taxis can be seen in front of bars, and cameras are everywhere. All the evidence is conclusive, and everyone is well.

environment

Shanghai: It is rare to have blue sky and white clouds. Always feel cloudy or foggy. The only beautiful and representative one should be the buttonwood tree. Under the sunshine, mottled streets will be reflected, and a tricycle will drive slowly. The bluestone roads on both sides are the charm of old Shanghai.

Singapore: After all, it is a garden city. The whole city looks clean, and even private cars are bright. In terms of greening, the climate in Singapore makes those trees grow very tall, but most of them are concentrated in the mountains, but there are few avenues.

Young artists may prefer Shanghai, while environmentalists should prefer Singapore.

Both of them are international metropolises, and they are constantly developing towards internationalization. I have to say that although Shanghai is one of the most developed cities in China, there are still too many places to learn. I think this may be the reason why I fell in love with Singapore. I have no regrets about immigrating to Singapore!