Is it better to save money bit by bit, or is it better to save some and spend some?
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A commoner, panting and saving money – life is too monotonous； I want to spend money, but I’m reluctant to do so; I still need to save up to buy a house. I’ve spent so many years studying yet I still can’t figure this problem out
{:1_90:}{:1_90:}Hee hee, it’s great to save money
Reply to 2# zjuscq .....What you mentioned is really harmful to the body, haha
I’m reluctant to spend money; it hurts my heart to use it, but I should decide based on whether it really hurts or not.
It’s hard to predict things related to prices; saving everything carries certain risks. It’s advisable to save some money while spending some as well – don’t be too strict on yourself; spend what needs to be spent.
{:1_90:}The verb is too exaggerated; the problem is kinda that
How to live is a big question; one lives a lifetime, thinks about it throughout that time, and by the day one dies in old age, one has figured it out.
Reply to 7# xuexue0909: I can’t keep up with the pace; I’m about to fall behind
Reply to 5# Suspected Law-abiding Citizen: Hey, how do you take the architect exam? Please give some advice
Reply to 10# zjuscq: Check the examination schedule for the following year online through the local personnel examination website. For the Level 2 Constructor qualification, 2 years of work experience at the bachelor’s degree level is required, while 4 years is needed for the Level 1 qualification. Work experience certificates can be obtained through intermediaries; as for the exams, one just needs to buy the official textbooks and attend tutoring classes or something similar
Reply to 11#: It seems like a decent person; it’s better to save some money and use part of it, working hard to save up