Food, clothing, housing and transportation are expensive. Accommodation: The most expensive thing is the rent. Suburb 1000- 1200. Forget it downtown. Single rooms start at 4000. I suggest that you can find a unit with a dormitory, one can live in one unit, and the other room is better. It's convenient if you have relatives and friends. OK: The subway starts from 3 yuan, and most buses start from 2 yuan, which is February 2000. Therefore, it is necessary to comprehensively consider the house price and unit distance. Some units have shuttle buses, so it's cool. If you really can't, just get a broken electric car and rub some electricity. There is basically no cost, but the distance is limited, 10 km. Shanghai is large and the distance between the two districts is reasonable. Long distance is not impossible, too tired. Eat: The fast food in the inner ring may not be full for more than one day, but it's basically 25_30 outside the central ring (two steamed buns for breakfast, 5 yuan, two bowls of noodles or mixed rice are almost 25 yuan). It's cheaper to buy food and cook. It's 15 yuan who eats two meals without big meat, not counting the water, electricity and coal seasoning. It's also possible to spend 600_ 1000 yuan a month (I'm male, it's easy to have a canteen at work, which saves a lot. Wear: Not to mention the brand, there are dozens of foreign trade stalls, and the difference is too great. It is more in line with this standard to visit the path and find a small shop. Daily necessities: generally go to Carrefour twice a month, about 2000 yuan, shampoo and daily necessities. If I work hard, I can do something more or less. In other words, if there is no dormitory and canteen, I can maintain basic accommodation, travel and eat every month1200+1000+200 = 2400, plus 600 yuan every day, including daily necessities.