Foreign workers work for half a year and travel for half a year. Is this available in China?

This phenomenon does exist, but there are more rumors than reality.

Some Chinese people can also achieve similar situations.

Although the income and benefits of Westerners are relatively high, there are not many people who work for half a year and travel for half a year. It is a minority behavior. This phenomenon has something to do with the high income in the West and also with Westerners’ concepts.

First of all, the exchange rate between the RMB and the U.S. dollar, euro, pound, etc. is more than 6 times. If the current salary of the Chinese people can reach the exchange rate with the U.S. dollar (equivalent to an income increase of more than 6 times), then the general public will I also have the financial ability to travel around the world.

Secondly, Chinese people like to save and manage money, while Westerners prefer to consume in advance; Chinese people are struggling for houses, but Westerners can accept renting; Chinese people need to consider pension and unemployment issues, and these welfare benefits for Westerners are guaranteed by the state. So even if Chinese people are rich, they rarely work for half a year and travel for half a year.

This is the difference in economic and consumer financial management concepts.