How can Japan be surrounded by a large group of girls like in Japanese cartoons? Are Japanese boys so happy? I envy them. Are all Japanese women chasing men?

that's anime. In reality, do you want a group of girls? Do you want to be charming and handsome? Ok, forget it

1. Income and purchasing power The fixed monthly salary of the Japanese can generally be calculated simply, and how many tens of thousands of yen can be earned every month at the age of about 3, for example, 3, yen at the age of 3, 5, yen at the age of 5, plus two ***2-5 months bonuses in summer and at the end of the year. Therefore, the annual income at the age of 3 is generally 4.5 million yen, and the annual income at the age of 4 is 6 million yen. The above is after-tax income. Below this figure, it is not good, and above this figure, it is successful. Taxes and insurance generally account for 1-2%, all of which are deducted from the salary and paid directly to the relevant departments by the company or bank. This summer award and year-end award are very important. Temporary workers don't have them. Only regular employees have them. The longer they work in a company, the higher they are. Buying a house and a car basically depends on it. The salary of temporary workers is generally 7-1, yen/hour, and working eight hours a day and 26 days a month is 166,4 yen/month. The exchange rate of yen/RMB varies greatly, but it can generally be calculated at 1, yen as 7 RMB. Another rough calculation method is $1 =1 yuan = 1, yen. Now there are hundred-dollar stores everywhere in Japan, and everything in thousands of daily necessities costs 1 yen, that is, 7 yuan. In China, things that cost more than 1 yuan, such as tape measures and tools, are also 1 yen there. Vegetables and fruits in supermarkets are also one or a handful of 1 yen. Except for the special case of 1 eggs, 1 yen, 1 Jin of rice and 1, yen, the purchasing power of 1 yen is basically the same as that of 1-7 yuan RMB, which means that everything that can be bought in China and 1-7 yuan can be bought in Japan for 1 yen. The monthly purchasing power is China's monthly salary/price = 1,5 yuan /7 yuan =214 pieces, Japan's 3-year-old worker's monthly salary/price = 3, yen /1 yen = 3, pieces, China's daily purchasing power is 214 pieces /3 days =7 pieces/day, and Japan's 3 pieces /3 days =1 pieces/day. On the other hand, the price/wage ratio means that Chinese prices can buy 7 pieces a day and Japanese wages can buy 1 pieces a day. Except for fresh vegetables, the whole family goes shopping by car. Fruits, beer, snacks and so on are all in a box, and it is only a few thousand yen to go to a hundred-dollar store. Things are so cheap that we have to give away a few boxes of things once we move. We often get material donations from former students or Japanese friends. After graduation, we often give things, including color TV, refrigerator, air conditioner, electronic organ, car computer and so on. It's basically the same in other countries. When you first go, someone gives you something, and a few years later, you give it to someone else. I love traveling. I have been to many countries, whether it is Southeast Asia, India, Europe, America and Australia. By objectively comparing the price/wage ratio, China is the most expensive in the world. You only need to calculate how many things you can buy in a month's salary. Everyone's wages have gone up tenfold, and the life in which prices have dropped by half is the current life in advanced countries.

among my peers in economics, there is even a tendency to think highly of China and despise Japanese. At one time, a joke was widely circulated in Beijing, saying that in the future, there would only be three economists in the world, one who understood the American economy, one who understood the European economy and one who understood the China economy. As for Japan, the answer is a contemptuous smile: Japan, haha, Japan can leave it alone!

2. Educate my children to be born and raised in Japan, where I graduated from doctor's degree, so I have personal experience of all the expenses in the whole process from birth to doctor's degree. Go-vern-ment began to pay nutrition fees when pregnant with children, and delivered milk to your home every day. When I was born, I went directly to the city go-vern-ment to collect 3, yen for hospital expenses and then bought all the baby products, leaving tens of thousands. Kindergartens can be delivered in one month. The cost of public kindergartens in go-vern-ment is about 1,-3, yen/month, and the cost of private kindergartens is about twice that of public kindergartens. Kindergarten is a part of social welfare, and those with less income can apply for paying less or not. The tuition fee from elementary school to junior high school is zero, and the cost is about 3, yen/month for lunch at noon every day. All the fees paid to the school in one year are about 3, yen, which is equivalent to three days' salary. Once I moved from one city to another, because the textbooks were different, I got another set of all the textbooks for that school year. High school is not compulsory at the beginning, and the tuition fee is about 1, yen. If you spend 2, a year, you will get less than one month's salary. The tuition fee of private universities is about 1 million yen/year, and the tuition fee of state universities is about 5, yen/year. There are various scholarships and student loans. Almost everyone from kindergarten to university can apply for fee waiver. As an international student, I apply for half fee waiver for my children and myself.

3. Housing Japan's housing is very expensive, but other cities can be less than half of Tokyo's housing price except Tokyo. An ordinary family of three lives in an old house for 3,-5, yen/month. I live in a two-story villa in a medium-sized city with a garden in front and a vegetable garden behind, and I rent 7, yen/month. Ordinary workers pay 3,-5, yen a month to buy a house by mortgage for 2 years, which means that the house is their own after living and working for decades. Ordinary 3-year-old white-collar workers can buy a suite with a salary of 3,/month or 4.5 million/year for ten years, but most of them are mortgaged because of the tax exemption for mortgage consumption. Tax control means that after all your expenses of buying a house, buying a car, seeing a doctor, etc. are controlled, only the remaining income will be taxed. Talk about cars by the way. Generally, college students buy an old car after learning to drive in the summer vacation of their freshman year, with a price of 5,-1, yen. My Honda car was given zero yuan by my classmate. He was admitted to the graduate school and bought a new Corolla for more than 1.2 million yen. The cars bought by college students just after graduation are generally of this grade (Corolla, Vios) and price (8-1.5 million yen). That is to say, college students can buy an old car after working for a month, and they can buy a new car with their parents' bonus (2-5 months' salary) after working. My Honda was sold to a recycling factory in the 11th year, with a loss of 5 yuan. The Nissan Bluebird, which has been driving for 8 years, sold for 2, yen. If you have a car, you have to talk about oil. In April 26, China gasoline 4.6 yuan/liter, American gasoline 4.8 yuan/liter, Australian gasoline 3.1 yuan/liter, Japanese gasoline 6.3 yuan/liter, and Indian gasoline 2.7 yuan/liter. The daily change of oil prices is not accurate, but the error will not exceed plus or minus 1 yuan. In foreign countries, you can buy more than 1 liters of gasoline a day, and in China, you can buy 1 liters of gasoline a day.

4. Medical care The biggest feature of Japanese medical care is that everyone joins the national health insurance. National health insurance is divided into three levels, namely, boss level, ordinary level and family level. Those who start their own companies or have a particularly high income belong to the boss level, and most of them are ordinary level. Family members and children who have no jobs pay from their parents' salaries and must pay independently from adulthood. A few thousand-tens of thousands of yen a month is mainly paid according to the income, and I never worry about it directly from the salary. I forget that the specific number may be about 5%. You have to bring a national health insurance certificate to see a doctor. Individuals pay 1-2% for medical expenses, and 8-9% for insurance. If it is too high, for example, if it exceeds several times the salary, you can apply for a reduction or exemption.