money

  • Dollar, rich
  • green, dollars, coins
  • green, bills
  • Hard Work
  • necessary, helpful
  • oil, cars, bands
  • power, materialism
  • spend, earn
  • valuable, work, expenses
  • Wealth, Cars, and College
  • yuan, shopping
  • 人民币,必需品,美元
  • 信用卡,人民币,欧元
  • 工资、学费、购物
  • 旅游,购物,毛主席
  • 生活中必不可少的,成功,贪婪,腐败
  • 祸害,必不可少,万能
  • 美元,人民币,银行,土豪,抢劫
  • 美食,旅游,购物
  • 衣食住行,上学,医院,事业,捐款,贪欲,犯罪,纠纷,罚单
  • 购物,生活,玩乐,享受
  • 资本主义,银行,通货膨胀
  • 重要,慈善,买东西
  • 需要,生活,富裕
  • 食物,车辆

Discussion

Both Chinese and American students brought up similar things, like cars, materialism, dollar/yuan, and college expenses.

I think that we both face similar situations as students when it comes to paying tuition and relying on less money than working adults.

Is it common for Chinese University students to have cars?

In a lot of ways it is easier to start a business in China with-out all of the taxes and regulations put forth by the United States government. In a crony capitalist society such as America small businesses try to avoid hiring new employees due to tremendous overhead and potential law suits. How would you say entrepreneurship is looked upon in Chinese culture and, would you agree in saying jobs are more abundant in China due to less government interference in a free market?

不是,有车的大学生是少部分

处于不同环境,有不同的理解。我个人觉得,大学费用对于我们来说也是一笔不小的数目,更多的还是要靠父母,我们能做的就是不要乱花钱,更多的把钱节约下来,尽量给家里减轻负担,如果可以我们可以做兼职,赚一点零花钱。在中国拥有车的大学生也是少数人。

车子之类的东西,主要看家庭情况。在中国找工作也难,竞争大,工作岗位少,薪水差距大。

老实说,每个人只要从存在这个世界上开始就和钱挂钩,我们现在那么努力,是为了大学毕业后能找到好点工作,也是为了钱,人这一生就围着钱转,直到死为止。