Not long ago, I read the travel notes of a mainland reporter. He thought that the price in Taiwan Province province was twice that in mainland China, but the income was about four or five times, which was ok. But my feeling is a little different from this reporter's observation. Scholars like to pay attention to research methods. The price difference between different parts of the mainland is so great that I'm afraid I can't find it with the National Bureau of Statistics. What is the price level in Chinese mainland? Calculation method, so it is better to simply compare cities or even compare them with the feeling of consumption. I feel that the price in Taipei is only a little higher than that in first-tier cities in Chinese mainland (such as Guangzhou and Shenzhen), and even lower in some places. RMB is about 1:4.5 against NT. In several noodle restaurants outside Taiwan Province Provincial University, the cheapest bowl of beef noodles with enough weight is 1.20, and 25 yuan RMB is equivalent to RMB. 7-Eleven's Taiwan Province edition of Next Weekly is only NT$ 20 in 80 yuan, which is the same as that in Hong Kong. If there is more public transportation, Taipei is actually cheaper: I took a bus in Taipei, 10 yuan, which is equivalent to 2, 3 yuan RMB; It is much more comfortable than the Guangzhou bus at the same price. I asked several colleagues in higher education in Taiwan Province Province, and they said that the monthly salary of assistant professors (equivalent to lecturers) in Taiwan Province Province is about 70,000 to 80,000 Taiwan dollars. Here refers to the fixed monthly salary of concentrating on teaching and research, not spending time on various projects, getting off work at night and spending weekends with his wife and children. If we combine the above-mentioned price level with this income level, the pressure on scholars in Taiwan Province Province is indeed much less than that of most of their counterparts in mainland universities, and it is no wonder that their lives can be more chic. It is said that Taiwan Province authorities have never treated intellectuals materially from the beginning, and Taipei is really not much more expensive than Guangzhou and Shenzhen in terms of food, clothing, housing and transportation.

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