@granitarian@levelsio Actually, there are far more things to do in China, and you can do many of them much more conveniently than in the West. The problem is simply that it’s not your style—you just don’t know how to take advantage of what’s available.
@zoe15vm@KevinCastley In China, there are relatively few serious crimes for the police to deal with. Much of their time is spent helping people with various issues, including resolving arguments and minor conflicts that arise in daily life.
@xiaoshunli Item
China (approx.)
Germany (approx.)
1) Milk (1 L, regular)
¥12
€1.17 (≈ ¥9)
2) Eggs (12 large)
¥10.6
€3.39 (≈ ¥26)
Substantially cheaper in China
3) Beef (1 kg)
¥76
€18.8 (≈ ¥146)
Cheaper in China
4) Chicken (1 kg)
¥23
€10.3 (≈ ¥80)
Much cheaper in China