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Answer the following question; “Yes” means middle class. Everyone is welcome to share their thoughts and discuss! 1. Does the mortgage put pressure on you? 2. Are you hesitant to get married and have children due to financial reasons? 3. Are you worried about the costs associated with raising a child in the future?
The house isn’t a problem, but I’m worried about my children’s education in the future!
I’m a bit worried about kids too.
No, there isn’t any. No need to worry. But I’m not part of the middle class either, haha
1. I don’t have enough money to buy a house, so I rent one. 2. No money, no house, no car, no wife, no son, and not dead yet. 3. Don’t worry; since I don’t even have a wife, how could I think about my son’s problems?~
The middle class is already considered quite wealthy.
The cost of educating a child from childhood to adulthood is incredibly high!
With both spouses working these days, the monthly mortgage payment shouldn’t be too much of a problem (except in super-cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Shenzhen). Nowadays, many people in their 40s already own several properties. What worries me the most is my children’s education in the future; I’m afraid there will always be costs to cover, and it seems like an endless cycle of expenses!
1. Does the mortgage put pressure on you? Answer: Yes! 2. Are you afraid to get married and have children due to financial reasons? Answer: Yes. 3. Are you worried about the costs of educating your children in the future? Answer: Yes. I checked, and my current income places me among the poorer people in China; cry:'(
A house costs four to five hundred thousand, with a monthly payment of 20,000; the loan repayment period is over twenty years. . . .
With such high life pressures and unstable jobs, what does it even mean to be middle-class?