Canadian monthly salary of 3,000 vs. Chinese monthly salary of 3,000, which one is better?

Some people say that maple leaves are a unique scenery in autumn; but in the eyes of many people, maple leaves still belong to Canada. Canada is the northernmost country in North America. It is rich in natural resources and breathtaking scenery. It is known as the "Land of Maple Leafs". When you come here, you feel like you are in a golden kingdom, the beauty is breathtaking.

And Canada is still a veritable country of immigrants. As the second largest country in the world, Canada has a pitifully small population. But because of Canada’s welfare policies, Canada has become the most popular country for immigrants and tourists. When tourists go to Canada, they sigh with emotion: Things in Canada are really expensive. All goods are much more expensive when converted into RMB than in our country.

This makes friends ask: How big is the difference between a monthly salary of 3,000 Canadian dollars in Canada and 3,000 yuan in China? Let’s take a look at Canada’s per capita GDP first. Canada’s per capita GDP is CAD 56,000, and an income of CAD 3,000 is considered to be at the lower-middle level. And our per capita GDP in China is nearly 10,000 yuan.

The travel friend came to a supermarket in Canada, where the price of a pound of strawberries is 1.5 Canadian dollars; the price of 1 kilogram of cherries is 3.86 Canadian dollars; the price of five avocados is 3.5 Canadian dollars; and A whole roasted chicken only costs 8 Canadian dollars and is grilled on site; the price of fresh fish here is 6 Canadian dollars (a whole fish is generally not sold in Canada); it seems that in Canadian dollars Consumption here is not expensive, and is even much more valuable than our consumption power in China.

In addition, Canada is a sparsely populated country, and taxis are rarely seen when traveling, especially in remote cities. For Canadians, buying a car is inevitable and essential. However, buying a car in Canada is not expensive. A second-hand car can usually be bought for a few thousand Canadian dollars, while a brand-new one can be bought for just 20,000 Canadian dollars.

This made the traveler look at his salary of 3,000 yuan a month and his consumption level, and shouted: There is no harm if there is no comparison! However, taxes are very heavy in Canada. A travel friend went to Canada and bought a bottle of Coke for 2.5 Canadian dollars, plus a 13% consumption tax. When converted into RMB, it is not friendly to the RMB. A bottle of Coke costs about 15 yuan!

However, as a tourist country, the editor thinks that Canada is still good. However, some Canadians may not be so friendly towards Chinese people, but there are good people and unfriendly people in every place. It is up to the tourists themselves to measure this kind of thing.

What do you think of this country? If you have the chance, would you like to travel to Canada?