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Work Less than Ever, Pay $278 Rent and Save: What It's Like to Live in China
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His working day was reduced to 18 hours a week, with an annual income of USD 30,000 in China. He pays USD 278 a month for a three-bedroom apartment thanks to a subsidy. He managed to save up to USD 1,000 a month. Aleese Lightyear grew up believing that New York was the place where professional dreams were built. For years he worked as a television producer in an industry that combined glamour and pressure. He earned about USD 100,000 a year, wor…
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