Can 5, won play in Shanghai for a month?

When traveling abroad, it is always not difficult to find our compatriots in China. China people like to travel abroad, and they like to walk around all over the world. But in fact, with the rapid development of China, many foreigners also like to come to China.

During my travel career, I met many foreigners. Recently, while chatting with a Korean friend, he asked me: Can I spend a month in China with 5, won? This surprised me and praised me directly: then don't come.

I believe that many tourists who have never traveled to South Korea will think that this 5, won is still relatively large. For Koreans, this 5 won is actually quite a lot. So how much is the real 5, won equivalent to RMB?

Let's first look at the average salary of Koreans for one month. According to relevant statistics, the average monthly salary in South Korea is about 8, won, which translates into about 5, yuan, while 5, won is actually equivalent to 3, yuan. So in our China, can 5, won be used for a month?

This is really a bit difficult. If you hold 3, yuan in our third-and fourth-tier cities in China, you may be able to live for a month. However, when foreigners come to China for the first time, they all like to go to some first-tier cities, just like going north, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. It's like this friend wants to travel to our Shanghai.

Shanghai is known as? Magic capital? At the same time, it is also the strongest city in China. Here, there is a fast-paced life, a high-pressure environment, and of course there are unlimited opportunities and a high-level life. Naturally, the consumption in Shanghai is not cheap, 3 yuan, and it is difficult to stay in a hotel in Shanghai for 3 days. Not to mention going to eat, drink, and be merry. For a day in Shanghai Disneyland, the entrance fee, food, housing and transportation must be at least in 1 yuan. Without a third of the budget, it is obviously unrealistic to spend 3 days in Shanghai.

Nowadays, China is also developing at a high speed, but some foreigners always think that the cost of living in China is low and the prices are low, but in fact, the prices in Shanghai, Beijing and other cities are even with those in South Korea. Xiaobian once traveled to Changsha for three days and spent nearly 3, yuan.

what do you think of such a situation? Do you think this Korean tourist can spend a month in China with 5, won?