Is 2,000 yuan enough for one month's living expenses in Dongguan?

You can live as you want, and it is ok not to go out to play. After living in Dongguan for more than a month, I feel that the living expenses of 2000 yuan a month are quite enough. In fact, the consumption level in Dongguan is not that high. Before I went to Dongguan, I thought that Dongguan was Guangdong after all, and the consumption level was definitely high, fearing that I didn't have enough money with me. Then I went to Dongguan and found that the price level was not as high as my hometown.

I went to Dongguan because I went to work in Dongguan during the summer vacation and filled out a document. After the interview passed, people from the company arranged accommodation for us. My friends and I bought some urgently needed daily necessities directly from the supermarket in the factory, such as summer sleeping mats, pillows and cups. Because it was very late at that time, I had no money to go out and buy daily necessities, so I had to go to the supermarket in the factory. I thought it would cost a lot of money. I didn't expect it to be less than 100 yuan when I checked out. What impressed me very much was that the mat was only 9 yuan. Although it's not as delicious as my home, it's only 9 yuan, which is enough to surprise me, at least in our hometown.

Dongguan is not expensive to use or eat. Because the food in the factory is really bad, or the taste doesn't suit me, I often eat in the restaurant outside the factory. There is a pedestrian street outside the factory, and all kinds of food are basically available. People who eat like me can eat 15 yuan at most. This is the case in terms of transportation. Although I haven't played in the city center, I heard from my brothers and sisters in the factory that it costs about ten yuan to take a taxi from our place of work. The starting price of a drip in my hometown is nine yuan, and the starting price at night is eleven yuan. It costs at least fifty yuan to take a taxi from my school to the city center, so I can totally accept it. After living in Dongguan for more than a month, I spent almost 1000 yuan after deducting the fare, so I think the living expenses of 2,000 yuan a month are completely enough.