A bit disappointed
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A recent graduate from an ordinary second-tier university works in a subsidiary of China General Nuclear Power in Suzhou, dealing with water pollution control tasks; his monthly salary is only 3,800 yuan. Even when including the income he earns from writing online articles, his pre-tax monthly salary amounts to 6,000 yuan. After deducting living expenses and social insurance contributions, he is left with at most 3,500 yuan per month. Starting school at a slightly later age, and right after graduation one has to think about getting married and buying a house in the next two or three years; there’s no clear plan for the future, and family members keep pressing hard, making life feel really difficult at times
It’s useless to overthink things; it’s better to steadily gain more experience.
It’s not that life is difficult; it’s that your demands are too high, resulting in a mismatch with your own capabilities. Let’s talk first about the issue of getting married and buying a house. Getting married and buying a house is indeed the right approach; it is a standard by which women assess a man’s overall capabilities. In our time, it was sufficient for the man’s family to have their own bedroom. If one does not live with their parents, it is considered unfilial. Now that society has developed, it’s the parents who end up spending all their savings to raise the standards for their sons. The house bought for the son is larger and more luxurious than the one he lives in. The minimum requirement is to pay the down payment as well. Adopted children don’t count; one still has to buy a house and arrange a marriage for one’s biological son – this is a common phenomenon. It’s hard for you; your parents might have it even harder than you. If it’s done by one’s own efforts, I admire that. But if family factors are involved, well, it’s understandable. There’s also the factor of reincarnation in this topic……it’s too complicated. It’s best to face things properly, act according to one’s capabilities, and complain as little as possible. :)
This is more or less the same, right? For fresh graduates, whatever they earn is considered a good amount
Well, it seems that fresh graduates are entitled to this treatment; in Shanghai, it’s around 5,000!
Hehe. Since you’re already “lost,” why not get ahead of the curve by finding an ugly woman and quickly producing offspring with low intelligence, so as to satisfy your parents’ care and affection? Wouldn’t that work? ....... My brother is half-immortal; he sees through you. :lol
Your parents are “pressuring you hard” – why? What does that prove? Let my brother speak; the two of them are just a pair of worthless idiots, and they’re also a hindrance to you. My brother is half-immortal; he can see through the world of mortals. :lol
In second- and third-tier cities, the number is probably just over 2,000, and there are few job opportunities; one would have to be very frugal to make ends meet each month
I can also write online novels, and I’m already quite good at it