Foreign netizens have a heated discussion: Which country has a better life, China or Russia?

To tell the truth, there are several modern places in Russia, such as Moscow and St. Petersburg. The living standards of ordinary people in other places are not as good as those in developed areas of China, let alone compared with those in the West. Just go to the streets of Russia and see what cars they drive.

In terms of infrastructure, Russia is indeed inferior to China. The streets are full of used cars from Korea and Japan. There are few high-rise buildings in the city, and the roads are not as good as those in China. But maybe this is their philosophy of life. China people love face and always build border cities into tall buildings all over the city. The most typical ones are Dandong and Manzhouli. In such a small city, there are dozens of tall buildings everywhere, and it looks "busy" at night. Look at North Korea on the other side, it's dark. In Russia, there are few high-rise buildings, and many people simply live in wooden houses. In fact, I'm afraid this is not to say that Russia is backward, but mainly the gap in life concept. Europeans like to be close to nature. They don't like living in birdcages in tall buildings. So it is not surprising that wooden houses are favored.

In terms of quality of life, Russia should be better than China. Although their price is about three times that of China, their house price is far less than that of China, and they are rich in natural resources, and their life pressure is far less than that of China people.